[tropicalminty]

My little secret is a tiny pinch of salt if you're using proper ground coffee, as it removes the bitterness

Wow..i must try this...although am used to the coffee bitterness.
What about taste? Learnt something new today.

[DredgenSun]

My little secret is a tiny pinch of salt if you're using proper ground coffee, as it removes the bitterness

Wow..i must try this...although am used to the coffee bitterness.
What about taste? Learnt something new today.

If you add cream/milk, then pass on the salt, it's only good for black coffee

Some like the bitterness, others don't, but it's nice that you can have a coffee more to your tastes

[TonganNutter]

avoid anything from nescafe

[phillybilly]

@DredgenSun thank you for a great suggestion, I tried it and now it is also my little secret for a great tasting coffee

[DredgenSun]

@DredgenSun thank you for a great suggestion, I tried it and now it is also my little secret for a great tasting coffee

Ah superb! I'm glad it's made a bit of an impact on you sir, go forth and enjoy your coffee!

[LoveBeauty]

You can add some salt to get rid of the bitterness

[888]

It's a bit subjective, what's considered good to you might be considered bad to someone else and vice versa.

[sfdhu123]

Feed the coffee beans to the cat and then let it spit them out.

[exxxiko]

It really depends on where you are. In the Balkans, the way coffee is made is really different from what you find in Europe and the West. 

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[n3v3r_s4y]

Salt trick must be probably the best simple trick that I didn't think about.
thanks sir

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