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Coffee Question

Totally unexpected on my part, but post surgery I have fallen in love with coffee. Never really had a taste for it prior, only an occasional cup here and there. Weird thing (for me anyway) is that I crave it scalding hot. I'm using a no sugar liquid creamer so my calorie intake is still very little (although so is my nutrional value when I drink it). I know there are some definate drawbacks (acidity) so I'm wondering if anyone out there uses a cold press method to help reduce the acid and make it easier on your stomach? The Coffee Tody brand was recommend for a cold brew process and I'm thinking about getting one. Anyone else use this or a like product?

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I've never used this product, but I can tell you that I absolutely love cold press coffee versus a regular drip or americano. I think it's a lot smoother and less hard on the tummy, and I really can't be the type of bariatric patient that completely gives up coffee! ;)

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