Iced Coffee Transfer Addiction taken to the next level w/pic

I have the coffee bean problem too.  I don't drin****d coffee at night often but when I do, I can drink a regular one around 7pm and have no issues falling asleep by 10:30pm.  I was never a coffee drinker before surgery so this is weird for me.

About 1x a year I'd get a wild hair and decide to quit coffee.. after a couple months, I'd go back. After a couple years of doing this, I decided not to quit any more.. it's something I really enjoy, and there are health benefits to drinking coffee! So, it's a health food- yes?

Uh oh. I see this in my future. haha.....nice to know that there are still things to look forward to. (liquid wise)

Yes!  I believe I was told not to drink coffee for a while after surgery though.  This iced coffee addiction of mine is fairly new, about 3 months old.  It's like my long lost friend.

Lol! Big gulp!!!

I've never been a coffee gal, but the way you guys talk about it I may have to give it a try some day... maybe...

Gurl, I was never a coffee gal either.  This addiction happened about 3 months ago.  I guess there are worst things I could get addicted to like chocolate cake vodka shots.  OK sorry, I won't even go there. 
:)

Are these iced coffees decaf? My surgeon said NO to caffeine after surgery.. Just curious

I've been drinking caffeine since mo 2 post op.. not sure why some say no, many don't. Caffeine is not a diuretic (except in very high amounts in those who don't drink it..) but that doesn't mean they (Drs) are up to speed.. Different strokes, but I will always have caffeine..

I'm sure you can order them decaf.  I was just instructed by my surgeon to avoid coffee with caffiene early out but I started drinking them at 8-9 months post op.

I make them at home, the largest size, full caffine, French Roast.... YUMOLA!!