YUCK! Would You Put This on Your Toast for Breakfast?

Most people will have a cup of coffee in the morning.  And some of those mornings might be a bit rushed.  So what do you do?  Oh, and you might also be hungry, if you eat breakfast on a normal basis.  Most people, in these situations will either make some coffee at home and bring it along with them to work.  Or, make a quick stop at a convenience store and get some coffee there, and make a donut or a breakfast sammy, something along those lines.

And now, there is something new for those people who are particularly rushed in the morning.

I'm not sure I could stomach this (pun intended) this one.

You make toast, like normal, then put something else on it in place of butter, jelly or jam or peanut butter.  How about a good ol' round of coffee paste.  COFFEE PASTE?  That sounds horrible.

I personally think that sounds awful, but some of the comments on this product shows that people don't necessarily agree with me.  People are commenting that they might really wanna try this product.  You can check out their website here to see how to purchase or WIN 4 tubes of this stuff.

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It might be one of those types of things where I would want to try someone elses first before diving into this pond.  Kind of like the samples at Costco. Don't really want to make a big commitment before trying it first.

WHERE IT CAME FROM

Coffee past, comes from a Swiss company No Normal Coffee. You don't just have the option of putting it on toast or a cracker or something, you can drink it like normal instant coffee if you have some water.

There’s a new way to enjoy coffee that’s shaking up the caffeine game — coffee paste. Forget the hassle of brewing, measuring, or even stirring up instant coffee. With coffee paste, all it takes is a quick squeeze, a splash of water or milk, and boom — you’ve got coffee, anywhere, anytime. But that’s just the beginning.

Although, when they did mention a espresso martini, that does sound interesting.  But that might just be me.

For right now, I'll stick to the regular brewed type of coffee.