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Why doesn't coffee have a FAFO culture (lemmy.world)

submitted 20 hours ago by bigboismith@lemmy.world to c/coffee@lemmy.world

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How come there is no real "wacky experimentation" side of the coffee community? The only one I can identify is the "snobby" coffee community (you know the one), and the rest being mostly just a refrained version of that.

Compare that to the homebrewing community, you have the snobbs (the mead community is infamous), but then there are the "prison hoochers", turning anything containing sugar into alcohol.

Where are the mavericks who perform the important societal task of discerning if "is coffee and cheeto-spice a good combo?" and "what happens if you brew coffee with red bull?"

On a more serious note it would be great so more people try different ways to spice coffee, instead of just trying to brew the flatest, "perfect" brew. I've found adding some fruity black tea to my coffee in a French press to work really well.

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[–] superkret@feddit.org 5 points 18 hours ago

It exists, but probably more in the east.
I was once treated to a coffee that was brewed in a moka pot, using vodka instead of water.
They called the drink "Death in Stalingrad".