Simply pour some into your coffee mug, let it sit for 30 seconds, give it a swirl, and then throw it out. In fact, you’ve already got hot water laying around from making your coffee. Think about it, if you pour your coffee into a cold mug, the odds are already stacked against you, and you’ll find that your once-warm coffee will plummet in temperature rapidly. Preheat Your CupĪs simple as it sounds, preheating your coffee mug before you pour in your coffee can make a huge difference in how long your coffee stays hot.
#Keep it hot how to#
Now that we have debunked some of the common myths on how to reheat and keep your coffee hotter, let us take a look at some REAL tried and true ways, some of which can keep your coffee hot all day! 1. How To Keep Coffee Hot For Ages! (8 Fail-Proof Ways) Because of the intense heat produced by microwaves, your coffee will also end up burnt, leaving you with a bitter aftertaste. You will find that your coffee is hot and steamy on the surface, but it is stone cold as you get to the bottom. But, the problem with using the microwave to reheat your cold coffee is that the microwave uses a type of radiation ( 1) (radiofrequency (RF) radiation) if that wasn’t enough to put you off, the radiation cannot adequately heat your coffee. Myth: Can’t I just reheat my coffee in the microwave?īusted: It will work, yes, and I’m even guilty of doing this on a few occasions. Sure, they’re perfect for cooking food and heating up almost instantly but try to heat up your coffee, and you are going to end up with a bitter-tasting, over-extracted mess on your hands (yuk!) But how about cooker stovetop hotplates? It’s a no again, I’m afraid. Think of McDonald’s coffee!īusted: As I mentioned above, using a hot plate found on coffee makers is a BIG no. Yes, it certainly will, and it’s perfect for using for a limited time, but if you try and keep your coffee on top of the heat plate for an extended amount of time, you will soon discover that your coffee is bitter, and it simply will not be enjoyable to drink. But what’s the problem with that it’s going to keep my coffee warm, isn’t it? The problem with this is that almost all of the best automatic drip coffee makers utilize a hot plate underneath the glass carafe. Myth: Keeping your coffee in the glass carafe will keep it hotīusted: Storing your freshly brewed coffee inside of the glass carafe it was dripped into may seem totally normal, but it’s a big no-no. Now that you know the importance of keeping your ultimate hot chocolate recipe warm, use a slow cooker to better control that undeniably important temperature.Debunking The Myths About Keeping Your Coffee Hotīefore I share my secrets on keeping your cup of Joe hotter for longer, let’s first debunk some of the myths about how to keep coffee warm. The Guardian goes in-depth on the science between the astounding effects of hot drinks, claiming they not only aid in healing suppressed immune systems and help us exude more positivity toward others, but one professor at Cardiff University, Ron Eccles, found that heating a beverage actually enhances its overall flavor profile. The "hot" component even carries more weight than you might assume. Registered dietician Brigitte Zeitlin told Bustle that hot chocolate not only provides the body with an abundance of antioxidants and flavanols, which according to one 2012 study in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology have a number of benefits on brain productivity but depending on your milk preference, can provide you with a healthy dose of protein and other essential vitamins.
Besides hot chocolate's warming effect, there are also a number of benefits to drinking the milky sweet confection.
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