Coffee

[cryowizard]

I get my morning Starbucks fix like this: grande bold, no cream, vanilla sprinkles, chocolate sprinkles and a packet of brown cane sugar.

How do you take your coffee?

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[kdin.livejournal.com]

version 1: Pret A Manger - there is usually no line - large americano + milk(be-be-be)+ 2 paketika brown sugar
version 2: Starbukcs - grande bold + popolam(skim milk + half and half)-regular milk does not work, u nix kofe slishkom kislyj + 2 paketika brown sugar + sverxu posypat' cocao :)
version 3: I got a french press at work - mnogo kofe + hot water+ milk + sugar + continuous abuse from coworkers (this is the key ingredient here)
version 3 - weekend addition: prosypaesh'sya ne ran'she 12 (that's the key ingredient) + zabar's kofe svarennyj v turke ... :)

[asol55.livejournal.com]

ah. i should have made this post ;)))
1. Starbucks: venti pike lotsa cream lotsa sugar lotsa half-and-half (cuz it is damn sour) and 2 lumps of sugar. cinnamon and vanilla sprinkles.
2. Pret: large dark roast. cream and honey.

[asol55.livejournal.com]

and, of course, self-made turkish coffee on weekends. sugar but no milk.

[cryowizard.livejournal.com]

Putting honey into coffee is just unnatural...

[asol55.livejournal.com]

i'm not a huge fan of honey myself, but it appears to work in this case anyway. it is not as sweet as white sugar and not as useless as brown ;)

[tateeana.livejournal.com]

- no cream: Americano with 2 splendas

- cream: Caramel Mochiato

- no time to stop by Starbucks: Hazelnut from the Deli shop; black with white sugar на глаз

- extra time - Dunkin Donats; black with 2 sugars

[cryowizard.livejournal.com]

So many combos...and what's up with using splenda?

[tateeana.livejournal.com]

well, it all depends on what i am in the mood for. actually i should have included the following:

- Mocha when my dad picks me up from work
- Russian style coffee on sundays (in espresso cups)with cheese or crackers
- bottled frapuchino when I want something fast and ready

To be fair, I usually get Americano. Splendas are for sweetness measurement purposes only :)