How To Massively Improve Your Morning Coffee? (19 Quick Easy Hacks)

And of course, make sure your coffee, whether it is ground or whole bean, is stored in an airtight container to maintain its quality.

Consider trying sun-roasted coffee and making sure your coffee was harvested and sourced ethically and naturally. 

You may know how easy it is to feel addicted to sugar!

According to WebMD.com  your brain sees sugar as a reward, which has physiological effects on the brain and body, keeping you wanting more.

Of course, most things in moderation are just fine. 

But if you are looking to lower your sugar intake, why not swap out the usual sugar for something else?

You might try things like raw sugar, vanilla, mocha powder, honey, or maple syrup.

Of course, if you are looking for sugar substitutes, there are always artificial and alternative sweeteners.

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May people opt for artificial sweeteners to lower their caloric intake, but others simply like the taste.

I have a friend who carries around her own little bottle of Stevia to add to iced tea when she is on to go, so why not try it in your coffee?

Adding cinnamon to our coffee was a major hit with Jack!

We decided to give a try because we know that cinnamon has anti-inflammatory properties.

Cinnamon also contains many antioxidants.

It is is antibacterial (which means it can help fight against infections).

It is is said that cinnamon can be beneficial with issues related to diabetes and even cancer. 

So, not only does it spice your morning ritual, but it has plenty of health benefits, too! 

Yup, we were surprised by this at first, too!

Because until I tried it for myself, I definitely didn't hear the word "collagen" and think of it as a food supplement!

There is plenty of research that supports the use of collagen supplements in your diet.

You can take collagen through capsule, powder or liquid concentrate form.

For coffee, you'll want to purchase a liquid or powder version. It will be easier to mix with your drink. 

Adding collagen to your diet can be good for your skin, hair, and fingernails.

Collagen can help with back and joint pain. Also, it may help protect the brain against Alzheimer.

You wont regret adding this to your coffee.

Sure, black coffee is great, but there are so many tasty ingredients on the market these days to experiment with.

One of my all-time favorite ways to improve my morning coffee routine is to switch up my milk. It can get old just using regular milk all the time (no offense to the cows!)

There are plenty of other very flavorful options out there to help improve your coffee experience, depending on what you like.

For a nutty, earthy flavor test out almond milk or cashew milk.

Rice milk and soy milk are other delicious options.

They often come in different styles (plain, vanilla or chocolate) which can add another whole delicious factor to your coffee.

Do you love ginger-snap cookies? So do I! 

Which is why I decided to try adding ginger to my coffee.

You may be familiar with drinking ginger tea to soothe the upset stomach, so why not add those same benefits for your morning cuppa?

Ground ginger powder is easy to find at most supermarkets, or you might even try steeping a ginger root tea bag directly in your coffee to infuse it with that flavor. 

Be careful, because you might start to crave those cookies!

Because of the many health benefits of turmeric, more and more people are adding this bright spice to their diets, and coffee is no exception.

Although it may be a bit of an "acquired" taste, many coffee drinkers are opting for turmeric-flavored lattes in order to benefit from its iron, fiber, and zinc properties. 

Since it is anti-inflammatory, long-term consumption of turmeric can be very helpful for joint pain and mental clarity. 

If you're looking for healthy way to improve your coffee, this is it.

Some people say that you should avoid coffee if you feel a cold coming on, but other researchers claim that coffee can help you feel better.

The main thing is that coffee is acidic and may irritate an already-sore throat. I decided to look into this because I don't like the idea of missing out on my morning coffee when I'm sick.

Studies suggest that the way you brew coffee your coffee can make all the difference.

If you feel a cold coming on, try a nice cold brew coffee. It will be less acidic so it won't bother you as much if you have a sore throat.

Adding baking soda to your coffee is another method to help lower the acidity.

If you love coffee but suffer from acid reflux or heartburn, you may want to give this a try to help prevent an upset stomach after drinking too much coffee!

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You may have heard of the trendy "Keto" diet that is all the rage these days.

This diet encourages people to eat lots of healthy fats to improve brain function. That's why you should look into adding butter or coconut oil to your coffee.

Not only does this add flavorful body to the coffee, but it can also help prevent your caffeine-crashes later in the day.  

Many people develop lactose intolerance as they grow older (this means that their stomachs can't digest the main proteins and sugars found in cow's milk).

Thankfully, I have not reached that point yet, but sometimes Jack needs to take a little break from the lactose.

Besides, studies show that consuming too much dairy can cause inflammation in the body for some people. 

I already mentioned some of the dairy-free options above, such as almond or soy milk.

But there are many dairy-free creamers available on the market, some of which have delicious flavors like vanilla or hazelnut.

We all know about the problem of climate change, and unfortunately, coffee is not immune from the controversy!

In order to "go green" with your coffee, you should look for Organic coffee.

Organic coffee beans are free of pesticides. Pesticides can be harmful for both your body and the environment.

We already talked about coconut milk, but what about coconut water?

You can try giving your coffee a sweet, fresh taste by adding coconut water, which is packed with potassium and is great for hydration!

Some people think you have to choose a side: tea or coffee. But I say you can pick both!

A popular drink called a "Dirty Chai" is a chai tea latte with a shot of espresso thrown in.

This adds that delicious coffee flavor to the chai tea. I think you'll love it! This way, you can have the best of both worlds.