Cinnamon Coffee
By Holly from NJ
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RE: Cinnamon Coffee
Robert, as long as I stir the cinnamon into the coffee grounds I've never had a problem. Also, make sure that you're not putting in too many coffee grounds.
Post by Maryeileen
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
By Robert (Guest Post)
I have a Bunn and it drops in 3 min. Problem is that basket fills up and run all over the place. I'm only using 1/4 to 1/2 tsp of cinnamon but it still flows over. Any ideas to solve my problem? Wished I had small tea bags or something to keep cinnamon from plugging. b .lie rz@cox .net (remove spaces)
Posted on 08
I had this problem also - i now use cinnamon extract. Works great!
Post by WYcowgirl
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
I am a big chocolate coffee fan. Any suggestions for that?
Post by cinderella12977
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
Make sure the Cinnamon that you buy is real Cinnamon and not Cassia. Cassia has a high level of coumarin and is sold as Cinnamon in the US and Canada. So the next time you buy Cinnamon make sure it is real Cinnamon and not a substitute called Cassia.
Post By Cinnamon (Guest Post)
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
I have a Bunn and it drops in 3 min. Problem is that basket fills up and run all over the place. I'm only using 1/4 to 1/2 tsp of cinnamon but it still flows over. Any ideas to solve my problem? Wished I had small tea bags or something to keep cinnamon from plugging. b .lie rz@cox .net (remove spaces)
Post By Robert (Guest Post)
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
The cinnamon is great with a dash of vanilla either in the basket or the brew pot, and don't stop there. All the flavors and imitation flavors in your spice rack will perk up your coffee.
in the Southwest, we sometimes throw a whole tepin pepper in the pot or the cup, depending on how much "heat" & pepper taste you enjoy.
Post By john e gearhart (Guest Post)
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
I put about 1/4 teaspoon almond flavoring into the coffee filter basket along with the coffee before brewing; it makes a smooth, tasting coffee. I have tried other flavorings and it tastes so good. I have ground fresh nutmeg into the coffee before it is brewed; different flavor.
Post by WandaJo
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
I've been doing this for years too! It really helps to cut the bitterness of cheaper coffee and perk up beans that are past their prime!
Post by Madelynnsmama
RE: Cinnamon Coffee
I do that too, it IS really good! I've been meaning to try adding a bit of vanilla instead of the cinnamon but haven't tried that yet.
Post By wendee (Guest Post)
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