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Grapefruit juice after my morning mug of coffee, no milk, just coffee and sweetener.

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Hubby has taken me over to freshly made coffee, but only 1 particular bean from 1 company. The rest I don't like.
 
Explain, please? Toddy over here is a malted milk drink, and butterscotch (when I was in the UK) was a kind of toffee. My brain is confused!
(well I suppose it often is :laugh: :laugh: )

A toddy here is a hot, usually boozy drink. They are usually sweet, and they are meant to warm you up from the inside on a cold day.

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Explain, please? Toddy over here is a malted milk drink, and butterscotch (when I was in the UK) was a kind of toffee. My brain is confused!
(well I suppose it often is :laugh: :laugh: )
caseydog is correct- a hot toddy is basically a hot cocktail. This particular one had rum and butterscotch schnapps mixed with a bit of brown sugar, and then filled the mug with boiling water.

Hot toddies are fantastic warmers when it’s cold out. I used to drink them a lot when I was commuting by bike (which I did year-round).
 
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