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4 delicious things one can do with coffee besides drinking it.

 

If you're a MF Coffee fan, why stop at the mug when you could be enjoying your favourite flavour in other creative and tasty ways. Like yes, we all love coffee. But why don’t we use what we love to make better creations. That’s what we did at the MF Products Headquarters. We sat down and thought about the different recipes that could be made with the use of MF Coffee.

 

1)      Marinade for Skewers

 

Whether you’re sticking to vegetable-filled skewers or adding meat or chicken, you can ramp the flavour up a notch by using a marinade infused with cold brew MF Coffee. This sweet and savoury marinade will introduce a blend of red wine vinegar, garlic, cold brew MF Coffee, and brown sugar to make the best dipping sauce you’ve ever had for grilling. With this marinade, you could say there will be no DIPS in energy at your next barbecue. Did you get that one ? (Hehe, I know you did).

 

2)      BBQ Sauce

 

Since we’re on the savoury side of cooking we might as well take a look at the infusion of coffee and barbecue sauce. It’s generally regarded as impressive if you’re able to make your own BBQ sauce. But what will make it even more impressive is if you can add your own spin to it. By adding in cold brew MF Coffee into the mix, you create this almost tangy sauce that does wonders in a slow cooker.

 

3)      Red Eye Texas Chili

 

The Red Eye Texas Chili comes with a cold brew zing, and the subtle coffee flavour engages well with all that chile, Mexican beer, beef, and numerous spices. The way how I see it, if you can use chocolate in chili, why not coffee? And….did we mention that coffee can help you live longer? So, what are you waiting for?? Why don’t you add coffee in your chili today?

 

4)      No Bake Energy Balls

 

The last recipe for todays blog is how to make energy bites. For those days when you’re really feeling that afternoon slump and just super low but don’t want to drink a whole other cup of coffee, you can just pop one of these energy bites. To simplify the process, cold brew MF Coffee is mixed with oats, dates, coconut, cacao, and cinnamon for a sweet and healthy treat. If you were feeling low before then one bite will leave you ready to conquer the day.

 

And that’s it folks… for now. Four wonderful recipes that utilise the excellent taste of MF Coffee in very different ways. For part 2 comment down below or message us on Instagram @mfproductsuk.

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