Coffee

How do you drink your coffee? With or without sugar?

Since I can't really stand not to drink a cup a day, I've tried not to add sugar for the past weeks. How about yours?

I prefer Irish Coffee

No sugar, just milk. If you really need an energy boost, keep some chocolate handy. Or try drinking more coffee...

Maneesh Godbole wrote:I prefer Irish Coffee

me too

Hector Tenedero wrote:How do you drink your coffee? With or without sugar?

Since I can't really stand not to drink a cup a day, I've tried not to add sugar for the past weeks. How about yours?

Black -- meaning nothing. No milk. No Sugar. etc.... (sorry, for the qualification of what "black" is, but some coffee shops have an opinion that "black" means only no milk).

Henry

I prefer South Indian Filter Coffer, that is strong and little sugar.

I used to love instant coffee from Nescafe etc .. but once I landed in Bangalore, I stick to filtered coffee other wise my preference is ginger tea (again with little sugar)

I prefer Nescafe

But with sugar.

Black. No sugar or milk. If I need an extra boost in the morning, I get a blueberry muffin.

Milk + Coffee + Sugar (quantity that removes the bitterness and add little sweetness)

Sugar should never even be in the same room with coffee. But I do like cream in mine.

I seldom drink coffee anymore - I've given up caffeinated beverages for the most part (am I still allowed to be a programmer??).

but when i DO have a cup of coffee, i drink coffee. Not some coffee-like beverage with milk, sugar or anything else to spoil the taste.

Bear Bibeault wrote:Sugar should never even be in the same room with coffee. But I do like cream in mine.

fred rosenberger wrote:but when i DO have a cup of coffee, i drink coffee. Not some coffee-like beverage with milk, sugar or anything else to spoil the taste.

Diversity. I have been drinking in that mixture since childhood. and it tastes well (atleast to me.)

Depends.

If I am really tired and need the pick me up I will put some sugar and creamer in.

If I am drinking QUALITY coffee, or not overly tired, I take it black.

If I am in Starbucks, I must be waiting for someone else. I mean seriously.......

I don't know about anyone else, but I think IHOP (if you've never heard of it, it is a restaraunt) has some of the best coffee I've ever had from a dining establisment. It is VERY delicious.

Oh, and coffee and Bailey's is always welcome.

I need a 20-oz latte (from Dunn Bros) every morning. After that, I'm usually good for the day.

too much coffee causes constipation. i prefer lemon tea...

Sona Patel wrote:too much coffee causes constipation. i prefer lemon tea...

There may be TMI in this post (too much information:
I drink a lot of coffee and have never had this problem.

fred rosenberger wrote:Not some coffee-like beverage with milk, sugar or anything else to spoil the taste.

Why to add water to spoil the coffee taste

Sona Patel wrote:too much coffee causes constipation...

Well, not like heroin does.

For brandy and bailey's lovers:

1 700ml brandy
4 teaspoons of coffee
1 can of condensed milk
Lots of ice

Hector Tenedero wrote:For brandy and bailey's lovers:

1 700ml brandy
4 teaspoons of coffee
1 can of condensed milk
Lots of ice

For Bailey's and coffee lovers:

Collins class, no ice.
1 shot coffee.
Finish glass with Baileys.

Enjoy.

R K Singh wrote:Why to add water to spoil the coffee taste

They used to sell chocolate covered espresso beans in the mall where i worked.

good time... good times...

If you're a Brandy or Bailey lover, why would you mix it with coffee?

Coffee takes the sleep and speeds up brain activities... Is it true?

W. Joe Smith wrote:For Bailey's and coffee lovers:

I rarely drink, but I'm on board with that!

fred rosenberger wrote:They used to sell chocolate covered espresso beans in the mall where i worked.

I have some here in my office. Drop by.

Rizvan Asgarov wrote:Coffee takes the sleep and speeds up brain activities... Is it true?

The way I've heard it explained is that your brain has natural inhibitors that prevent your synapses from firing too fast. Caffeine inhibits the inhibitors.