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How do you drink your coffee?

by l8leigh in Six Words Questions on Jun 03, 2012 | add favorite | T-shirt

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Sagacious says,

Sitting in a coffee shop. Every time I try to do it myself, it's either too bitter, too sweet, or too SOMETHING. Best to leave important issues like this to professionals!

marymc says,

Black. Strong. Thick.

l8leigh says,

I usually drink mine black, but sometimes I add a splash of milk.

bohemdeb says,

With a splash of hazelnut creamer, stevia, and occassionally amaretto.

bohemdeb says,

With a splash of hazelnut creamer, stevia, and occassionally amaretto.

Dean6805 says,

Blacker than a banker's heart, and almost as strong as love.

accidentaltourist says,

Soaked into the lady fingers of a really good tiramisu.

canadafreeze says,

Brewed strong and black with a touch of cinnamon.

jl333 says,

In a cup.

Wench says,

I experiment. Newest fave, hot chocolate mix and a smidge of maple syrup. I can't drink coffee black, it makes me sick. =(

KharisJo says,

skinny cap, half strength, in a mug.

TawnyPort says,

Hot, black and strong. When I started drinking coffee, Mom wouldn't let me put anything in it.

Believe says,

I'm a former barista. Baristas have issues with coffee because generally we can make it for ourselves better than any other living soul. I rarely am pleasantly surprised with a great latte from a coffee shop. I usually doctor it up at the cream/sugar table.

But, secretly, I love the way my mom makes a pot of Folgers.

Level1 says,

Iced

DynamicDbytheC says,

Don't drink coffee. I do drink energy drinks, Peach Mango Energy, almost daily.

ba_miracle says,

Stopped drinking coffee on a daily basis when I quit smoking (again) last year. When I do it is with large amounts of flavored cream.

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