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Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 10:08:11 AM   
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Status: offline 		I just had a sip of the best coffee ever! I don't know what kind, but it's smokey and strong, with none of that fruity/nutty aftertaste! Just smooth and dark.

So it got me wondering, how do you like your coffee/tea/hot drink of choice?

I usually go for something like a French Roast, black.



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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 10:15:46 AM   
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Status: offline 		Mmmm.... I think I am going to go make some now! 

I put about 1/2 a cup of coffee (I'm digging Folgers Black Silk now), a splash of vanilla (real vanilla, not imitation!) and a 1/2 cup of Splenda in the french press....  Pour boiling water over it, let it sit for about 10 minutes. 

Pour into a large coffee cup, 1/2 milk 1/2 coffee. 

If you can't finish the whole pot, it's great because you can put it in the fridge and have a cold coffee when you get home.  Even cold, I still do 1/2 milk 1/2 coffee. 

Sometimes, if I'm feeling exotic, I'll put in cocoa powder instead of vanilla.

Yum!!


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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 10:17:36 AM   
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Status: offline 		I am a tea drinker. I rarely indulge in caffiene so 99% of what I drink is herbal or a herbal supplement. Currently I am enjoying two teas from Celestial Seasonings: AM Detox (it needs honey) and Tangerine Zinger (makes a great sun tea).

I admit to being hooked on the ginger tea by Yogi.




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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 10:24:48 AM   
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Status: offline 		If it's tea i like taking rooibos and powdered peppermint leaf, tossing them in a glass with a fresh, sweet cinnamon stick and than pour hot water over it.  Let that steep for three minutes and ZOMG<3.

If it's hot carob though, i like it with vanilla ricemilk, cinnamon and cumin.  *drool*


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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 10:25:41 AM   
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I just had a sip of the best coffee ever! I don't know what kind, but it's smokey and strong, with none of that fruity/nutty aftertaste! Just smooth and dark.

Was it Kopi Luwak?

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 12:25:35 PM   
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If it's tea i like taking rooibos and powdered peppermint leaf, tossing them in a glass with a fresh, sweet cinnamon stick and than pour hot water over it.  Let that steep for three minutes and ZOMG<3.

If it's hot carob though, i like it with vanilla ricemilk, cinnamon and cumin.  *drool*



OMG, Rokaku, that sounds divine !!! I have rooibos, some crushed pepermint leaf, and the cinnamon sticks. I want to try this iced !!


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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 1:53:32 PM   
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I just had a sip of the best coffee ever! I don't know what kind, but it's smokey and strong, with none of that fruity/nutty aftertaste! Just smooth and dark.

Was it Kopi Luwak?


Is that the stuff made from the droppings of some exotic jungle animal and costs about $100 a cup?

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 2:05:49 PM   
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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 2:13:49 PM   
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Mmmmmmmm, tea, mmmmmmmmmmmm, coffee . . ... . .

As a caffeine addict, I have to have some baseline caffeine intake or I get a wicked nasty withdrawal headache.

I like most all forms of black / green / white tea . . . . . I like tea plain. & tea that's cooled down tastes just fine, whereas with coffee I only like it 'piping hot' or 'ice cold' . . . . . .

My favorite tea these days is fresh ginger tea. Just chop or shred a coupla 'fingers' of fresh ginger & put into water that's almost come to a boil, simmer for a little while. (It can be boiled, which gives the flavor a hint of caramel-ish tones, but I like it better simmered delicately . . . .) It's way spicy, so beware; I like it strong . ... .

I also like peppermint tea a lot. (Ginger & peppermint teas do not contain caffeine, FYI . . . . . )

& coffee . . . . . . . I love coffee. With cream & no sugar, or just a pinch of raw sugar or a drop or two of molasses . . . . . I generally drink a mix of French roast & house or Columbian . .. . . I like to get beans & grind it myself as I make the coffee, & I mostly have just made it by the cup & I like it strong. My coffee has been compared (favorably, I think) with defibrillator pads, lol . . . . .

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 11:28:06 PM   
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I love your sn, that is so origional and interesting!!

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/12/2009 11:41:01 PM   
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Status: offline 		I love a rich, strong Kenyan...and for coffee I like Columbian! *LOL*

But seriously, I gave up coffee for a while, just now getting back into it, but it has to be Columbian and I like hazelnut or just regular cream in it, with a bit of raw sugar.

I don't believe I would ever try Kopi Luwak 

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 12:04:44 AM   
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I admit to being hooked on the ginger tea by Yogi.



Mm, I like the raspberry Yogi tea. The first time I tried the ginger I spit it out! I had no idea it was going to be spicy!



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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 12:08:50 AM   
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ORIGINAL: lioncub
I just had a sip of the best coffee ever! I don't know what kind, but it's smokey and strong, with none of that fruity/nutty aftertaste! Just smooth and dark.

Was it Kopi Luwak?


Sorry, come again?

No I'm kidding. But it wasn't Kopi Luwak. Don't think I can get that here. Have you tried it?

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 12:13:42 AM   
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*Please note this is a small thread highjack to the OP*

I love your sn, that is so origional and interesting!!


sn? Is that screen name?

But thanks! My name is Leo and I'm new, so... it sorta popped into my head!

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 2:53:37 AM   
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Status: offline 		black coffee is the best, any dark roast im not too picky.

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 3:54:41 AM   
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Status: offline 		I prefer Irish Breakfast tea with honey if it's hot, w/splenda if it's iced, and it's great iced!  Not the same taste as English Breakfast, it's milder.....I love the smells of coffee, never developed a taste for it tho.....it's bitter to me. But I do like my tea strong...I usually leave the tea bags in it while I drink it, or if it's iced in the pitcher.

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 3:59:20 AM   
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Status: offline 		I love the raspberry tea, too. Okay I admit it, I'm a tea junkie !!!

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 4:22:08 AM   
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Status: offline 		For coffee for me it ideally to be from the arabica bean and smell like quality milk chocolate.

That saying I drink supermarket coffee - the cheapest budget brand but only from Sainsbury's (where it is really Tchibo) and Tesco's (it's actually Maxwell House) to avoid drinking the gunky stuff like Nescafe. But I usually have arabica coffee in a tin bought from a little Turkish shop on the other side of London.

I drink coffee black, unsweetened, and either americanos or in little espresso cups.

I drink tea which can be quality black tea, loose leaf green tea or rooibos, usually black, unsweetened, but sometimes I will add fruit such as mango, lemon, or raspberry.

I also drink yerba from Paraguay or Argentina instead of tea or coffee. The good thing about yerba is that unlike tea you can make a pot of it and leave it knowing that it doesn't lose its flavour or become bitter like tea.

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 4:28:53 AM   
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No I'm kidding. But it wasn't Kopi Luwak. Don't think I can get that here. Have you tried it?

Nah in truth I'd say it's not top of my list of must have experiences before I die.

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RE: Oh this is good... - 8/13/2009 1:27:26 PM   
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For coffee for me it ideally to be from the arabica bean and smell like quality milk chocolate.

That saying I drink supermarket coffee - the cheapest budget brand but only from Sainsbury's (where it is really Tchibo) and Tesco's (it's actually Maxwell House) to avoid drinking the gunky stuff like Nescafe. But I usually have arabica coffee in a tin bought from a little Turkish shop on the other side of London.

I drink coffee black, unsweetened, and either americanos or in little espresso cups.

I drink tea which can be quality black tea, loose leaf green tea or rooibos, usually black, unsweetened, but sometimes I will add fruit such as mango, lemon, or raspberry.

I also drink yerba from Paraguay or Argentina instead of tea or coffee. The good thing about yerba is that unlike tea you can make a pot of it and leave it knowing that it doesn't lose its flavour or become bitter like tea.


I work in a Turkish restaurant, but I've never tried Turkish coffee! That's something I should get on.

I like my tea on the weaker side. I just got a bag of green tea leaves, and it's wonderful! I'm surprised at how few leaves are actually needed.

I read "yerba" on a bottle at the grocery store. I really have no idea what it is, though.

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