Tea or coffee?

[Rockclimbinggirl]

So do you like tea, coffee or both? Herbal or caffeinated tea? Coffee, lattes or espressos?

I personally like herbal teas a lot, mainly peppermint and rooibos. I don't really like coffee, well only frappucino's and mochas.

 

[Freya]

Tea - hot English breakfast tea with a splash of milk. Mmmmmm.

 

[Brian777]

Tea is my favorite all the time drink......British like Freya with milk and a little sugar

 

[souncide]

Coffee.

 

[Witty_Sarcasm]

I like pretty much any kind of coffee or tea. I drink coffee more often though.

 

[JmpMster]

Coffee - though do not drink very much anymore used to drink by the quart.. still love the taste though and coffee icecream is favorite flavor icecream. Is no such thing as Tea flavored anything so therefore Tea is not a flavor.... just my thoughts

 

[Jenumbra]

Sugary expresso drinks like caramel macchiatos :p

 

[SoTired]

Coffee. Plain, unadulterated coffee. But lately I've been trying to cut back. Can't be good for the anxiety to be wired all the time. So usually a mint tea with milk and honey.

 

[Lucy0]

Coffee!!! I'm drinking coffee right now lol! I usually use vanilla or plain creamer.

 

[Flaxney]

Tea, green, rooibos and rooibos chai. Coffee affects my stomach.

 

[Brittless]

Both in copious amounts.

 

[Michelle Ma Belle]

Neither

G&T lol

 

[Mira_Ciara]

Sweet Southern Tea!

Can't stand coffee. Makes me vomit.

 

[SinisterKid]

I love tea and coffee from a Tassimo machine someone bought me. Theres a large selection to choose from so theres something for everyone. I tend to go for decaf when possible, but its not vital.

 

[Pepe Silvia]

Both if they are being made by someone else. When I make it? Neither.

 

[Corvette90]

I drink the tea and leave the coffee at the bottom

 

[SS1]

Love coffee and masala tea... they help me get through the day

 

[Louise K]

Tea, as in cafe's you get a pot of tea, whereas coffee usually just comes in cups/mugs; except when coffee comes in those jugs with a plunger

 

[Louise K]

Additional to last post as I exceeded edit time out:



Then there are Transport Cafe's/Roadside Diners. Most places you buy one mug of tea/coffee with as many free refills as you can drink, in the two hours you can park for free. After two hours it is generally £10 overnight parking which includes a £5 breakfast voucher; so really it is only a fiver to park overnight

I know all this from travelling shot-gun years ago with my Dad in his truck

 

[dissolve.]

coffee! i don't think i can start my day without coffee.