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Do you put sugar in your coffee/tea?

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Sugar?

  • No (both coffee & tea)

  • Yes in coffee, no in tea

  • No in coffee, yes in tea

  • Yes to both


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My main coffee is Wegmans store brand "Traditional". $14 for ~32oz, and it's a really solid 'every day' coffee. Not mind blowingly good, but very enjoyable for bulk consumption. Better than the big name major players.
 
I heard that Kirkland (Costco) uses the same coffee as Starbucks.
only on some of it's coffee.
ie: costco's medium blend is starbucks. (it's written on the canister.)

But nothing about the true manufacturer of the Columbia blend is written on the can.
 
Black coffee has a natural sweetness to it depending on roast and type...pure Kona (not blended) is very sweet..
 
I get an organic fair trade coffee from a co-op my sister is a member of, plus of course organic teas. 1K minimum orders, prices are really good. Once a month she puts together an order with some other families she knows and I always hop on for anything from organic teas to eco friendly dish soap and all natural bioedegradable dish sponges, toothpaste, healthy snack bars, etc...
 
Sugar no, never. I tried it once and it was bad.
We sometimes sprinkle some cinnamon in with the grounds, or occasionally will have irish cream or scotch with coffee on weekends.
However, I mostly drink black coffee. Tea is good too. Also black. Wife decorates her coffee and pretty much makes a coffee milkshake every day by adding half and half and cane sugar.
 
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