Any Fans of Irish Coffee on here?

[CH4]

Yep! In fact, I’ve paired my banana peanut butter waffle with a fine cup of Irish coffee

 

[Eric300]

Yep! In fact, I’ve paired my banana peanut butter waffle with a fine cup of Irish coffee

Righteous coffee mug!

 

[CH4]

Righteous coffee mug!

Thanks! Plenty more where that came from

 

[Eric300]

Thanks! Plenty more where that came from

Very nice, Me like!

 

[CAJUNLAWYER]

there is absolutely nothing better than a hot toddy on a cold night and the poster's receipe looks great. Never thought about the cahlua. My mix is Baliles' coffee and a slug of Bushmills (or Jamison) to fortify it.

 

[Lou_the_welder]

Tuaca/Baileys is good too. Try 1 part of each even in a small glass. It was our favourite here for a while.
Tuaca has brandy in it.
Hmm...I'm out of tuaca.

 

[Muddyboot]

That looks like a great cold weather football game drink...

 

[CH4]

I just reloaded!

 

[Eric300]

I flushed out my system last night with copious amounts of Red Bull and Ketel One vodka. I think it's almost about time to fire up another Irish Coffee. Well since I use bourbon instead of Irish whisky, I guess it's more like a hillbilly coffee.

 

[Golddollar]

Yep! In fact, I’ve paired my banana peanut butter waffle with a fine cup of Irish coffee

Thank you, thankyouverymuch!

 

[hsguy]

I have enjoyed them on occasion especially at the Buena Vista in San Francisco. They claim to have invented the drink and sure it was lovely to see them lined up on the bar, but it's origins are still highly disputed. The Buena Vista

 

[JohnRippert]

I used to drink my Irish coffee with Bushmills 10 year, and instead of whipped cream I would get whipping cream to pour into it. Since I stopped using dairy in my coffee I just pour a shot or so of inexpensive Presidente Mexican brandy in.

 

[Krogen]

My introduction to Irish Coffee was at the Buena Vista in San Francisco. Funny thing, my ex-wife and I met some French people there and were having a grand old time. We didn't speak French and they didn't speak English. Must have been the Irish Coffee speaking.

These days my Irish Coffee is Bushmills whisky, homeroast Sumatra coffee and slightly whipped cream laced with Demerara sugar. A couple of those and I'm (temporarily) fluent in French.