Coffee ☕️

[Lisaworthy1981]

Decaf coffee isn’t actually that bad!!!

[Devj]

I can’t tell the difference! I moved back to caffeine after my last IVF baba for a short time but kept asking for decaff out of habit and honestly can’t tell the difference now. I have decaff tea too and can’t tell the difference xx

[Lisaworthy1981 in reply to Devj]

I’ve tried a few and some I really don’t like, but I’ve found the Sainsbury’s one the best!!

Don’t really do tea I’m more of a coffee drinker xxx

[Hidden]

I have a proper coffee first thing then decaf even have decaf Pepsi.

[Barbara1012]

Haha, yeah - I tried that initially ( just gave me really bad wind TMI sorry 😐) then switched to a barley coffee which is nice only have it every now and again - camomile tea or hot water and lemon these days. Surprised how quickly you get used to having coffee (and I drank a fair bit before)

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[Tugsgirl]

I think it tastes exactly the same. Tea is a bit trickier but after trying loads I’ve found one that’s ok xx

[Lynnr54 in reply to Tugsgirl]

Yorkshire is definitely the best decaf tea. The rest are all a bit flavourless.

[Tugsgirl in reply to Lynnr54]

I tried Yorkshire tea and I thought it was ok at first. Ordinarily hate the normal Yorkshire tea. We only drink Tetley. However I quickly went off the Yorkshire decaf. I tried Co.op own brand and I can honestly say it’s the most similar in taste to what I’m used to! xx

[magda22]

Totally! 👍

[Caza2009]

My new thing is skinny decaf mochas 😂👍🏼 xxxx

[Lisaworthy1981 in reply to Caza2009]

Oohh I love the decaf cappuccino but only buy when on offer 😂!! Might try the mochas though xxx

[Shirazlover2013]

Can anyone recommend a good decaf tea bag? I’ve thrown the Sainsbury’s ones out they were so awful 😝

[Hidden in reply to Shirazlover2013]

Have you tried Rooibos tea?? I drink that all the time now with milk....100% decaf and full of antioxidants.

Xxx

[Lilli79 in reply to Hidden]

Love Rooibus! I find tea in general quite bland, rooibus is so much more fragrant ☕ ❤️

[Hidden in reply to Lilli79]

Yes me too my fertility nutritionist told me that decaf should be just limited to 1 drink a day as it is heavily processed - but no idea how true that is.

Rooibos all the way

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[Lilli79 in reply to Hidden]

Yes decaf tea & coffee are heavily processed in chemicals, my sister said she saw a food programme once (I think the one on BBC) where they showed the process and apparently its awful. Water filtered coffee is chemical free (hence why I drink azeera) but rooibus is naturally caffeine free so don't need to worry about that xx

[Hidden in reply to Lilli79]

Yes that is why Rooibos is the best 🌿🌿🌿 xxx

[Lynnr54 in reply to Shirazlover2013]

Yorkshire tea the best by a mile (though I found Sainsbury’s one of the better ones so you may disagree with me). I now struggle to drink a lot of normal tea and I used to love it!

[Lizzielizzielizzie in reply to Lynnr54]

Clipper decaf is nice and it’s less processed than other versions.

Having said that, pregnancy put me right off tea full stop and I only started back on the odd cup at 24 weeks.

[Lilli79]

I don't drink coffee that much anymore but it's always decaf when I do. Has to be azeera for me, and it's water filtered so chemical free 😊

[Wishfully]

Ahhh, yes! Pick a brand which uses the water-based decafination process & you’re on to a winner! I find that whole beans retain under most flavour - The Grumpy Mule doing some particularly tasty varieties 😋

Decaf drinks still contain some caffeine though, so I only have a decaf coffee occasionally & Rooibos is my staple hot drink.

Enjoy! 😊x

[Mantaray75]

Help me. You can only buy one brand of decaf tea in New Zealand and it is grey!! Even the normal version of this brand is terrible. Another reason why its gonna be a long 9 months!