Tea or coffee?

I’m just finishing my 3rd coffee of the day (I really need to cut down again!) and just wondered what hot drink other people prefer? Are you a coffee drinker or do you prefer tea or perhaps you like herbal tea (good flavour recommendations welcome!) or something else? How do you take your tea/coffee/other. I drink strong black coffee with no milk or sugar but with half cold water due to sensitive gums; I don’t drink tea but do drink herbal teas depending on the flavour, lemon, ginger and manuka honey is a current favourite but peppermint and liquorice is a recent fail on the herbal tea front!

Parents
  • Milk above all, but if we are just talking tea or coffee, it would have to be tea.

    Strong tea, two sugars, and with milk. I keep it simple. Quickbrew tea bags.

    Can't drink coffee at all, makes me shake, sweat, and feel like ***.

    I drink herbal teas occasionally. I like ginger and sorrel mix, or limeflower. My ex got me into a lot of the Carribean teas, those are my two favourites. Dalgety is the best brand imo, they do a lot of flavours.

    This is the boss of herbal teas imo. Cheap too.

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  • Milk above all, but if we are just talking tea or coffee, it would have to be tea.

    Strong tea, two sugars, and with milk. I keep it simple. Quickbrew tea bags.

    Can't drink coffee at all, makes me shake, sweat, and feel like ***.

    I drink herbal teas occasionally. I like ginger and sorrel mix, or limeflower. My ex got me into a lot of the Carribean teas, those are my two favourites. Dalgety is the best brand imo, they do a lot of flavours.

    This is the boss of herbal teas imo. Cheap too.

Children
  • You and your milk is on a par with you and your biscuits! How many get dunked in a drink of milk? 

    One teabag or two?

    Im sure that the caffeine content of a cup of tea is comparable to that in a cup of coffee, yet you’re not the first person I know of who can drink tea yet reacts badly to coffee! I wonder why that is, what are they adding to the coffee that I don’t know about?

    Thank you for the herbal tea tip, the sorrel, hibiscus and ginger looks good! I’m going to have to hunt that down and try it!