Milk, Cream, or Creamer?

[dontpanicbobby]

I like my coffee black.

 

[MoodyBlues]

Non-dairy creamer and/or vanilla soy or almond milk. And Sweet & Low. I can't stand black coffee.

 

[Mackey69]

I like my coffee black.

Yep black and poured from a 25 year old Stanley thermos. Still made in Nashville at the time...

 

[dontpanicbobby]

Glass liners rule.
How do people break them?
It's hard for me to imagine.

 

[Dannydet]

I like my French vanilla creamer with some coffee, please...
Cant stand it any other way

 

[Hadron]

Black, no sugar.
Expresso strength preferably.

 

[Clementine_3]

Black. The end.

 

[no one]

I'd rather listen to an infinite loop of Justin Bieber than even smell coffee.

Thank you very much. Have a nice day.

 

[tube517]

Hazelnut or French Vanilla like they have in Wawa or the Continental Breakfasts in hotels (I'm cheap lol)

Wawa coffee > Starbucks. Don't @ me.

 

[ocnbrze]

I'd rather listen to an infinite loop of Justin Bieber than even smell coffee.

Thank you very much. Have a nice day.

what??????

one of my favorite things growing up was to go to a coffee shop where my mom always bought her beans from. and just the smell of coffee always made me smile. i loved the smell, but hated the drink as a kid......my mom let me have a sip one time and i almost threw up......LOL

sorry, but yeah i like it black....like my soul

 

[no one]

I can't walk down the coffee aisle in the supermarket without wanting to vomit. I find coffee to be disgusting. (and that's being kind.)

 

[MoodyBlues]

I can't walk down the coffee aisle in the supermarket without wanting to vomit. I find coffee to be disgusting. (and that's being kind.)

Did you have a bad experience somehow involving coffee, maybe as a child? I ask because it's not unusual for people to find certain smells unpleasant, but not to the degree you're describing.

 

[mikedt]

I like my coffee black and strong, no sugar.

 

[olbriar]

I drink nothing that's sweet. I like my coffee strong and black. It can be hot or cold or anywhere in-between but no sweet. I want to taste coffee.

 

[Steven58]

Flavored coffee (hazelnut, blueberry or caramel). Skim or regular milk. Splenda. Black when I'm trying to count calories.

 

[Unforgiven]

If I make it, black. If I order it out cream and sugar because all I can taste is the chlorine in the water.

 

[dontpanicbobby]

I'd put half and half in the creamer category. I used to use it.

 

[Milo Willamson]

Sometimes Hazel nut cream, sometimes Moccha Carmel cream, other times just milk and coffee, a few equals.

 

[rootabaga]

1. Hot
2. Black
3. Strong
E. All of the above, thank you.

 

[rootabaga]

Very crude, but funny...consider yourself forewarned:

 

[Deleted User]

Black, no sugar, but almost never without something to bite - unless I'm offered a cup.

@mikedt had the line I always think of from Airplane

 

[joe71]

It really depends upon the coffee, sometimes you need to add a ton of sugar and cream to drink the coffee other coffees are better black they are perfect without adding anything, flavor coffees such as hazelnut or pecan a dash of milk will do
I am a certified coffee snob

 

[Deleted User]

I'm not sure what real coffee is. I don't stock the real stuff.

Every time I had one from a Nespresso machine I get a fit of sneezing. Don't know if that's a thing.

 

[olbriar]

My parents both took their coffee black. I grew up drinking it black and never considered trying it any other way. I don't drink anything sweet so a sweetener is out of the question. My wife on the other hand loves her coffee but grew up drinking it with a creamer. She still uses a creamer and will do without if there is no creamer to put in her coffee.

I'm a firm believer that sweet drinks have a direct impact on teeth. Though I'm old and my teeth are getting lose and I've lost a few of them, I haven't had a cavity since I quit drinking sodas in the early seventies. Perhaps just luck but no sodas or sweetener in my tea or coffee has served me well.

 

[Unforgiven]

I like my coffee black. I want to taste the coffee. That said, for me, the water is the key. I don't want to taste chlorine, or other crap in the water, so normally when I order a coffee out, I'll get regular (cream and sugar). Espresso's are always black, and home or camper coffee is always black.