TrueStart coffee

[400bhp]

Is it an interquartile range, a 90% symmetric confidence interval, an absolute 100% guarantee? And how accurate your scoops are? Does the scoop have to be absolutely level or will slightly heaped do? How do you allow for the fact that a hydrophilic product will gradually get denser over time?

Can't believe you didn't comment on "because caffeine in other coffee is random"

Srsly dude. Random

 

[fossyant]

I'm fussy about my coffee. Usually drink Taylor's rich Italian and use an aeropress.
Have ordered the 7 sachets for £1 introductory offer from the True Start website and will report back.

Disclaimer: not a performance athlete, just like coffee!

Aeropress..

Snob.....

Coffee via a traditional mocca pott or what ever. Gas stove stuff..... nothing else....for me...

 

[Blue Hills]

o added synthetics....

Yes, rather reminds me of an old Mad Magazine strip on disreputable advertising techniques. One was sneakily/blatantly implying that other competing products had something terrible about them. As in a sock manufacturer loudly broadcasting OUR socks do not give you cancer.
Could the man from Truestart, remembering the true, tell us what "synthetics" are commonly found in packaged coffee? Oh, and just what are "synthetics" in this context?
A nervous, ney terrified, public deserves to be told the TRUTH.

 

[T4tomo]

I had some on the Tour de Yorks sportive, it did taste rather smooth and good, a bit of an "I can't believe it's an instant" moment. I couldn't really give two hoots about the consistent caffeine levels. Have got a £1 trial to see whether it was just "coffee tastes good when your knackered and served it by a bright and breezy marketing lass" or Whether there is something in it

 

[Julia9054]

Aeropress..

Snob.....

Yep! Don't knock it til you've tried it!