Spice things up with a dash of cayenne added to your morning brew. Not only will you get that much-needed wake-up call but it'll also take your tastebuds for a wild ride. And if by chance you have a sore throat, this cayenne pepper-infused coffee will work wonders for you.

If you're looking for a super-easy way to spice up that morning cuppa coffee, then cinnamon is the ingredient to opt for! All you need to do is to stick a single stick of cinnamon in your tea while you're brewing it and then you'll get all the dose of flavour you need.

Cardamom is usually added to tea to give it that distinct flavour but trust us when we say, it works just as well in coffee too. The best way to add it to your coffee is to sprinkle some of its powder in a freshly brewed cup.

If you're looking for something that can work as a replacement for sugar then honey or agave should be the first options for you. Not only are they less sweet than sugar but they're also much, much healthier. Do keep in mind to purchase organic honey or agave so that you end up with the real good stuff.

If you're feeling all fancy then we suggest you try to opt for flavoured syrups that you can add to your coffee. You normally pay a bomb for those favoured lattes and brews, so buying syrups will actually be a lot more cost-effective too. The best flavours are vanilla and hazelnut and a spoon of either of these is enough to add that oomph to your coffee.

This works well for people who're looking to lose some weight. Stevia extract works as a natural sweetener and can be used in place of sugar. It tastes bitter-sweet so you might actually not like it all that well at first. But once you develop a taste for it, you might never want to have normal coffee again.

Okay, let's be honest. Who doesn't love sweet condensed milk? It's so much richer than usual milk and is also slightly sweeter so you won't even need to add sugar if you're using condensed milk. Add a few tablespoons depending on how strong or light you prefer your coffee.