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by Alex Brecher April 09, 2022
Did you brew more coffee than you can drink? That may be hard enough, but what happens when you have acid reflux or other digestive issues, and you need to be careful about when you consume coffee?
It’s a problem. It’s not just the thought of wasting good coffee. It’s the fear of getting heartburn when you add more coffee to your day. That’s what can happen when you have too many highly acidic foods or beverages, such as coffee.
All that can change, though, when you use a lower-acid coffee. There are tons of great recipes you can make to use up yesterday’s coffee. They all take low-acid coffee, such as Alex’s Low-Acid Organic Coffee, to avoid heartburn that you might notice with a high-acid coffee. You can now use up your coffee and enjoy it without fear.
Here are four great recipes using brewed coffee so it doesn’t need to go to waste. They use Alex’s Low-Acid Organic Coffee to keep acid content down. Each of these is designed to satisfy your sweet tooth, too!
You can have a cold, sweet treat whenever you want when you make a batch of these frozen yogurt coffee pops. With so many variations, you might want to make a lot of batches. You’ll be sure to always have the flavor combo you’re craving!
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How about a little coffee with your morning coffee? These mocha muffins give you an extra dose of coffee to look forward to as a wake-up call. You can store extras in the freezer and thaw one whenever you need a delicious breakfast at home or on the go. Serve them with peanut butter, jam, butter, cottage cheese, cheddar cheese, or cream cheese.
This recipe takes a while because (pure genius!) it uses ice cubes made of brewed coffee. You can put the coffee in the freezer an hour or two before you want to make the recipe, but we have another idea: get in the habit of always having coffee ice cubes ready. That way, you can make this and other great iced coffee recipes whenever you want, and you always have something to do with your leftover brewed coffee. Just freeze it!