My Recommendations - an ongoing list :)

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Transparency: If you use my affiliate link, I do get a financial reward from Amazon. :) 

POLY WATCH: https://amzn.to/3ZUzYnq

Plastic Watch Crystal Scratch Remover Polish Tool with Mounted String Buff Soft Polishing: Click the above link. This has been a game changer!!

Also, this protein powder is on a HUGE SALE! 

https://amzn.to/4eWbMFG


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Quick Deal: https://amzn.to/4ez9X1p   You may find today (10.8.24) a 20.00 coupon for these Gatorade Zero drinks, making it 33 cents a piece. :) Check and see! :)

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Quick Deal: https://amzn.to/3Nh0Ru7  - Water Pick - I LOVE this item for flossing :)

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Good morning, all. For this post, I've decided to share some of my absolute favorite purchases of the past year: all (most) things coffee related. Now, remember, I adopted minimalism about seven years ago, so, when I make a purchase, it's a pretty big deal! But, there are a couple of items that are grade-A REMARKABLE to me, and have actually ended up saving me a great deal of money. (Side note: If you click my link to purchase, I do get a kickback so let it be known, lol). Also, as of the date of writing this post, there is an $8 coupon you can click on once you get to the site. Love my coupons!

Miracle Item Number One:  https://amzn.to/45VhgfU 


Holy Moly! Forget about using wands to froth your espresso milk. This device changes everything! It literally does not get easier than this. Not only will it warm and froth milk to an AMAZING consistency, but, it will froth cold milk. I have even started adding my creatine and protein powder to the top of the milk and just close the lid and let it do its thing and the result is unbelievable. I remember my friend showing me his and it was like a dessert drink made completely out of milk (I use almond milk; but, whatever floats your boat!). Anyway, I rank this as my number one purchase over the year. I can make my flat whites at home now and they come out perfect!

Keep posted: More morning coffee stories and recommendations to come from The Jamie Reports. 

Jade Leaf Matcha: https://amzn.to/3JNofhO 

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