Spruce Up Your Coffee For Fall

Today, Sept. 29th is coffee day, thought bump this thread.

Recently got a Keurig Coffee maker.. Just bought some Pumpkin Spice coffee to make. Will definitely have some today.
Our Keurig is about a year old and we love it. Can't say the same about pumpkin spice coffee. Bailey's is my favorite coffee flavoring - otherwise black.
 
I loved the Apple Crumble Latte that Starbucks offered one fall. :hungry: According to some quick google research, it's steamed milk with an espresso, flavored with a caramel apple spice syrup and topped with crumbled-style pieces. It was heavenly... :hungry:

Other than the occasional Starbucks spiced coffee I drink mine black - without sugar, without milk, without everything. :) (Much to my grandma's confusion; she argues there has to be at least a shot of milk in coffee. lol)
 
Tried the Pumpkin Spiced Latte from Starbucks today. I'm not that much of a fan of pumpkin (though I love the pumpkin soup my grandma makes), but the Pumpkin Spiced Latte was quite tasty. :hungry: Definitely a nice fall coffee.
 
I admire folks who can drink coffee without adding sugar or creamer. I like the taste of unsweetened tea, but I can't tolerate coffee by itself. Like @Rebforever said, Kahlua with coffee is great. I also like to add Baileys Irish Cream or Amaretto.
 
Black coffee is my drink of choice. I do put cream in store bought coffee and it is so often bitter. I have been making a survey of Starbucks coffee, which I refuse to drink. My research has shown that hardly anyone at Starbucks actually orders coffee. Mostly people order some fat and calorie laden concoction that is designed to cover up the burnt taste of the execrable liquid that they call coffee. Rant done. More coffee needed. :smile coffee:
 

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