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coffee? or tea?

Posted about 1 year ago
I have been starting my mornings off this week with a cup of coffee. When I was working for my previous company, that was part of the routine. But ever since I quit that job, the routine didn't include coffee. Well it's back, and I've missed it sooooo much.I've been particularly impressed with this blend that I got at Trader Joes. It's a dark french roast and I really enjoy my coffee strong.So MOG, are you drinking coffee? or tea?

Comments (25)

  1. madrid spacestation spain says i have to say tea, its dried leaves in boiled water! but I admit...sometimes... I do go to the darkside...
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  2. contrabandwidth says Coffee, sweet nectar of the gods. I am a bona fide coffee addict/snob. I have owned about 4 espresso machines and now live with a La Pavoni that I picked up at an estate sale for $25! I love latte's, cappuccino, and coffee. I've been using a little cheapo dip coffee maker for the past couple years, mainly for convenience, but it's starting to fritz out and may return to my preferred method of a French Press. Yes, I'm a coffee fetishist.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  3. walkingthecow says i must admit chinese tea is sooooo good with chinese food...especially if its authentic. cbw - i love espresso. my friend has this espresso machine that has an eagle or something on top of it. its called an elektra. it makes such good espresso that i cannot make it at home with this free machine i got. i am deathly afraid that i will not be satisfied. btw you got a freaking awesome deal on the la pavoni!
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  4. contrabandwidth says Oh, I know I did. It's got copper heating elements and it is amazing how simply it works. Steam and piston. Turn the knob steam comes out and froths your milk. Lift the handle and it pours how water through the screen. The simplest way is always the best. You can get some decent stove top contraptions that do a similar job. Yes, Tea can be fantastic with the right meal. I'm very interested in how to properly make a proper British "cuppa" with some PG Tips.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  5. Joxley says Tea's the first choice for me...after I had to go onto decaf I could never see the point of coffee
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  6. contrabandwidth says True Englishman that you are...
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  7. Lizziegreeneyes says Tea... I love coffee as well - but I am an Assam tea girl through & through - really dark strong black tea with milk & sugar !!!
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  8. madrid spacestation spain says has anyone enjoyed cold tea, perhaps late night in china town?
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  9. SA says Actually, I used to start the day off at school with hot chocolate. When I was on Holiday in the US I used to start with Chai Tea at Starbucks. Now, I get up at 11:00, shower, check my mail, so when I'm about to start my day I can already make lunch.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  10. Lyrikhan says i go in phases....drank tea exclusively for about a year or so, but have gone back to coffee in recent months
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  11. Marigold says coffee. dark and strong preferably.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  12. walkingthecow says marigold - i'm with you bro.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  13. Anna says Coffee. Good coffee. And then some.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  14. scotfree says I love coffee. I really do, and the stronger, the better. But, I started noticing my brain racheting sideways in time with some phantom drummer after about 10 cups. So after the first two cups in the morning, I've switched to green tea. at times, I get a bit sleepy around 3 p.m.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  15. brittanybf says coffee, coffee, coffee. i'll never understand decaf coffee. recently i read an article that wondered whether coffee ads were becoming too gender-specific.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  16. contrabandwidth says Only the nescafe ones... "Drinking this reminds me of our trip to Paris-" "And our waiter-" [together] "Henri...(laughter)" Sadly, that is burned into my head from years ago...
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  17. brittanybf says haha, i remember that one!
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  18. walkingthecow says bbf - i dont understand decaf myself
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  19. brand X says I drink coffee, usually Folgers automatic drip. Never touch the stuff at home, though I usually have four or five cups a day at work. Henri? That's Esperanto for "Jean Luc," right?
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  20. contrabandwidth says Decaf is a crime against humanity.
    Permalink posted 06/03/2008
  21. 1234chainsaw says Joxley: Why did you have to switch to decaf? Adverse interaction effects with your ADD? Anna: "Good" coffee? I thought Greeks drank frappe, and that's made with instant Nescafe... A few cups of strong coffee a day for me, with a touch of milk in the morning. I covet a quality espresso maker, but so far I've found better uses for that several hundred dollars. One day soon, though... So for a few years now I've been making do with a French press, making sure that I get quality beans (usually Kenyan AA or Ethiopian Yergacheffe for me) and burr-grind them fresh every morning. I also like green tea and Earl Grey and a few other black teas.
    Permalink posted 06/04/2008
  22. Anna says What a lovely generalization, philosopher ;P
    Permalink posted 06/04/2008
  23. Anna says My favourite kind of coffee is actually Freddo Cappuccino, as we serve and drink it here: Yummy...
    Permalink posted 06/04/2008
  24. HelenMarie says Coffee! Funny...I was just at another post across town asking red wine or white... You know I have to do this Mr. walkingthecow... hehehe! : P Coffee & TV - Blur
    Permalink posted 06/04/2008
  25. Dale says Herbal tea, please! Preferably something Celestial Seasonings and fruit-based, like their Cinnamon Apple Spice. Yum! OK, usually I start my day with a liter of water, but if those were my only two choices...
    Permalink posted 06/05/2008

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