How do you take your coffee?

[big dog cowboy]

Neither my wife or I drink coffee. when relatives come to visit, they know to bring instant.

 

[Yeagermeister]

Neither my wife or I drink coffee. when relatives come to visit, they know to bring instant.

Just chocolate milk

 

[Idgit]

I like my coffee like I like my women...

See, I thought you might go with 'cold and bitter' here.

 

[JonJon]

The only way I can drink coffee is with loads of creme and loads of sugar. I'm talking heaps of it. Sometimes I add ice to it. But coffee has a reverse effect on me. I don't get the energy boost that others get; coffee makes me drowsy.

 

[ethiostar]

My absolute favorite comedian

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[WoodysGirl]

The only way I can drink coffee is with loads of creme and loads of sugar. I'm talking heaps of it. Sometimes I add ice to it. But coffee has a reverse effect on me. I don't get the energy boost that others get; coffee makes me drowsy.

Maybe it's because of the loads of cream and sugar in it. lol

After your sugar rush is over, you should be quite ready for a nap.

 

[Faerluna]

I used to drink it black, as long as it was good coffee. If it was bad, I'd do milk and sugar. More recently I use sugar and hazelnut creamer.

I've cut the coffee for awhile though. It gives me such bad heartburn that it's almost not worth it, because I only have one cup a day.

 

[JonJon]

Maybe it's because of the loads of cream and sugar in it. lol

After your sugar rush is over, you should be quite ready for a nap.

That is a possibility that I had not considered. Lol

 

[Cowboys&LakersFan]

Starbucks >>>>>

 

[kmd24]

What do you mean by dry?

Dry refers to the steamed milk and means mostly foam and not much - if any - liquid milk. If you watch a Starbucks barista make a cappuccino, you'll see them scoop a few spoons of foam in the cup, then pour quite a bit of liquid milk in at the end, making it closer to a latte than a true Italian-style cappuccino.

 

[WoodysGirl]

Dry refers to the steamed milk and means mostly foam and not much - if any - liquid milk. If you watch a Starbucks barista make a cappuccino, you'll see them scoop a few spoons of foam in the cup, then pour quite a bit of liquid milk in at the end, making it closer to a latte than a true Italian-style cappuccino.

Gotta admit I don't pay too much attn to the Barristas while they're making my coffee. Shoot until last year, I didn't know they even called that.

That's interesting to know. I may have to try my mocha that way.

 

[baj1dallas]

I drink good coffee that doesn't need any of that garbage in it. No pictures, whipped cream, milk, sprinkles, or any of the other junk people have to have in coffee these days.

BTW Starbucks coffee is absolute trash.

 

[Gemini Dolly]

Coffee Virgin.

When I was little, my grandmother would make fresh coffee in the morning, and when my mother and I would go over, I wanted some. But, my mother said I was too little (I was 10) so I couldnt have any. Even when I turned 18, my mother said I was too little for coffee. Geez. Anyways, I always watched my grandma poor two spoons of sugar and some milk in her coffee.

And now that I can drink coffee without my mom's permission, I dont want to anymore. LOL.