Do you take sugar?

[Mrs Miggins]

...unless it's English style coffee'

What's English style coffee?
Weak instant?

No to sugar except occasionly in milky coffee...

 

[spirals]

One in coffee, none in tea, tea with sugar is vile.

 

[Disaster]

Just one sugar. A granule more than that and I can taste the difference.

Tea isn't a drink, it's a lifestyle choice

 

[Pingu]

used to take 2

but stopped about 5 years ago



no particular reason just decided to stop taking sugar in tea\coffee and did

 

[Biddlybee]

One or none in tea.
Half in coffee.

 

[Herbsman.]

None in coffee unless I have to drink instant in an emergency. No milk.

2 in tea, no milk.

 

[Johnny Canuck3]

No.

I am an adult with an adult palate

I take it you disapprove of those of us who put sugar in our coffee?

 

[Herbsman.]

Yes and she never eats anything sweet.

I think she was taking the piss out of holier-than-thou non-sugar takers who only drink organic fairtrade coffee that they've roasted themselves from fresh green beans imported directly from some Indian rainforest or other, with a really expensive roaster, then ground with only the best most expensive grinder, and finally extracted using a fancy Di Gaggia coffee machine that costs more than a Mercedes E-class.

 

[soulman]

Yes and she never eats anything sweet.

I think she was taking the piss out of holier-than-thou non-sugar takers who only drink organic fairtrade coffee that they've roasted themselves from fresh green beans imported directly from some Indian rainforest or other, with a really expensive roaster, then ground with only the best most expensive grinder, and finally extracted using a fancy Di Gaggia coffee machine that costs more than a Mercedes E-class.

That's a hell of a leap

 

[Johnny Canuck3]

Yes and she never eats anything sweet.

I think she was taking the piss out of holier-than-thou non-sugar takers who only drink organic fairtrade coffee that they've roasted themselves from fresh green beans imported directly from some Indian rainforest or other, with a really expensive roaster, then ground with only the best most expensive grinder, and finally extracted using a fancy Di Gaggia coffee machine that costs more than a Mercedes E-class.

Good. Didn't really sound like her.

 

[dessiato]

What's English style coffee?
Weak instant?

...

Mrs D refers to drip coffee as English style coffee because it is much weaker, and served in larger cups, than is usual here.