Coffee or Tea
Posted by: queentulip
12th Feb 2019 05:59pm
Why are you a coffee drinker only?
Why are you a tea drinker only?
Why both?
Why are you a tea drinker only?
Why both?
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dreamer27
I like tea as it tastes nice and refreshing but I prefer milo it is so delicious to me
Teanne32087672
Coffee on an empty stomach for me doesn’t go well. Whereas tea is fine. I prefer milk based coffee but for tea I prefer black tea.
Sardines31961137
Neither. I don't like hot drinks because they burn my mouth and cold drinks are more refreshing.
kawaiipanda
Both.
I enjoy coffee for it's taste, different at each cafe, but it's very pleasant and I like mocha the most - the mix of chocolate and coffee is harmonious. Lattes are nice as well.
I like teas from a variety of brands - green, black, fruity, etc. Matcha is my personal favorite, the earthiness and unami flavour is really nice.
blondie
i like my coffee but i drink tea if i have a sore throat its helps
Akshara31663993
Coffee is temporary fix but tea is life, only if you know how to cook.
CandaceB80
Coffee
mcdl
I drink both.
In the mornings I would have a coffee, usually one a day, but no more than 2. On weekends I try to only have 1 in total so I can have a good sleep. I love the aroma and the taste as long as it is not too strong or bitter.
I drink green tea in the afternoon. It may cleanse or be detoxing but I do enjoy the taste and it subtlety.
I drink both for the taste and also for the supposed health benefits!
Erin31821017
Totally bothhhhh!
Coffee for the buzz through out the day to keep me going! Not instant, legit cafe espresso shots.
As for tea I always end the day with a nice cup of herbal tea, very calming and a great way to wind down!
Robyn
I have gout so I don;'t drink either!
Kyant
first drink in every morning is coffee, then immediately followed by tea. just my habit.
Lukey23
I more of a tea drinker, I dont like the smell nor the way that the aroma of the coffee stays on the person. Its not really great and does make me feel a bit sick. The tea can be bought in different flavours that can mimic the effects of coffee so its a nice thing to have
3lions
I don't drink tea or coffee. Never have, can't stand the taste of either. Wonder how many people don't drink either.
I'm staggered at the amount of people walking around with the paper take away coffee cups! Good business to be in. Must cost you all a fortune!
shelly47
I only drink tea because I like the taste and find it refreshing. Coffee makes me feel overheated when I drink it and my face goes red. So really I have a bad reaction when I drink it so now I don’t. Funny though I like the aroma of coffee.
swamy
Both the coffee and tea, I like everyday.
Consume coffee in the morning, to start the day.
Have a cup of tea with snacks in the evening.
ronniem40
I call myself a 'Tea-totaller', because I love coffee, avoid tea. I have just one cup of tea - that is, generally, made by me every morning for the family - in a day. This is so because I have found very few people really know to prepare a good cuppa chai. Many years ago, in 1964, while serving in the Army, was posted to the hill station Darjeeling, in India, which was/is famous for its tea. However, I used to frequent the coffee places! Cheers!
Jezemeg8
I mostly enjoy a cup of coffee at the beginning of my day (which is at the end of most other's) and then drink filtered tap water afterwards. Very occasionally I'll make myself an iced tea or have a hot cup of tea, but that is very occasionally as I find that my one cup of coffee provides me with what I need and the water during the day keeps me well hydrated.
Rynni
I love both.... Coffee more so.
Both are beneficial to health. However in controlled doses. I unfortunately have been victim to caffeine overload from coffee.
I drink coffee everyday and tea more so during winter time.
I started coffee and tea drinking at age 9 (yes really) I really love the taste of both. I have no sugar in any of them as I believe there's enough sugar in other drinks and food but that is a personal preference.
Anet
In my early years I drank coffee but found it was giving me headaches.
So I switched to strong black tea.
After awhile I found the taste too bitter and went on to green and herb tea and have been on it for years .
Anastasia31638124
Coffee
poppyb
I am a tea drinker only.. No coffee, no alcohol and very little water... Just love my "cuppa"
3lions
How do you survive with drinking very little water? Without getting to personal your kidneys? You mustn't go to the toilet very often. That's not good. My mum's had kidney failure almost killed her. Thankfully she's ok now, but it's left her with having to have regular bloods tests for her kidneys & limited amount of liquid per day. I wouldn't wish it on anyone.
anglesea
Why can't I be both. And I am
Arjun31637537
After drinking tea or coffee , I feel energetic..
Andy Ho
Coffee
Frank31584638
I admire both coffee and tea. Perfect way to start breakfast everyday.
tweety22au
Coffee
ralf71
I only drink coffee. When I was pregnant I went off all caffeine, but after I had my son when I tried to drink tea again I found I could taste the tannin really strongly so do not drink black tea anymore.
Sparkynzl
Coffee only not a fan of tea
kay62
coffee or tea
I drink coffee most but like tea as well