I’m British so the natural answer is ‘both’ lol.
Tea first thing in the morning and last thing in the afternoon. Coffee in between
Tea first thing in the morning and last thing in the afternoon. Coffee in between
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When the pandemic first hit I bought shelf stable non-dairy items from Amazon and this was one of them. Amazon had labeled it as a creamer, and it is indeed creamy but not quite the weight of half and half:
Oat Barista Blend Oat Milk
A favorite of professional baristas and coffee lovers everywhere, Oat Barista Blend takes plant-based lattes to the next level. This remarkable plant milk has enough structure and stretch to whip up frothy, full-bodied lattes with no dairy, gums, or gluten. Naturally creamy and subtly sweet, it...
You have to shake it up very well and then it pours in a nice froth. Previously I'd used almond or soy milk, but it wasn't creamy enough for coffee. This company also makes a coconut cream and almond milk product called Better Half, but I haven't tried it. I'm sticking with this oatmilk product and am going to see if it's available at my local food store today in fact.
Update: my local store carries a refrigerated bottle of Califia Oak Milk Creamer. I'll try it when I run out of the shelf stable carton kind.
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Coffee for me, preferably with organic, full fat milk (or a dash of organic double cream). Especially in the morning - my first cup of the day is a non-negotiable cup of coffee.
However, in the afternoon, I will frequently treat myself to a cup of tea.
However, in the afternoon, I will frequently treat myself to a cup of tea.
Coffee - dark roast, nothing added. About 20 years ago I stopped adding sugar and then about 5 years ago stopped adding milk.
A good friend adds lots of half n' half and sugar. He claims he likes coffee but I don't think he has any idea what coffee tastes like
A good friend adds lots of half n' half and sugar. He claims he likes coffee but I don't think he has any idea what coffee tastes like
Yes, non-negotiable indeed! 😆 If I have to forego that first cup for fasting labs, I'm out of sorts all day even after a post-test cup.
I drink tea and coffee both as nature intended (no milk or sugar / sweetener). I try and stick to Earl Grey tea when I can and never drink instant coffee (which shouldn't even be called coffee!)
When the pandemic first hit I bought shelf stable non-dairy items from Amazon and this was one of them. Amazon had labeled it as a creamer, and it is indeed creamy but not quite the weight of half and half:
Oat Barista Blend Oat Milk
A favorite of professional baristas and coffee lovers everywhere, Oat Barista Blend takes plant-based lattes to the next level. This remarkable plant milk has enough structure and stretch to whip up frothy, full-bodied lattes with no dairy, gums, or gluten. Naturally creamy and subtly sweet, it...www.califiafarms.com
You have to shake it up very well and then it pours in a nice froth. Previously I'd used almond or soy milk, but it wasn't creamy enough for coffee. This company also makes a coconut cream and almond milk product called Better Half, but I haven't tried it. I'm sticking with this oatmilk product and am going to see if it's available at my local food store today in fact.
Update: my local store carries a refrigerated bottle of Califia Oak Milk Creamer. I'll try it when I run out of the shelf stable carton kind.
Excellent. Thanks for the info. Researching now with ‘The coconut cream‘, as that’s totally up my alley in terms of flavoring. I’m always looking for an alternative product, and I will research my local stores to see if they have anything like this in stock first.
Coffee - dark roast, nothing added. About 20 years ago I stopped adding sugar and then about 5 years ago stopped adding milk.
A good friend adds lots of half n' half and sugar. He claims he likes coffee but I don't think he has any idea what coffee tastes like
Yeah that's what that premixed (sugared, creamered) instant stuff I keep in the cupboard for emergencies is like. Emergencies like thinking I had another pound of real coffee beans somewhere.
That stuff is ok in a pinch. Whatever else is in it, there's caffeine too. But in no way is it "coffee".
I'm a tea drinker (can't stand coffee). My favorite is Market Spice tea out of Seattle, WA (Pike Place Market, if you want to give your nose a treat). I started drinking it over 40 years ago when I lived South of Seattle. Fortunately you can order it online (marketspice.com) as I now live on the East coast.
Coffee (I don’t like tea) - I come from a family of coffee drinkers - no one drank tea at all. I like my coffee strong, white, with a tiny scoop of honey 🤗
Macha tea with Boba. This was amazing. Dairy free matcha tea with Boba. Great tea place in Rowland Heights
Tea! ...It's good for you.
I used to drink tea... Now i drink coke... (probably not much better)
I have had some amazing tea in Turkey, Kenya and in central Asia; while both Turkey and Kenya serve incredibly good tea and coffee, most countries (and cultures) tend to be better at producing (and preparing and serving) one or the other.
In Kenya, deriving from the influence of East African Asians, I was served some exceedingly good chai, whereas in central Asia, a cherished memory is sitting and sipping, savouring and enjoying, an exceptionally good cardamon tea which a member of our local staff treated me to.
In Kenya, deriving from the influence of East African Asians, I was served some exceedingly good chai, whereas in central Asia, a cherished memory is sitting and sipping, savouring and enjoying, an exceptionally good cardamon tea which a member of our local staff treated me to.
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in my family when I was growing up, adding ANYTHING to coffee was looked at as a sure sign of moral failing
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Ah, so your coffee upbringing was better than mine. My parents were great but not with regards to coffee but their parents were from England so they had an excuse
There is always room for both coffee and tea for me. If I have to pick, I would choose 100% Peaberry Kona Coffee preferably flown in directly from Kona, Hawaii. Best in the world. I prefer it with a hint of milk or black. Light or medium roast depending on my mood. There is nothing like it.
Tetley tea, or Twinings flavoured teas.
Never liked coffee, I tried some last year and didn't like it.
Never liked coffee, I tried some last year and didn't like it.
I made these 2 for my cousin. Plan on introducing some cold brew teas to test and try out at his market. These are cold brew infused with fruits.
Decided to try out another tea place today in Irvine. The peach tea here was actually not so good but the Jasmine with strawberries tea was quite good. Had the clear bobas in it also. I decided to try this place out as a friend of a friend owns this place.
Went back for another tea. This was a green match tea with Kalifa Almond milk,Honey Boba,50% sugar and cheese foam topping
Coffee.
Medium-light roast, Colombian or Sumatran preferred.
Young me - cane sugar, heavy whipping cream.
Old me - one Splenda, Vanilla Oat milk ie: sugar free, cholesterol free.
Coffee is delicious. Getting old sucks.
Medium-light roast, Colombian or Sumatran preferred.
Young me - cane sugar, heavy whipping cream.
Old me - one Splenda, Vanilla Oat milk ie: sugar free, cholesterol free.
Coffee is delicious. Getting old sucks.
