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Grrrrrr (Coffee related content ITT)

Brugada

chiangmaifalcon said:
I do not know how many people like this stuff, but here I drink stuff called cha fe. Cha means tea, and it is just mixture of powdered tea and coffee. Also milk and sugar. I really like it but also it has caffeine from coffee plus tea so it is strong.
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Hey Chiangmaifalcon,

If you're ethnically Thai and you have ventricular tachycardia, it's a pretty good bet that you have Brugada syndrome. If you don't have a regular doctor, you definitely should have one.

Anyway,
Leonardo Noto
 
Yes!!! I only ever drink black coffee, so when people say to me (after I have taken the coffee back or noticed immediately) "I thought you said white coffee" I feel like saying "why would I, just to see your reaction!" or some other smart reply.

How difficult is a black coffee to understand or make?
 
I have accidentally mixed coffee into my tea, wrong cup and all that. It isn't so bad really. Both tea and coffee was strong and black, but they didn't seem to fight each other, they blended pretty well.
 
pontalba said:
I have accidentally mixed coffee into my tea, wrong cup and all that. It isn't so bad really. Both tea and coffee was strong and black, but they didn't seem to fight each other, they blended pretty well.
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Good. I hate black on black violence.
:lol:
 
pontalba said:
I have accidentally mixed coffee into my tea, wrong cup and all that. It isn't so bad really. Both tea and coffee was strong and black, but they didn't seem to fight each other, they blended pretty well.
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I did that accidentally one.

Did not like.
 
chris302116 said:
Every time I ask for a black coffee at my local Costa, I am asked, 'do you want milk with it'?
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/sigh/ Know the feeling. Neither of us use sugar, cream, milk, lemon, or honey in tea or coffee, and the peculiar looks we get are quite funny.
Even better are the looks I get when I order hot tea.
This is the South (in U.S.), and they all automatically want to serve iced tea. Yeech.
 
This exact thing happened to me, twice, in a Costa coffee recently when ordering a black Americano.

"Would you like milk?"

Heavens no man. Of course not.
 
Oh, yes, and with every fiber of my being. I love sweetened tea in the exact same way that I love walks on the beach, getting caught in the rain, well done prime rib and Dubstep.
 
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