I have a new Nespresso machine on order, wondering what milk other board members prefer to use in their coffee?

 

Thanks in advance.

On the rare occasion I do, I use heavy cream if making a Cappuccino.  99.9% of the time, it's simply black coffee in the morning.

Whole milk or cream.

It is such a minimal amount stupid I think to use alternatives.

 

Here I use Tea Pot. In the US I use Carnation or whatever else is real milk based, unlike here.

Marigold Cream.

Breast milk.

For simple americano with milk i use Thai Denmark UHT, if you are having latte etc and trying to make it really good you need to use something else, see what the good shops use

Tibetan goat milk, or when unavailable, coffee mate; although I believe that's not a very healthy alternative 

Personally I don’t defile my coffee with anything though the wife uses oat milk.

Badger milk

Soy, almond or oat milk.

Falcon Sterilized Recombined Flavored Milk
Falcon Sterilised Recombined Flavoured Milk.

 

'Original formula of recombined milk developed to become the fitting combination of Thai-style tea, coffee and other well loved beverages with deliciousness, lightness, creaminess and smooth texture without masking other flavours.'


 

Thankfully...

You did not say...

"Milk in Tea".

 

Otherwise, would have been compelled to add you to my IGNORE list.

 

Wouldn't know. Never drank coffee before.

14 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

Soy, almond or oat milk.

Is not milk 

14 minutes ago, still kicking said:

14 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

Soy, almond or oat milk.

Is not milk 

 

I take it you haven't seen the YouTube of the guy milking almonds and their incredibly small nipples?

1 minute ago, NanLaew said:

 

I take it you haven't seen the YouTube of the guy milking almonds and their incredibly small nipples?

Vodka

The milk sitting the closest to the coffee cup. 

3 hours ago, still kicking said:

Is not milk 

It's called milk but by definition milk must come from mammals.It's what I use and it's made for humans, unlike mammal milk which isn't easy to digest for many.

17 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Thankfully...

You did not say...

"Milk in Tea".

 

Otherwise, would have been compelled to add you to my IGNORE list.

 

You must have a lot of Brits on ignore

Milk in coffe is as bad as coke in whiskey 

1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

It's called milk but by definition milk must come from mammals.It's what I use and it's made for humans, unlike mammal milk which isn't easy to digest for many.

 

Try milk from a female mammal, not a male mammal.

18 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

 

Try milk from a female mammal, not a male mammal.

It's been awhile since I was a baby, and I look at a woman's breast not as mammary glands but part of her figure.

23 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

Breast milk.

 

Preferably of a virgin hottie.  If only I could find one...

 

Back to the OP, I like the fact that, in Asia, I can buy milk in tiny single serving boxes.  I use it all the time in coffee and my morning oatmeal.  Back home, I binned most milk because it went bad before I used it.  It's hard to find milk in a box back there.

 

I just look for the stuff that's not advertised as "low fat" or "vegetable based".  They all seem to taste fine.

 

Edit:  On an aside, I prefer my French press to the zoomy coffee machines.  I loved the $1000 machine at the office but we had a lady that spent half an hour a day cleaning it.

 

6 hours ago, Hummin said:

Milk in coffe is as bad as coke in whiskey 

Try having a creamy latte with no milk

57 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

7 hours ago, Hummin said:

Milk in coffe is as bad as coke in whiskey 

Try having a creamy latte with no milk

 

Jack Daniels in my Corn Flakes floats my boat.

10 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

 

Jack Daniels in my Corn Flakes floats my boat.

I havent tasted Jack Daniels since I was underage and not allowed to drink liqour. Single Malt Schotch wiskey for me mostly

"Australia's Own" Skimmed long life milk in a carton - readily available in supermarkets and MAKRO in Siem Reap.

 

 

Meiji whole milk.

Widely available here in CM.

For my money, it tastes richer and better than the others I've tasted.