When I opened the bag of Di Bella Coffee I was hit with the amazing smell of the ground coffee immediately and it was oh so good. I had to get Josh to smell it as well, and let's just say it was a fan favourite.
It was already at the perfect blend to use with the plunger so we didn't have to do anything else there. But if you like to grind your own beans, that's an option on the store website too.
Once I had boiled the kettle, and poured the water on top of the ground coffee, I left it to steep for about 5 minutes. Before putting the plunger in and then pouring the coffee into a mug.
I also added sugar and milk, because what can I say, I love my coffee sweet.
I was very impressed with the flavour and actually really enjoyed the taste of the Di Bella Coffee. On my first attempt to drink real coffee made in my house.
Though normally I drink Hazelnut Lattes from nespresso sachets. I will definitely mix this into my daily routine a little more now. Even though it takes a tad longer, so I might leave it for days when I'm not rushing to get to work.
If you would like to grab your own Di Bella Coffee you can find it available here.
Cya! xx
How do you make and drink your coffee at home? Are you more of a cuppa tea person?
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Oh wow, I've never had a plunger either, that looks so fun haha. In a weird way, like you're brewing some sort of magical potion. These blends sound divine. Adult life, when you get super excited about coffee >.<
ReplyDeleteKindly,
Sheree
I've never heard someone call it a plunger before...I thought it was called a French Press! I used to have one, but it's so much work for not much coffee :/
ReplyDeleteCOOCOO FOR COCO
Must be an aussie thing mate! ;) xx
DeleteI love my plunger! I have one that's just for one serving size, as I'm the only coffee drinker at my house!
ReplyDeleteI don't like coffee (the taste...yet I like the smell!!) The blend sounds lovely though, oh my.
ReplyDeleteMeg | A Little Twist Of…
I like coffee but I'm more of a tea drinker, although I love the smell of coffee! This sounds lovely, I'm actually never tried hazelnut coffee.
ReplyDeleteLucy x- Yellowicing
It sounds absolutely lovely! I'm coffee over tea any day and can't live without a cuppa coffee a day, haha. I prefer my coffee black, though; sweet stuff gives me headaches, oddly enough.
ReplyDeleteMay | THE MAYDEN | Bloglovin'
I have just gotten into drinking coffee so I need to try this!
ReplyDeleteEmma | With A City Dream
I a more of a tea person, but I never refuse a good cup of coffee!
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I've been meaning to get my own coffee supplies, but it slips my mind pretty often haha. I used to like my coffee sweet, but it doesn't taste that great anymore to me - I definitely prefer milk only or just black!
ReplyDeletebecky ♡ star violet
mmmm....Coffee. I love coffee, black, sweet or simply creamy! Any coffee is good coffee! Haha! Oh, Hazelnut and caramel and butterscotch coffee sounds amazing. Yessssssss <3
ReplyDeletexx Bash | Hey Bash | bloglovin'
I dont make coffee at home, I always just get it from the machine at work :) I like it sweet too.
ReplyDeletePam xo/ Pam Scalfi♥
I have never tried Di Bella Coffee and I am a pretty huge coffee fan. In an ideal world, I would make coffee at home but it's usually after I have waddled into the door at work and have to settle for their mediocre blends - not complaining, just saying :) Is your preference to do French Press?
ReplyDeleteI used to use a plunger all the time but now have graduated to the stove top 2 cupa! With the accompanying milk frother I recently decided to read the instructions on best practice and was amazed at the difference in flavour (when brewed correctly). This too I got from the Di Bella website, plunger coffee is now so passé!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for commenting everyone! I read and appreciate every single one of your comments! xx