How many espresso shots can you consume before it becomes dangerous to go about your daily activities? Currently running 4 and feeling aggressive.
**This thread was edited on Dec 6th 2021 at 12:55:50pm
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CatdickBojanglesDo a real speedball and find out
eheathI do 6-8 a day usually, most of those before 12 but usually have a nice afternoon coffee to.
armchair_skierDepends on the espresso and the serving size but there is about 100mg of caffeine in 1-2oz of espresso. Personally I don't like going over 300mg because it gives me jitters and leads to a catastrophic crash later in the day.
Gym bros probably have the worst caffeine addictions I have ever seen. There's several people I've met at the gym who drink a bang (300mg) on top of a simulant based pre work out (250-400+ mg). I've heard of people going up to 1g (1,000mg) and beyond which is completely fucked.
cheesevisionUp to 6 now, for someone who doesn't have any tolerance to caffeine I can say this is definitely close to limit
armchair_skierDepends on the espresso and the serving size but there is about 100mg of caffeine in 1-2oz of espresso.
eheathI do 6-8 a day usually, most of those before 12 but usually have a nice afternoon coffee to.
CaseyIf I drink too much coffee my stomach starts to want to be on the outside of my body and it’s unpleasant
eheathusually have a nice afternoon coffee
cheesevisionHow many espresso shots can you consume before it becomes dangerous to go about your daily activities? Currently running 4 and feeling aggressive.
**This thread was edited on Dec 6th 2021 at 12:55:50pm
BradFiAusNzCoCaEspresso is such a cleaner, better more focused buzz than drip coffee. Usually I can put down around 6 shots of espresso in a day before I start crashing. I crash much harder on drip coffee and feel more sluggish though.
Currently on one 8oz drip coffee and 3 shots espresso in a latte. Drip coffee didn’t do shit this morning.
armchair_skierTry using a French Press. You can use the same coffee you would for a normal drip pot but it will be way darker/stronger.
armchair_skierTry using a French Press. You can use the same coffee you would for a normal drip pot but it will be way darker/stronger.
eheathDarker =/= stronger, light roasts usually have the most caffeine while dark roasts have the least. But, you could use 2-3x more grounds and make it "stronger".
shinbangclansipping on espresso is an underrated pleasure. If you ever get the chance to try real italian espresso it will change your life
Abomber22When it comes to coffee, do you buy, example, Dominican? or coffee from countries like Guatemala? or just a walmart brand?
HypeBeastInteresting I woulda thought the answer was less cuz a few hundred mg of caffeine like in a pre-workout has me tweaking. I woulda guessed 800-1000mg would be enough to throw someone into a bad rhythm but guess not. 1000mg will still fuck you up though.
For the buzz kill nerds out there like me. Here you go:
Also fun fact if you smoke, you can drink more caffeine. Smoking increases metabolism of caffeine so that's why you see smokers drinking a gallon of coffee like it's nothing.
skeirmanEthiopian Yerg. I was roasting my owns beans for a while kept coming back to these. Medium roast.
Always whole bean and fresh.
Use a quality burr grinder. Learn about grind size.
Use a scale.
If you're making espresso, make it properly.
I went through an entire spiritual transformation once I started paying attention. Can't believe how many years I spent drinking shitty coffee.
HypeBeastYeah dude shitty coffee is so easy to spot after having good stuff. It's night and day. Our coffee at work is so bad that no amount of sugar, creamer, or even hot chocolate powder can fix it; this shit cuts through anything to reveal the shitty taste beneath. I prefer coffee black but that shit is just so bad. Pretty much any fast food joint has garbage coffee. Starbucks is doo doo. Even some "local" places I've went to are crap too.
I've found an easy way to tell if a place knows how to brew coffee is to order an espresso. If it's bad, they either have no clue what they're doing or don't care about their beans. Obviously aware coffee =/= espresso but it's a decent comparison. I prefer americano over drip coffee if I'm not at home so when places have bad espresso it is noticeable.
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