I drink a lot of coffee, and definitely know what I like.<\/p>\n
Sometimes I blend coffees, but not usually. How do I decide whether to blend two coffees?<\/p>\n
Let’s say I have two coffees, A and B, both of which I really like. I won’t blend them: in my experience, they might flatten each other out, so the blend will be less appealing than either A or B.<\/p>\n
Let’s say I have two coffees, one medium and one dark. If the dark one is very<\/em> dark, I will likely blend it with the medium. Medium coffee typically has a punch which can liven up a dark one.<\/p>\n I will buy medium coffee that I won’t drink just by itself, but to blend with dark. Similarly, I will buy very dark ones, not to drink straight, but to blend with medium ones.<\/p>\nJack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane,<\/a> Campbell River, BC.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Self-tutoring about blending coffee: the tutor shares a couple of observations. I drink a lot of coffee, and definitely know what I like. Sometimes I blend coffees, but not usually. How do I decide whether to blend two coffees? Let’s …<\/p>\n