I have been trying to drop sweetners for my coffe for a while. page

[jedward2]

Any ideas? Which milk should I be adding to coffee? I don't use much 2% now just wondering what most Pbers used.

[JStrick]

Hwc ftw

[Diana Renata]

I typically drink my coffee straight black. Sometimes I'll throw in some coconut milk if I want creamy. Rarely, but on occasion I'll add a few drops of liquid stevia for sweetness.

[jedward2]

Is coconut real sweet? Can you drink coconut milk straight up?

[slowcooker]

I used to put in lots of cream - now I put in a tablespoon of coconut oil. Yum.

[Diana Renata]

Coconut has a subtle sweetness. Not much but it's tasty. I've never tried the coconut oil. Still too pricey for my budget.

[Meadow]

Heavy cream...or half heavy cream and half coconut milk. I chill my coconut milk and only add in the 'thickened' portions. I have never added sugar in my coffee, but to me, add in cream and it almost tastes 'sweet' to me.

[jedward2]

Here is the Lou Ana coconut oil I use. Anything wrong with these nutritional facts?

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 1 Tbsp (14g)
Amount per Serving

* Calories 120 Calories from Fat 120

% Daily Value *

* Total Fat 14g 22%
* Saturated Fat 12g 60%
* Monounsaturated Fat 1g
* Polyunsaturated Fat 1g
* Trans Fat 0g
* Sodium 0mg 0%
* Total Carbohydrate 0g 0%
* Dietary Fiber 0g 0%
* Protein 0g

[SheGlowsPale]

Just do it! I'm in the process of not putting splenda in my coffee anymore...I put either heavy cream or half heavy cream half coconut milk..the added creaminess really does help me not need to add sweetness to it. Ive been doing it for about 3 weeks now and while I'm still not 100% used to it its definitely drinkable for me now!

[Robeil]

I ran out of Splenda in January and didn't buy anymore, I just got used to it... I've always used full cream... Now I use coconut milk or cream... or a mix of C milk and C oil, or C oil and cream, both of which are very filling BTW... I've never liked milk in my coffee I'd rather have it black if I have nothing around that is creamy...