Decaf?

eclectichoney

I know I know, i shouldn't even mention the word! However due to balance/dizzyness problems i'm having to give up caffeine, which has meant no more coffee but i'm missing having a hot drink to warm me up in work - do any of the take away stores do decaf? I tried insomnia but no luck. It's a strange request i know!

thanks

Gran Hermano

eclectichoney wrote:

I know I know, i shouldn't even mention the word! However due to balance/dizzyness problems i'm having to give up caffeine, which has meant no more coffee but i'm missing having a hot drink to warm me up in work - do any of the take away stores do decaf? I tried insomnia but no luck. It's a strange request i know!

thanks

"balance/dizzyness" surely that's a sign you haven't had enough coffee

I'd rather have no coffee than de-caf, maybe some of the herbal tea
drinkers on here can advise which flavour of potpourri they prefer
adding hot water to if you're looking for a hot drink.

If you insist on buying decaf, try and get the Swiss water decaf as the
chemicals used in the other decaf methods is worse than caffeine.
(M&D sell decaf beans - just as some pubs sell non-alcoholic beer - as for
where to get a takeout decaf, cant say I've ever bought one).

Stark

O'Briens do decaf coffee that's pretty nice.

RE*AC*TOR

I imagine Starbucks do. Can't be any worse than their regular coffee.

You need to spend a bit more to get good quality decaf, but it is out there.