Butter In Your Coffee Instead Of Milk, What Do You Reckon?

[RATTER15]

http://eatlocalgrown.com/article/13952-5-reasons-put-butter-in-coffee.html

[DTCwordfan]

Gross - neither, like with scotch and what to add to it, more scotch - in this case, more black coffee.

[dannyk13]

Yuuuuuk

[scorpiojo]

Ditto

[factor-fiction]

It would never have occurred to me but I might try it with a tiny cup. I doubt very much that it'll be a pleasant experience but it's worth a try

[vulcan42]

Agree with DTC, neat vodka and neat black coffee, wouldn't adding butter give it a greasy taste? I also don't understand why when asking for black coffee I am usually asked if I want milk with that, I hope they don't start asking if I want butter?

[chelle7272]

I've seen that on a TV show, Big Bang theory maybe.
I love coffee and I love butter but together, no.
Surely the coffee would just be greasy?

[Mamyalynne]

Funny, someone has just posted re coconut oil in B&S and one of the uses for that is in coffee too.

[dannyk13]

Another yuuuuk

[Ric.ror]

The grandfather of a french girl at my school always drank coffee with butter and he would dip croissants in it

[pusskin]

Yuck and yuck again.

[Obiter]

Many years ago, when I went as a schoolboy on an exchange trip to France, breakfast coffee was served in bowls, not cups. It was drunk with a spoon and croissants or bread and butter, usually with jam on, were dunked into it. It took me a while to get used to it because I had been brought up to believe that while it was OK to dip your bread in your soup at home it was extremely bad manners to do so elsewhere.

[Old_Geezer]

Butter is basically congealed cream & salt isn't it ? It'd probably work, but being unusual probably not an instant favourite.

[Old_Geezer]

I didn't realise one could feed one's butter, grass !
They don't mean goats do they ?