The material, shape and colour of the cup you drink your coffee from impacts your perception of the flavour. So, how does coffee taste best?

Do you think it tastes best in porcelain, a plastic cup, glass or something else?

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with airplanes

From Grover's Cafe

In chocolates.

in cake

Paper cup

Coffee with a bit of cinnamon is delicious.

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Void.

Pretty sure that the universe just exploded

Bean, freshly ground. Black. Important thing is that it isnt over brewed/cooked. Cup of choice is inconsequential.

Moth, the type of cup does have an effect on how the coffee tastes. Be honest. Did you say that it's inconsequential because you only experienced coffee through one type of cup?

I prefer tea with milk.

I am partial to a blend of full bodied African and Nicaraguan Arabica beans roasted to a French or Italian roast. Then aged about two weeks to take some of the green out. Makes an excellent cup of coffee no matter the brewing method. Moka pots make for an extremely strong brew that I would add cream to. The fat helps take some of the acid edge off while retaining the roasty-ness and malty-ness. If it is drip brewed or made in a French press I like it black. I don't like sugar in my coffee thou I don't judge people who do.

Being from the northeast US I also enjoy iced coffee any time during any season.

^That's my serious coffee discussion answer

Pretty sure that the universe just exploded

I say this with all honesty; there's no space.

in the morning

in my pants

could you elaborate on the process LF?

Best way to wake up is coffee in bed...

...though it is hard to get the stain washed out of the sheets