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i used milk and sugar when i first started out. once i ran out of sugar at work, i was too lazy to restock and got used to milk only. |
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I drink so much coffee, upwards of 4 cups a day, and sometimes more. It keeps my hands busy while working. Having free coffee flowing at work doesn't help either. |
Started drinking coffee ever since I worked at the airport. Medium double double. Or Iced Americano double shot. Fuck you tim hortons and starbucks. :) Now, whenever I drink coffee, I have to shit. Tru story. :lawl: |
Ice coffee with 1 squirt of sugar (and i swear to god if they put anymore i'll freak) and half and half. I love the taste. |
If I drink coffee it is usually black with 1 sugar |
Black, although sometimes I don't mind a little cream but usually too lazy. Love my coffee. Oh ya Nespresso at home because it's convenient and I'm not home too much so it's not too expensive. I might even be risky enough to say I like going out for a coffee more then I like going for a beer, and I REALLy like beer. |
when i got time at home i make dat vietnamese drip coffee with a little condensed milk. when im in a rush at home i got that aeropress for quick cup. my family runs through about 2-3Lb of dark roast from continental coffee on commercial lol |
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ive always wanted to try that viet style coffee... as for me i used to be at least 2 med double doubles from timmies a day, when it was warm out it was ice coffee.. then i looked at how much i was spending and have drastically reduced to maybe once a week now i just make coffee at home in the morning before work and use 1 table spoon of flavored cream.. *soundy* i noticed since i make coffee at home i dont like the taste of timmies as much anymore though.. but thats good for my bank account! MOAR CAR PARTS! :fuckyea: but srs, someone wanna give me more into on this viet coffee phenomenon |
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How to Brew Vietnamese Iced Coffee - I Need Coffee |
For viet coffee you need a dark roast with robusta beans. Yeah I know, coffee snobs won't touch that shit. But that's how it is - super strong, bitter coffee offset by super sweet creamy condensed milk. It's not meant to be a fancy coffee - it's basically a dessert. |
12oz double Americano with little bit of milk and brown sugar every morning. |
A Tim Horton's double double is like a vampire drinking holy water for hipsters Americano with a few splashes of organic milk from non-chain uppity hipster cafes ONLY! |
What is a double double anyway? I keep seeing people say that... is that 2 cream 2 sugar? |
http://jiaksimipng.files.wordpress.c...3/img_8081.jpg For the best coffee flavour make sure your local cafe has a minimum number of edison bulbs and your barista has at least two visible tattoos |
always a medium double double if i decide to get coffee |
Coffee at Tims or Starbucks is such a money waster. It would work for alertness in the first 1-2 hours and then I would get a HUGE headache on the 4th hour. |
Fresh Ground Brew Black on weekdays A little bit of honey on weekends Baileys on holidays |
I use a french press. Makes great strong coffee. |
never tried coffee and its too late to start now |
At home or the office, it's either French Press or Espresso. Usually with cream, and in winters with a just a touch of maple syrup. Anywhere but Tim Hortons, and it's usually just cream or a touch of sugar or honey. If it's timmies, and I drink too much timmies in the garage/shop, it's a double double. Another vote for baileys on holidays...or some work days. My boss is pretty cool :P -Dave |
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Many consider it to be gross and unhealthy due to all the cream and sugar involved (admittedly, it is a lot of sugar in a large). But consider this: In Ontario the Triple-Triple is very common and in some areas (Hamilton area mostly) the 4x4 is well-known and popular! Gross! -D |
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Plus there's no way they are using real cream... It'll probably be a vegetable grease based non-dairy creamer :heckno: Cream wouldn't be unhealthy, just high in calories. But that shit is certainly bad for you :heckno: |
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