Coffee or Tea
04-13-2010, 12:30 PM
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Decaf for everything and never ever sugar. I will put a sprinkel of cinnamon, cloves or ginger in my tea once in awhile. OK most mornings it is tea unless I have a big breakfast with bacon, eggs, homefries and toast then it is coffee. After dinner I have tea unless it is the fall then once it starts to cool off at night I have to have a huge mug of coffee at around 8PM. I know I am strange but that is what makes me loveable. In the summer at about noon I will make a big pot of coffee and have a cup while it is hot. I will put the leftovers in a pitcher in the fridge for iced coffee with dinner.
04-13-2010, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by trupeach1
Decaf for everything and never ever sugar. I will put a sprinkel of cinnamon, cloves or ginger in my tea once in awhile. OK most mornings it is tea unless I have a big breakfast with bacon, eggs, homefries and toast then it is coffee. After dinner I have tea unless it is the fall then once it starts to cool off at night I have to have a huge mug of coffee at around 8PM. I know I am strange but that is what makes me loveable. In the summer at about noon I will make a big pot of coffee and have a cup while it is hot. I will put the leftovers in a pitcher in the fridge for iced coffee with dinner.
In the summer I make a lot of Iced Tea. I'm trying to master Iced Chai... I love Chai
04-13-2010, 12:59 PM
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I'm a tea drinker. Had to switch completely over post the gallbladder removal - couldn't handle the coffee bean oil any more....
I started exploring more of the wild world of tea. Bought some samples of oolong, darjeeling, and lapsang souchong from Upton Tea. They are so different from the black teas, but good. :)
I started exploring more of the wild world of tea. Bought some samples of oolong, darjeeling, and lapsang souchong from Upton Tea. They are so different from the black teas, but good. :)
04-13-2010, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by redkimba
I'm a tea drinker. Had to switch completely over post the gallbladder removal - couldn't handle the coffee bean oil any more....
I started exploring more of the wild world of tea. Bought some samples of oolong, darjeeling, and lapsang souchong from Upton Tea. They are so different from the black teas, but good. :)
I started exploring more of the wild world of tea. Bought some samples of oolong, darjeeling, and lapsang souchong from Upton Tea. They are so different from the black teas, but good. :)
04-13-2010, 01:18 PM
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White tea - a little easier on the stomach, and it comes in some great flavors. If you can find the Snapple white tea with strawberry tea bags, they are REALLY good. (and it still has the caffeine I need to get through the morning!)
04-13-2010, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Alu_Rathbone
Originally Posted by winipb2
Originally Posted by Alu_Rathbone
A little discussion on which you prefer.
I like both, but drink more tea.
I like both, but drink more tea.
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