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Was gonna recommend this: https://www.coffeehit.co.uk/rhino-coffee-waste-tube-red.html
But it's pretty much the same as the cafelat one. I've used them before and they're pretty good and sturdy, easy to clean. I feel like anything that survives multiple barista camps is gonna be fine for home use 😆

If it was a 60 I wouldn't be able to ride it 😅 can't find the frame size right now, maybe there's a sticker over it 🤣 I'll have to dig out a tape measure.

Oooof, sorry! call-out post via the forum 😅 not at home to look right now I'm afraid. Seem to remember it's in the 58cm region though?

Except the little plastic/rubber seal? I have that one too, and I love it.

Kleen kanteen do a stainless steel tumbler in a few sizes. It has a plastic lid though. They do a bottle with a screw top and bamboo lid which I think has an insulated version if you're trying to be completely plastic free.

Wanted to share this little happy face 😍 (cat courtesy of @Aroogah & @longandwinding)

Next week instead?

Haha yeah, salt. You can use regular dates, but it gets sticky getting all the pits out 😅 I've also used apricots in this recipe, as mango can get spendy 💵

@dangeek, that ultimate trail mix sounds great 👌

If you can read my dodgy instructions, these are really tasty, and something a bit different.

I tend to make my own. Flapjacks, protein ball things, lots of peanut butter in everything 😅

Dang, late to this party and I can't do Thursdays. But would be keen if you decide another day suits! 😅

I use the pulsin pea protein. I usually mix it with a smoothie or something, but it seems pretty neutral. Usually not too pricey too.

Also, I really really really hate that fucking Leva. Sooooooooo ugly! Although so many new pieces of coffee tech are pretty ugly now, I'm sure they are wonderful but I just wouldn't want to stand there all day looking at it 😂

Went to the coffee fest yesterday,enjoyed it more than last year, wasn't as insanely hot and not quite as crowded. (I was on an industry freebie though, I still refuse to pay for a trade day!) Realised the same thing I realise every year, that I'm really not interested in 90% of the stuff there. Always go, as there are heaps of people I want to see and chat to, but wasn't really wowed by anything.

Got a sweet party bag from Square Mile, drank a very very tasty beverage from Coffee Collective, drank some tasty stuff from Minor Figures, heckled some peeps & picked up a bunch of pin badges and stickers.

Fav spot of the day was the Hasbean pop-up though, and you don't need a festival ticket for it as it's on Commercial Street. If you're in the area, check it out for sure. Look for the red balloon! It's just outside the church? Also, Brooklyn Coffee had some banging Tanzanian espresso.

hahaha, that pic 😂 I remember feeling so awkward when she came in to take pictures.

Yeah! That's what I have, and I was pretty skeptical when I first got it, but I love it. I always recommend it 👌

I don't like the lids on the upper cup, it's always a pain. I think keepcup do an insulated version now (long play?) but possibly only in the larger sizes. The kleen kanteen tumble is insulated too, sometimes it's a little too good 😄

I have a glass keep cup and a kleen kanteen. Love the kleen kanteen one! Rarely use the keep up, sometimes for breakfast 😆 kleen kanteen stuff is super well made, and lasts really well. I have a bunch of stuff I've had for years, use daily, have dropped etc and it's still going strong!

BBQ wings are my current favourite at temple of camden. But popcorn bits and mac and cheese always a winner 🍗🍗

I've been vegan for about two years now, and I'd say I feel like I get sick less often than before. I generally feel much better overall, although I think this is more likely down to a decrease in the amount of processed foods I eat, rather than specifically vegan.

As others have said, if you're worried maybe keep a closer eye on what you're eating for a bit, to make sure you're getting a decent amount of nutrients.

It seems like there have been some pretty brutal flus/sickness/viral shit going around this season though, pretty much everyone seems to have caught something, so maybe it's just a thing.

Also, seems like they had already made their mind up before they even started. Not going to give it a fair go with that attitude!

I've been talking to a bunch of people about being vegan recently, and the question that drives me bonkers is always "But, what do you eat for dinner?!" I mean, it's a difficult one to answer, as the possibilities are endless. I just want to ask, "well, what do you eat??" I didn't feel like it was a difficult transition for me, as I already did a lot of cooking & baking, so I guess the odd substitution becomes easier.

Can second postcard teas. Super friendly, very knowledgeable, good range of prices. They often have tastings (Sat mornings, I think?) But will often make you something if you don't know what you're looking for. Everything I've had from them has been delicious.

Have Workshop gone cashless?

https://www.coffeehit.co.uk/classic-diner-mug-10oz.html

Here too.

Not even close. I'd say the closest for texturing is probably bonsoy (soy) or rude health (almond). The taste is going to be pretty different though.

On a related note, it looks like minor figures have started producing oat milk, anyone had a chance to try it?