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Same with coffee or tea. After a decade of drinking them without sugar or honey, I can't imagine drinking them any other way. Sugar would just ruin their taste.
by sph 4y ago
Same with coffee or tea. After a decade of drinking them without sugar or honey, I can't imagine drinking them any other way. Sugar would just ruin their taste.
Anyone that cries "I can't drink coffee black, it's too bitter!" they just haven't tried for more than a week, how long it takes to adjust.
Unless you drink instant coffee, which tastes very bitter and like battery acid. I'd rather have water than granulated instant coffee.
- XorNot 4y agoWeirdly enough I love instant black but don't have so much love of espresso. I think I've come to associate it with comfort in rough times: it's bad, but we have hot water and instant coffee so the break is great.
- devilbunny 4y agoFWIW, people who say that are usually drinking burnt coffee that has sat on a heater for too long. Sugar doesn't take bitterness away; a tiny sprinkle of salt, however, does. Really. Some salt is absolutely crucial to flavor. A little bit makes almost everything taste better.