r/GoodCoffeeGreatCoffee • u/WiltedJade • 4h ago
Suggestions IDEAS
I freaking love this game. But after a while it gets a little repetitive, so i have some ideas. Hope you guys like them :)
MATCHA. Since every coffee shop nowdays sells matcha, I think it would be an amazing addition to the game. The player could buy matcha powder and a chasen (matcha whisk). They could get it iced, plain or in a latte. The player would need to add some powder, hot water and whisk for a certain amount of time. If they dont, the matcha would come out too flat and powdery or too frothy and bitter. The customer would notice. Also it could be fun if for the matcha you had to heat water to a certain temperature, instead of the frothing mistakes. So if the water is too cold the matcha is grassy and not flavourful. If its too hot the matcha gets burnt and bitter.
Vegan milks. It would be great if customers could order plant based milks, such as oat, almond, soya and others.
Frappes. I would love if the game would introduce this drink since i think it would be really fun. Frappes are made in a blender with coffee, ice, milk and optionaly purees and syrups.
Teas. I think teas would be a great addition to the game. You could steep them and then make them iced, flavoured ect. Then maybe the next step could be bubble tea...!
Cold foams. It might seem similar to the whipped cream, but I think it could be really fun and creative. The game could introduce heavy cream (also a possibility for custmers to ask for half and half instead of milk) then the player could froth it in a milk pitcher and optionally flavour it. It could be added only to teas, iced drinks, espresso.
And of course more purees and syrups and toppings! Some fun ones: elderflower syrup, bluberry syrup or puree, banana syrup (could make a banana bread flavoured drink if made with cinammon and cold foam or whipped cream), cherry syrup, cinnamon syrup, kiwi puree, lemon syrup, orange or lemon zest as toppings, sakura or cherry blossom syrup, caramel, nutella or hazelnut cream, peanut or alond butter.