Food & Drink Tea or Coffee

Tea > Coffee, discuss...

 

Tea generally > coffee, but both are cheesecake

 

Both, but not at the same time

Tea if biscuits are involved, coffee is no good for dipping

 

Chinese brewed green tea.

 

Coffee, black, no sugar.

 

JD Coffee, Black, no sugar. Milk was for tea women so the cracked cheap mugs wouldn't break from the hot water

 

The smell of coffee rocks, the taste of tea rocks. Tea wins.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6947212.stm !

 

I could certainly use that.

 

Except, in these days of political correctness and not wanting to alienate coffee drinkers, it would probably be called a "hot beverage trolley". Furthermore, in these days of corporate management's love of acronyms, it'll be abbreviated to "HBT".

But anyway, back to the original poll, I'm a coffee man through and through. Cut my veins, and my blood smells of coffee.

...apart from a green tea or peppermint tea at bedtime.

 

Tea, Milk - No sugar.

Nothing better apart from mabey Hot chocolate made with a big bar of choclate.

 

I prefer tea so drink that most at home. At work I usually drink coffee for the caffeine.

 

I've given up drinking it, so I voted neither. But ordinarily, I'd say coffee. Much stronger taste.

 

I like both

tea with milk and sugar, and biscuits.

Or

Strong black coffee, and chocolates

I think tea wins on a day to day basis because it has a smoother taste and I'm trying to give up drinking so much caffeine.

 

TEA WINS!!!

 

Tea, standard PG whatever with Milk

or, if I'm feeling like putting in some effort, Jasmine or Lychee loose leaf.

 

Coffee. Obviously.

Tea's alright but coffee's the drink of champions.

 

we have to know what relix drinks in order to assess the validity of this claim!

 

I Prefer diet coke with Bacon flavor (Mmm bacon Rrrr.)

 

Depends what kind of mood I'm in.
Generally though Coffee, the only tea I really like is proper Green tea which you brew from your own leaves, none of this fake "green tea with regular tea" crap you get in the teabags in the supermarket.