Coffee hacks all coffee enthusiasts need

As coffee enthusiasts, coffee is one of the most important parts of our day. While a classic cup of coffee is the ultimate drink, there are several other things you can do with your coffee. Coffee enthusiasts love to experiment with their coffee, and if you are one, we have something for you.

Below we have made a list of coffee hacks that all coffee enthusiasts need. They are fun, innovative as well as practical. So, grab a cup of coffee and read on!

DIY coffee popsicle 

Whether you are a kid or an adult, popsicles are something you must love. Moreover, popsicles are the ultimate saviors of summers. As the hot season starts coming back, most people switch to iced coffee for relief.

However, there is another way through which you can enjoy coffee while combating the heat, i.e., coffee popsicles. All you will need is popsicles, mold, cream, cold coffee, or cold brew. Then, fill your mold with the cream halfway and let it freeze. Once that is set, add in your coffee or cold brew and let it stay in the fridge till it is completely set. Then, you can enjoy your coffee on a stick!  

Coffee gummies

There are times when you just cannot find a break to go and make coffee. So, what do you do when that happens? You go for coffee gummies. There are several recipes that you can find online that can help you make the coffee gummies of your choice. 

For a basic coffee gummies recipe, all you will need is a cup of espresso, condensed milk, chocolate extract, and gelatin. These gummies are the best for people who often find themselves busy. The best thing about coffee gummies is that you experiment with coffee flavors from different continents. You can buy different types of coffee online from stores such as malgudidays.com.au.

Salt in coffee

Yes, we understand that salt coffee sounds a bit too weird, but here we are. All coffee lovers have had the sheer terror of drinking bad coffee, but there is a way you can fix that. Salt, your everyday kitchen partner, is the solution to your problem.

It was back in the great depression when salt was used in coffee to help improve the overall taste of coffee. Because of the sodium present in salt, it masks some of the bitterness. Thus, you can always use it to make your coffee less bitter.  

Coffee exfoliator 

Who says that you have to limit your obsession with coffee to just drinks? You can even add coffee to your skincare routine. Coffee is used worldwide as a skin exfoliator as it helps in removing dead skin.

Along with that, it also helps in reducing stretch marks and wrinkles. All you need to do is mix it with coconut or almond oil, and you will be good to go.

Reuse coffee grounds

Once you have finished up your cup of coffee, do not throw away the coffee grounds. There are several household duties in which you can use your coffee grounds. These include:

  • Removing refrigerator odors
  • Cleaning clogged drains
  • Natural cleaning scrub
  • Garden fertilizer
  • Scour your pots and pans