Just for the fun of it: Which hot drink do you prefer?

Favorite Hot Beverage

  • Coffee

    Votes: 14 20.0%

  • Capuccino

    Votes: 2 2.9%

  • Espresso

    Votes: 2 2.9%

  • Latte

    Votes: 3 4.3%

  • Frappé

    Votes: 2 2.9%

  • Hot Chocolate

    Votes: 7 10.0%

  • Tea (Green, Black, Herbal)

    Votes: 26 37.1%

  • Chai Tea

    Votes: 3 4.3%

  • Hot Chocolate

    Votes: 7 10.0%

  • Other

    Votes: 4 5.7%
  • Total voters
    70
J.Christine.89

J.Christine.89

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I personally prefer tea (can be black or green) over any other hot beverage. I usually sweeten with honey and sugar. The only problem is that tea tends to stain teeth so I have to stay on top of cleaning my teeth regularly.

What about you?
 
J.Christine.89

J.Christine.89

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I just realized I posted hot chocolate twice... sorry about that... I meant to post "hot cider" in place of one of those...
 
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Feathers

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cocoa or herbal tea (mint or something, depends on the day..)

hot wine is yummy too, for rare occasions (merry December or such :))

I like latte/capuccino/coffee sometimes too, but drink it rarely (makes me a bit edgy/frazzled possibly.. and I don't want to get addicted :D)
even green tea made me frazzled.. (maybe I drank it in too big amounts...) so I stay away..

So it just depends on the mood, I guess :)
 
vichyssoise

vichyssoise

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I just like some nice tea. Like rooibos or peppermint tea or something like that. :) *slurp* Not a big fan of coffee.
 
J.Christine.89

J.Christine.89

Well-known member
Feathers said:
cocoa or herbal tea (mint or something, depends on the day..)

hot wine is yummy too, for rare occasions (merry December or such :))

I like latte/capuccino/coffee sometimes too, but drink it rarely (makes me a bit edgy/frazzled possibly.. and I don't want to get addicted :D)
even green tea made me frazzled.. (maybe I drank it in too big amounts...) so I stay away..

So it just depends on the mood, I guess :)
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Interesting... I never knew that wine could be served hot! Will have to try some time, as long as it's a sweet wine :)
 
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Silvox Black

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A cup of English Breakfast tea was something I found to be quite invigorating. Such a shame I have little time to drink tea during my day.
 
J.Christine.89

J.Christine.89

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Anti Matter said:
Making Turkish black tea like the turks

Try it, if you can find the tea that is. Luckily I don't have to travel to Turkey for it, just a small turkish shop up the road from me.
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This is interesting! I would try it... if only we actually HAD Turkish shops in the US! lol I'm limited to a small selection of Dutch, English, authentic Italian, and Spanish foods where I live. And it's all within the same grocery store lol
 
Anti Matter

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J.Christine.89 said:
This is interesting! I would try it... if only we actually HAD Turkish shops in the US! lol I'm limited to a small selection of Dutch, English, authentic Italian, and Spanish foods where I live. And it's all within the same grocery store lol
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Where I live people only eat English food, even though we have EVERYTHING here in the UK (Influx of immigration). Annoys me when people don't want to try something new, which is quite common here in the UK.
 
J.Christine.89

J.Christine.89

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Anti Matter said:
Where I live people only eat English food, even though we have EVERYTHING here in the UK (Influx of immigration). Annoys me when people don't want to try something new, which is quite common here in the UK.
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Oh, now that is too bad! I personally LOVE trying all sorts of new foods. You never know what you might've missed out on if you don't try something!
 
Anti Matter

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J.Christine.89 said:
Oh, now that is too bad! I personally LOVE trying all sorts of new foods. You never know what you might've missed out on if you don't try something!
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I know man, every time I have been abroad I always try the food, got a friend that just looks for an English Chippy while he's in Spain...makes no sense. :mad:
 
J.Christine.89

J.Christine.89

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Anti Matter said:
I know man, every time I have been abroad I always try the food, got a friend that just looks for an English Chippy while he's in Spain...makes no sense. :mad:
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No it doesn't make any sense at all! You travel to another country to experience new foods and different culture, right? That is pretty much the whole point! That's too bad for him! He doesn't know what he's missing out on
 
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