One more cup of coffee



http://www.youtube.com/wa...j4w6_S_3Ls

Twin Peaks coffee


http://www.youtube.com/wa...PcoMrwEa5o

love coffee--strong and black--like my man LOL!!

no sugar, no cream, and since my son poured his apple juice in my coffee this evening....

no apple juice, please.

I drink a pot a day.....

I need it with sugar and cream. I could easily drink a pot a day, EASY.

smooth & creamy.
sometimes strong.
a little sweet at times.

all the above. i work with coffee a couple of coffee addicts, so it usually starts off our morning.

If you can get your hands on some of this do it

http://www.konacoffee.com/


sidenote-think the eye twitch is probably just eye strain

Equanimity said:

Please, don't tell me that... I need to step away from the kona... But not before I make kona bread pudding...

Currently I am in love with this Organic Brand from Sprouts, also it is low in acidity. I can't remember the name and I don't have the bag because I had to open it to grind the whole beans at the store.

Usually, I like it with a little bit of flavored powder creamer, Hazelnut flavor.

At work I drink the brand we use there with 2% milk and I try to use natural sugar. (more sweet that I should, I am sure)

I usually drink one cup a day. It is just so pleasant to do so. ~Smile.

I try to avoid Starbucks.

I like coffee BUT I don't need it...well...hot coffee, that is. I mean I my sister has got me hooked on coffee Coolaata's from Dunkin Donuts, it's pretty...

Triple espresso for me.
I wouldn't have a college degree if it wasn't for caffeine:)

veronikka said:

Wow. How did that change happen? I cannot imagine I will ever drink coffee. Even though it would probably be good for me as I am not a morning person at all and as my blood pressure is very low.

Caffeine & I are not friends.

i like coffee whatever way i can get it. if need be, i'll even eat the
freeze dried granules straight from the pot.

TyphoonTip said:

why not?

It really hasn't had that positive an influence in my life.

REDFEATHERS said:

Just a couple of health issue thingies. I'll spare you the gory details.

I've had to change my diet considerably, and Coffee was first on the list.

....Alcohol was 2nd, dairy was 3rd.

But ya gotta do what ya gotta do.

It's not all bad though, I do feel a lot healthier for it.

CHIC0 said:

sounds like a description of yourself Chico..

hello btw.. xx

I'm a coffee fanatic I spend too much time at Starbucks,lol

I used to drink huge amounts of black tea in the past but I have always loved coffee, too. All kinds of coffee are okay in my book but I prefer Italian regular coffee ( though espresso and cappuccino are okay, too...actually cappuccino is just espresso with steamed milk), and I really like German filter coffee, it is strong and tasty and really gives you a boost.
When I have the time to be bothered I take some time out and make Turkish coffee, the traditional way. It takes a bit of time but I really love the taste and the whole procedure of making it and the ritual of drinking it.

PaisleyPark5083 said:

Yummy!

nyse said:

I could never drink coffee without cream and sugar

matthewgrant said:

Same here!

what do you guys think of iced coffee? In the summertime,it can be great.

I'm jealous of you black coffee lovers. I had to go to the store and buy cream before I could enjoy my coffee today.

KoolEaze said:

One of my Syrian friends knows how to make Turkish Coffee(medium sugar),,,,,all I can say is

Harlepolis said:

Well, actually, it IS Syrian coffee if you want to be precise....legend has it that some centuries ago, at the height of the Turkish Ottoman Empire, two Syrian merchants introduced coffee to the Turkish court and it quickly became a very popular beverage in the palace of the Sultan. From there it spread and soon became the drink of the troops and the Janissaries. So, in essence, the Syrian merchants ( who were, at that time, of course also part of the Ottoman Empire) introduced coffee to the Turks after probably being introduced to it themselves either by the Ethiopians or the people in the Yemen region.
It was the Turks who made the drink popular and famous though and for many centuries, it was called "the beverage of the Turks" in Europe and Christian authorities warned against it.
It´s quite fascinating how that drink traveled through so many regions and cultures and became a part of the culture of so many different people, from Nordic folks to Africans, from Middle Eastern people to South Europe and all the way over in Latin America.

I love coffee !

coolcat said:

Yeah, that is a plus. I never have to have anything on hand except the coffee beans and some water.

Whenever I have people visit I always forget to have cream on hand. I've got some nasty-ass Coffee Mate in the pantry though!

PunkMistress said:

how are you handling the coffee deal these days? I was thinking, when I first saw this thread: "pssst, Jersey!!! Hide this thread from PM!"

KoolEaze said:

Now I don't know what to believe

He said that it was a Yemeni coffee,,,,and it got call'Turkish' for the same reasons you mentiond

ThreadBare said:

Oh.

Um.

Well.

I'm waiting for the cup next to me to cool off before I take the first sip.