Your Favortie Type Of Coffee Or Tea?

[Lady of Longbourn]

Since this forum is called "Cafe", what is your favorite cafe drink?

:coffee:

 

[Nicolette]

English Breakfast Tea, Rosehip Tea (depending on brand) and Nescafe Gold Coffee.

For a treat I love a Soy Chai Latte (made with the powder or proper leaves - not syrup) :coffee:

 

[Lady of Longbourn]

I have never had RoseHips tea before.

We have a Keurig coffee maker and my favorite is the Starbucks coffee "House blend" for it. I also like the Hazelnut coffee by Green Mountain.

Indian Chai is my favorite type of tea. Always with black tea, the best is PG Tips. Boiling hot and my husband will even make is foamy. :)

 

[Nicolette]

Rosehip tea: source http://www.rosehipstea.net/Rosehips-Tea-Benefits/

A Great Source of Vitamins & Minerals
Aside from being high in vitamin C content, a single cup of rosehips tea also contains fruit acids and pectin. There is also a good amount of vitamin A to be found in this tea which can be excellent if you’re looking for a natural way to tone and strengthen your skin. Furthermore, you can find a vast variety of different antioxidants in rosehips tea, which can help prevent damage dealt by free radicals in the body. Additionally you’ll find amounts of vitamins D, E, K, and minerals such as calcium, iron, silicon, selenium, sodium, potassium, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, and zinc.

Digestive Aid
If you’re looking for a way to calm your stomach, the acids present in rosehips tea may be able to aid digestion, though be wary to the mild laxative effects of this tea. Feelings of bloating, indigestion and an unsettled stomach may be eased with a cup of rosehips tea.

Anti-Inflammatory
Rosehips tea has also been noted to have anti-inflammatory properties which may be useful for calming small aches and pains related to arthritis. The vitamin C present in this tea can also be useful for rheumatoid arthritis, though it is always best to consult with a doctor prior to taking herbal supplemental teas for medical conditions.

Additional Benefits
You’ll find that rosehips tea is also great for its anti-viral and anti-bacterial benefits. You can drink this tea regularly to gain a little additional boost to your immune system or to cleanse your respiratory tract. The calming effects of drinking this tea may also help to brighten your mood a little as well. Support your kidneys and often neglected adrenal glands with a couple cups of rosehips tea a day. As always, consult with a doctor prior to drinking new herbal teas if you are currently pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.

 

[HëllaBubz]

I personally like a latte with a shot of caramel or vanilla.

Or, for a non coffee alternative - peppermint tea or chai latte with a few marshmallows.

I cannot stand the taste of normal caffeinated tea

 

[Loloma]

I like percolated or automatic express coffee, preferably freshly ground beans. Love a flat white.Don't drink more than two cups a day.

Drink green tea, Camomile or Earl Grey..

 

[Nicolette]

Hold the Early Grey :yuk:

 

[SNS]

I like Nescafe Gold coffee, very milky and sugary! I like my tea milky and sugary too and I allow it to go cold before I drink it.

 

[HëllaBubz]

Either piping hot, or stone cold, but heaven forbid it's lukewarm! :depressed:

 

[Lady of Longbourn]

I like my tea and coffee hot but I can some times forget about it. Right now, for example, my coffee is on the coffee table but I am here typing on the forum and it's getting cold. If it wasn't for this thread I would have forgotten about it.

 

[Nicolette]

I'm a piping hot girl myself but Anthony is an all rounder from hot coffee to iced coffee all in the one cup. :coffee: I think cold or even lukewarm coffee and normal tea is icky! :sick:

 

[Lady of Longbourn]

I will drink iced coffee but probably not iced tea so much.

Love Starbucks! White chocolate mocha for me or if I need to behave in terms of calories then a skinny vanilla latte.