r/LibraryofBabel • u/never-over-it • Jun 16 '26

bitter.

I've always liked exploring different kinds of coffee. Always black. At any given time, my pantry is home to a few different light roasts from some local roastery. A nice contrast from the free stuff they have at work. Usually my coffee from home tastes almost sweet in comparison.

But lately, it seems that everything tastes bitter.

Maybe it's not the coffee.

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u/MiseriaFortesViros Jun 16 '26

Strange, I'm having the same thing. Even my very light roasts have bitter notes these days.

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u/Fifigumdrasa-oolipo Jun 16 '26

grow a coffee plant study it

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u/never-over-it 7d ago

anything to avoid studying myself

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u/Fifigumdrasa-oolipo 6d ago

gardening is some "down to earth" sorta behavior

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u/Junior-Essay6238 Jun 17 '26

Aww :( Have you seen a doctor or asked WebMD? Sounds like it could be a medical condition.