[Food] Coffee?

fade

Staff member
Wait coffee is an acquired taste? It was delicious the first time I tasted it. Unlike most alcohol.
 
I love coffee, but it took me years to discover that as much as I rag on Starbucks aficionados about their love of burnt coffee... I really like extremely dark roasted coffee that's also as low on acid as I can get it. Bitter coffee I love and can drink black all day long, sour/high acid coffee has to have cream and sugar, as much as I can get in a cup without it being ridiculous.

In practical terms, what this means is that on weekends I drink my coffee black, because I get to choose what I brew, and on weekdays, when I drink free coffee at work all day, it's white and sweet.
 

GasBandit

Staff member
I generally don't care for coffee. I don't like the taste, no matter what's put in it. The only time I ever drank coffee and enjoyed it was one morning after a wedding I woke up with the worst hangover of my life... went to the kitchen, took the lukewarm pot of coffee off the heating pad, lifted it straight to my lips and drank the whole thing down.
 
Coffee is so full of itself that it just keeps trying to criticize Tea as if it doesn't have caffeine in it itself.
 
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