Black or White

Black as the Devil's paintkit.

Stopped using coffee milk in my student years because as a bachelor boy I always had to throw away half of the bottle because it took me so long to empty it. This was in the days before the handy coffee creamer cups.

Edited by Moogtron III - January 13 2011 at 03:42

The T wrote: Hey... We shouldn't say it like that anymore... It's "charged" vs "milked" or something like that...

Epignosis wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: I don't drink coffee. For my tea it depends. Certain blends call for it like an Irish Breakfast. Others are too delicate or don't have any use for it like an Earl Grey.

I'll take mine with Bailey's,or Johnny Walker please.

Guys, what are you exactly referring to when you say 'black' or 'white' coffee? We are from all corners of the world, and there are plenty of coffee types.



I, for one, love coffee - no - I'm a coffee addict - drinking on average 5 mugs a day. Anything goes. Black, white, sugary, without sugar, thick , strong, weak, foamy, watery, with a sip or milk or excessive quantities of milk or no milk, Turkish/Greek, capuccino, latte, real stuff or cheap ersatz.

My computer table is never  without a mug.

Right now there are several brands in my house:

strong Hausbrandt Trieste
Brasiliana espresso
Nescafe Cappucino decaffeinated
local brand Capuccino classic (drinking right now).

I don't drink tea. I have only English Breakfast Tea by Taylors of Harrogate - it serves as an emergency substitute if I ran out of coffee (which rarely happens).


...oh. No vote.

^ Sometimes yes......in New Orleans I will drink my coffee 1/2 coffee and 1/2 cream. Community Blend Coffee is heavy with chicory which gives it a strong flavor, which is fine by me but I prefer the taste with cream.

I very rarely drink coffee.  When I do, it is usually black, however, we now have a machine at work with foo foo flavored coffees like french vanilla or cinnamon bun flavored.  I don't add cream, but I don't know that this counts as black either.