Yep, butter coffee is a thing. Also known as Bulletproof.
You blend the coffee with good quality unsalted butter.
Unsalted KerryGold Irish butter is the way to go.
Add your usual sweeteners, cream, etc.
Supposed to help improve mental clarity and help curb hunger. Also aids in weight loss.
Basically it's paleo.
When you use good quality butter it's actually pretty darn delicious.
That sounds gross.
Just like butter in oatmeal ?
I didn't know that was a thing until one time working at McDonald's this lady gave me an attitude for not putting butter in her bag with the oatmeal. I don't think I disguised my disgusted look so well because she was pissed? but I don't put butter on anything I eat
I mean I've had butter tea when in Tibet, but I think the point (if your looking at it from an anthropological level) of it there was to increase the amount of calories the people living in such a harsh terrain got in a day.
Westerners, especially Americans, do not need extra fat or calories. There are a vast array of healthier options out there to make yourself feel fuller longer. Oh and coconut oil is a massive caloric bomb (121 cal per tablespoon) that both raises your good and bad cholesterol equally, so don't go overboard on using it. It can help you lose weight but only combined with a very portion-controlled, low fat, daily exercise regime.
And like pp said adding coconut oil as well increases the benefits of staying full all day as well as helping burn fat.
Yes it's an actual thing. Apparently you put butter instead of cream and sugar. It helps give you more energy without the crash and can help calm cravings, but you're supposed to use unsalted grass fed butter.
Who drinks coffee? Or anything with coffee in it?

Netflix,coffee and idk chocolate
I want iced coffee 🤤
I miss coffee 😩
Butter??? Haven't heard of this one but I'll atleast try it before I say I don't like it but either way I'm going just stick with good ol sugar and creamer.