Coffee thread. Every forum needs a coffee thread.

[Fluffykins 27]

I'm sure there's already been one but it's TWEAKIN TIME. How do you guys have your caffeine? Pill form, instant coffee, filter coffee? I usually have about 3 spoonfuls in my coffee each morning and another one of those halfway through the day to help ease horrific coffee crashes. I've been on the Pro Plus too and it's very buzzy indeed. I act like a complete moron under the influence of much caffeine. :3

[Blizzard Gale 272]

I'm sure there's already been one but it's TWEAKIN TIME. How do you guys have your caffeine? Pill form, instant coffee, filter coffee? I usually have about 3 spoonfuls in my coffee each morning and another one of those halfway through the day to help ease horrific coffee crashes. I've been on the Pro Plus too and it's very buzzy indeed. I act like a complete moron under the influence of much caffeine. :3

 

When it comes to Caffeine I enjoy mine in many forms. I usually make french lattes & iced mocha. My all time favorite has to be cappuccino. I wish I had net at home so I could make my Honey Cappuccino..  Yum... ; w;

[khaine21x3 789]

I generally tend to avoid coffee but sometimes I end up at the mainstream coffee shops like starbucks which serves some pretty bad coffee but their selection of food is acceptable.

[akita-ken 581]

Coffee is my favourite beverage at any time of the day (except night time, for obvious reasons). I'm rather standard though, I get my supply of caffeine from a jar of coffee powder in the kitchen. As a rule of thumb, I'll drink it hot in the morning, and iced in the afternoon. Gets me through the day without having to nod off and waste precious daylight! :3 (Oh hear me I sound like a friggin coffee ad right now  )

[StingeMuffin 244]

Nothing compares to the flavor of ground whole coffee beans; everything else, whether it's instant or pre-ground, has had a nausiatingly sweet flavor to compliment its already weak bitterness. Either way, I always mix my coffee with cream and sugar, or pre-made coffee creamer (which have some pretty awesome flavors, like pumpkin spice latte!), just enough so that I can taste the cream and sugar, but not so much that it masks the flavor and bitterness of the coffee. Overly sweet coffee is just gross.

 

I tend to drink coffee at least twice a day, but I have to be careful to space my coffee times as well as making sure to eat some food before drinking it, or else I'll become horribly twitchy feeling and sick to my stomache.

Edited February 1, 2013 by StingeMuffin

[~Chaos~ 3,967]

Coffee is my favourite hot drink, gives you a boost of energy that is needed to get through the day! I drink mine black, never put anything in it, that just ruins it for me.

[An Old Head 4,816]

If we're having a coffee thread, then I must include this video.

 

 

But yeah, an Americano is the coffee for me. They just started serving it in the café at school, and I buy one most mornings.

[khaine21x3 789]

@,

 

That sounds extremely bitter, do you immediately drink some water or sweet drinks after having a cup of plain black coffee?

[Leafeon 2,702]

What I'm like in the morning:

 

 

 

We have like no common good coffee places in Canada though. There's only starbucks, really, which is quite good, but sometimes their coffee beverages are only like 2% coffee.

[Replicant 113]

What I'm like in the morning:

 

 

 

We have like no common good coffee places in Canada though. There's only starbucks, really, which is quite good, but sometimes their coffee beverages are only like 2% coffee.

I died laughing, RIP me. 

 

I don't have a coffee habit-- I have more of a problem where if there isn't a cup of green tea in front of me at work, I'm probably having an internal monologue about murdering every customer that walks through the door.

 

Coffee is more of a treat, 'cuz I like it really light, and milk products make my skin sad. u_u Sounds like you like your coffee quite dark, Firebolt!

 

... Does anybody here like their coffee iced?

[Leafeon 2,702]

I died laughing, RIP me. 

 

I don't have a coffee habit-- I have more of a problem where if there isn't a cup of green tea in front of me at work, I'm probably having an internal monologue about murdering every customer that walks through the door.

 

Coffee is more of a treat, 'cuz I like it really light, and milk products make my skin sad. u_u Sounds like you like your coffee quite dark, Firebolt!

 

... Does anybody here like their coffee iced?

I actually prefer flavored coffee. It's just that picture is awesome. I like strong coffee though.

 

I liked ice cappacinos from Tim Horton's (Which is like a Canadian version of Dunkin Doughnuts, if that's what it's called, just focused more on coffee), and I would from Starbucks, but they put like NO coffee in it. ._.

[Replicant 113]

I actually prefer flavored coffee. It's just that picture is awesome. I like strong coffee though.

 

I liked ice cappacinos from Tim Horton's (Which is like a Canadian version of Dunkin Doughnuts, if that's what it's called, just focused more on coffee), and I would from Starbucks, but they put like NO coffee in it. ._.

Ooh, when I visited my friend in Toronto, she took me to Tim Horton's! Their coffee was really good. *_* The pastries kind of reminded me of Krispy Kreme.

 

Yeah, Starbucks is like "oh, you wanted ice with your drink? Here, have ALL OF THE ICE."

 

And then you take a sip and you just have a cup of ice. ;_; It's a hard life, yo.

[Kazuki Fuse 534]

I also take my coffee straight black. Nothing goes in. I find the bitterness works well with the caffeine to bring me from "I'll kill your whole family and burn your house down if you talk to me" mode to the more subtle "That's right, keep talking, you're only digging your own grave deeper" mode.

 

#NotAMorningPerson

#FuckYouMonday

Edited February 1, 2013 by stryker

[~Chaos~ 3,967]

@,

 

That sounds extremely bitter, do you immediately drink some water or sweet drinks after having a cup of plain black coffee?

Nope, I love the taste of it, such a rich strong flavour, it may be a acquired taste because quite a few people I know don't like it straight black.

[Leafeon 2,702]

I also take my coffee straight black. Nothing goes in. I find the bitterness works well with the caffeine to bring me from "I'll kill your whole family and burn your house down if you talk to me" mode to the more subtle "That's right, keep talking, you're only digging your own grave deeper" mode.

 

#NotAMorningPerson

#FuckYouMonday

I have to have lots of sugar, because caffeine doesn't affect me. Like at all. So soooo much sugar is needed in the mornings when I'm tired.

[Champion RD92 8,658]

I don't like black coffee, but I like mochas and stuff from like Starbucks.

 

I especially like White Chocolate Mochas from Starbucks

[Creamy Arty 6,252]

Coffee? Yeah... I drink way too much of the stuff. About 10 cups a day. But I don't drink it for the caffeine, I drink it simply because I love it. Dark roasts are my preference, meaning French, Italian, and Spanish roasts. Vienna roasts are good too but I prefer them with something sweet. Desert is a good time for one of those.

 

Bitter and strong is how I like it. I also drink it neat: no sugar or cream(er). Black coffee is best coffee. Turns out I inherited my love of strong, black coffee from my grandfather. He was widely reputed to drink nothing else.

 

The only exception to this rule of drinking it straight is when I add Bailey's Irish Cream, St. Brendan's, or some other brand of Irish cream liquor. You know, the hard stuff. Adding some rum and brown sugar is also good but something I've only done once or twice.

Edited February 1, 2013 by Artemis

[qqq 218]

I only started coffee recently but I know how I like it. I have a coffee : sugar ratio of 2:1 and I put in milk as well. First time I drank coffee was in a dare to see who could handle the most coffee (Everyone quit after the tablespoon was used.) But something I recently found is taking just coffee, sugar and milk and drinking it. It is very sweet but bitter.

[Betez 1,734]

Eh, I think I'm too young to enjoy coffee. I mean, cold coffee I absolutely love, but regular, hotter-than-hell, pitch black coffee I don't like. There are other ways of waking yourself up, and it really pisses me off when people become dependent on coffee. Saying "Don't even talk to me. I haven't had my coffee yet." I've tried coffee, and all I got out of it was a burned tounge, I didn't like the taste, nor did I feel any extra energy.

[~Chaotic Eddie~ 479]

Normally I just drink tea (English Breakfast variety). But as of late I've been drinking instant coffee in the morning to wake me up.

[PlunderSteed 1,252]

Buck yeah, coffee! I normally have one cup (or less) per day, but I definitely enjoy it. Sometimes at work I have to do a 24 hour work day. Sometimes that happens while traveling east. 18+ continuous hours of night will mess with your brain something fierce. At times like that, I dig into the instant coffe. Add hot water, and an otherwise loud/cold/dry/miserable experience becomes a lot better.

[Alleviate 342]

Coffee= 2nd day revival OR Cold, wet, dark, morning, on the way to school, up early for whatever reason, nip into coffee#1 and grab a nice Americano....Or anything strong enough.

 

Iced coffee is like coffee....With ICE! It's a strange, yet epic combo...

(Frappes Are still best, expecially Espresso ones...And chocolate......Nomnomnomnomnom....)

[Otter 1,942]

I like the smell of coffee, but I don't like to drink it. Leaves too much of a bitter aftertaste. However, I do like the taste of a certain few coffee beverages. Frappuccinos, for example. I like frozen coffee drinks. They're not my favorite, but I do find them to be relatively tasty.

[Scootalove 10,689]

The only time I drinked coffee was when my grandma let me try her coffee. I really do enjoy a cappucino. I wouldn't mind going to Starbucks for one, I need a huge boost for school in the morning.

[Tacutiemark 27]

Both coffee and tea, more for the flavor than the actual fact that it has caffein in it. Sometimes I drink it to wake up on a weary morning, but usually food does a better job for me.