
Please share with your kids and grandkids!

BTW, going back to a good ol' coffee maker instead of the store-bought latte or even the single-serve coffee pods, is an inexpensive way to get your fix of joe. Contrary to what coffee aficianados might tell you, making a big pot of coffee and drinking it over a couple of days is not unthinkable. This time of year, my husband reheats and I make iced coffee from a carafe that sits on the counter for a couple of days. My kids would be aghast and turn up their noses at such a thing. Oh, well. It works for us. And let me assure you, my sugar free iced coffee tastes every bit as good as (or maybe even better than) what I might buy at you know where. Though, I must say, the sugar free iced coffee at a certain fast food chain is darn good!
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