Coffee???

[paperboys]

I have not sailed this ship but since you are a coffee drinker and you are probably going to Jamaica make sure you sample thier Blue Mountain Coffee (the real stuff, not the blend or the lower grades). I bought two pounds of beans and I'm about 4 pots from running out. Not sure what I will do, costs twice as much in the US, and I can't be sure its the same grade.

[fhowell2]

Steamed milk means milk at comes from the steam wand from a coffee machine. Like a cappuccino, or a latte or flat white. That's what I consider real coffee.

 

On board, those types of specialty coffees will cost $3-$4.

[Langley Cruisers]

Steamed milk means milk at comes from the steam wand from a coffee machine. Like a cappuccino, or a latte or flat white. That's what I consider real coffee.

 

You won't get steamed milk on any ship without paying for it at a for-fee coffee counter.

[bren61]

I took a Black & Decker Brew & Go on our last cruise with no problem. I was just very careful to unplug it & put it away after using it in the mornings. If you brew your own coffee, dump used grounds onto tissues and wrap them up, then dispose in garbage, not down sink or toilet.

[TravelerThom]

You won't get steamed milk on any ship without paying for it at a for-fee coffee counter.

Or paying the price of admission to the Concierge or Diamond Lounge...;)

[teddie]

We couldn't take the coffee anymore, so we brought along a stainless, insulated Nissan Thermos French press this last cruise. About $25 bucks on Amazon, and holds nearly 32 oz.

 

It was great having good, strong coffee on our balcony every morning. We brought pre measured baggies of our favorite coffee, and ordered a large carafe of hot water with cups/sugar/milk etc, from room service the night before. Disposed of the used grinds in a plastic bag into the trash.

 

Awesome!

 

Teddie

[Langley Cruisers]

or paying the price of admission to the concierge or diamond lounge...;)

 

:)

 

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[davy jones]

Since coffee is subjective, you'll have to try for yourself.

[Heidils]

It seems like there are lots of options here. We happened to like the Arro Press, because it had two addaptors. One for the K-cup and two for the ground coffee of your choice.

 

Better than the ships brew! Oh and you do have to order hot water and cups, and creamer.

 

Can't help ya with whipped cream. ")

[paperboys]

Since coffee is subjective, you'll have to try for yourself.

 

Brilliant!:D

[cathysmom]

Any idea what the prices are for Lattes or Frappe's??