I don't know why this is the case, but whenever I drink coffee (which is about 2 to 3/day), about an hour later I have to pee. Coffee, as everyone knows, is full of caffeine which dehydrates the body. However, there is some sort of nastiness about it that is not true of other foods/drinks. The pee has a particular stench about it. It's quite odd really. Unfortunately, Starkbucks Coffee is the brand that is the worst in this regard, and this is the main brand that I have access to. Anybody else have this experience?
I like the taste of coffee but I was not a heavy drinker of it. I do drink lots more now that I am working at a desk and start to fall asleep so I have noticed a bit of an oder, sadly I have been trying to figure out what I was doing to give this oder. Now I know thank you for the enlightening.
No problem FullBlatter.... At least I know I'm not the only one....
-SocraPees
Though i'm not the biggest coffee drinker, i have not thought about the problem with the odor...maybe its just another reason to not get hooked on coffee, good observation
I hate coffee...even when it is in those little chocolate candies. If it does create an odor as you say, then Crid4 is right about having another reason to hate coffee.
Come back to our community my friend; invite some friends!
-SocraPees
This was actually an Google advertisement on the side that I clicked on. Apparently this is a mix that you can put into your coffee, or other drinks, to increase protein intake.
Now, the particular product sites a source, that is credible, but not valid for the claims that they are trying to make. I'm thinking they simply cited the source (which I actually looked up and read) to seem professional. However this is besides the point.
The point is that there are various flavors: chocolate, vanilla, strawberry sorbet, chicken noodle, and unflavored. All I really want to draw attention to is the chicken noodle flavor. Honestly, I'm going to say that chicken noodle is good in and of itself; it's not something you can add to some other food or beverage to make that food or beverage better. I'm quite certain that this sounds disgusting. All the others I can understand, but chicken noodle, AS A FLAVOR, come on!
On a side note--the Google ads that pop on this site are fascinating (given that they are based on the content of the site I'm not surprised). For the purposes of humor, click on a few; it may give you the laugh you need to get you through the day.
-SocraPees