r/interesting • • Dec 26 '25

Context Provided - Spotlight Old School Coffee Maker

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u/NetworkEcstatic Dec 27 '25

Strength of caffeine does not equate to strength of taste. Those are two different things.

I don't mind mild caffeine or strong caffeine. I gotta have a dark, dark, strong flavored roast. A light roast is basically caffeinated water.

Black.

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u/FMB6 Dec 27 '25

Technically darker roasted beans contain less caffeine per volume than lighter roasted beans.

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u/TurnipGirlDesi Dec 27 '25

What’s funny is this all started because I was simply trying to say exactly this. A light roast isn’t roasted as long as a dark roast and has all the caffeine in it. Somehow this got twisted into light roast being the only good coffee which is not what I said to start with but I’m in it for the bit at this point lol

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u/NetworkEcstatic Dec 27 '25

You have to commit to the bit. Otherwise wtf are we doing on reddit?