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Hot coffee or cold coffee?

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COKTOE on 12 March 2017
StarOcean said:
Super_Boom said:
I like two spoonfuls of coffee with my sugar.

Seriously though, I go nuts with sweeteners. I don't mind bitter flavors, but I don't really enjoy black coffee. My local gas station recently started selling Banana Nut Mocha Cappucino, so I've been enjoying that a lot lately.

I usually do 8 scoops minimum. It needs to be extra sweet

Holy flurking shcnit. You may have a problem.



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StarOcean on 12 March 2017
COKTOE said:
StarOcean said:

I usually do 8 scoops minimum. It needs to be extra sweet

Holy flurking shcnit. You may have a problem.

I rarely go above 14 if that helps. Sometimes the coffee is too strong and the sugar is too weak



Dallinor on 12 March 2017
monocle_layton said:
I am not a coffee type of guy. I do however love tea.

Not just any tea though. I enjoy having tea with mint in it. apparently not too many people do this, and it boggles my mind. You're missing out if you do not have tea the real way.

When I go to fancy places in the Middle East, some restaurants will have tea and milk. It sounds disgusting, but it is unspeakably good if done correctly.

As someone who watches people regularly drink tea like this on a daily basis, your sense of it's exoticness is both in turns surprising and amusing.



 

SnakeDrake on 12 March 2017
monocle_layton said:
I am not a coffee type of guy. I do however love tea.

Not just any tea though. I enjoy having tea with mint in it. apparently not too many people do this, and it boggles my mind. You're missing out if you do not have tea the real way.

When I go to fancy places in the Middle East, some restaurants will have tea and milk. It sounds disgusting, but it is unspeakably good if done correctly.

Milk tea is popular here in fact I'm having one right now.



 

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StarOcean on 12 March 2017
SnakeDrake said:
monocle_layton said:
I am not a coffee type of guy. I do however love tea.

Not just any tea though. I enjoy having tea with mint in it. apparently not too many people do this, and it boggles my mind. You're missing out if you do not have tea the real way.

When I go to fancy places in the Middle East, some restaurants will have tea and milk. It sounds disgusting, but it is unspeakably good if done correctly.

Milk tea is popular here in fact I'm having one right now.

Yeah, same here, honestly. Well it was common in west coast US anyway. Monocle, where are you from?



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monocle_layton on 12 March 2017
Dallinor said:
monocle_layton said:
I am not a coffee type of guy. I do however love tea.

Not just any tea though. I enjoy having tea with mint in it. apparently not too many people do this, and it boggles my mind. You're missing out if you do not have tea the real way.

When I go to fancy places in the Middle East, some restaurants will have tea and milk. It sounds disgusting, but it is unspeakably good if done correctly.

As someone who watches people regularly drink tea like this on a daily basis, your sense of it's exoticness is both in turns surprising and amusing.

 

SnakeDrake said:
monocle_layton said:
I am not a coffee type of guy. I do however love tea.

Not just any tea though. I enjoy having tea with mint in it. apparently not too many people do this, and it boggles my mind. You're missing out if you do not have tea the real way.

When I go to fancy places in the Middle East, some restaurants will have tea and milk. It sounds disgusting, but it is unspeakably good if done correctly.

Milk tea is popular here in fact I'm having one right now.

It's rather normal for me, but many people in the US seem to have never drank milk with tea. I recall one guest looking at his cup as though it were a new invention.



Dallinor on 12 March 2017
StarOcean said:
COKTOE said:

Holy flurking shcnit. You may have a problem.

I rarely go above 14 if that helps. Sometimes the coffee is too strong and the sugar is too weak

14 packets of sugar?



 

StarOcean on 12 March 2017
Dallinor said:
StarOcean said:

I rarely go above 14 if that helps. Sometimes the coffee is too strong and the sugar is too weak

14 packets of sugar?

Spoonfuls. 14 is rarely enough for packets XD



Dallinor on 12 March 2017
StarOcean said:
Dallinor said:

14 packets of sugar?

Spoonfuls. 14 is rarely enough for packets XD

Whoa.

Beyond the obvious long term effects that could lead to, consuming that much sugar must play havoc with your energy levels and be compromising your immune system.

Bold StarOcean.

Bold.



 

StarOcean on 13 March 2017
Dallinor said:
StarOcean said:

Spoonfuls. 14 is rarely enough for packets XD

Whoa.

Beyond the obvious long term effects that could lead to, consuming that much sugar must play havoc with your energy levels and be compromising your immune system.

Bold StarOcean.

Bold.

My gf doesnt let me make my own coffee anymore actually ;-; she makes it and only puts in 6 spoonfuls v.v its not even close to enough