♨️ How STRONG do you Like your COFFEE?

But that can become addictive as well.
Eh, technically you can get addicted to anything I guess. I don't drink too many, depending on the day and weather, it could be up to 4 per day. Most days - 1-2

Tea is good, I drank it exclusively when I had covid but I need heavy amounts of caffeine.

I like taking switching things up between tea/coffee/other caffeinated sources to keep my tolerances in tact.
Caffeine has this "terrific" effect on my hands
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Eh, technically you can get addicted to anything I guess. I don't drink too many, depending on the day and weather, it could be up to 4 per day. Most days - 1-2


Caffeine has this "terrific" effect on my hands
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I've seen people say that but it's never happened to me. Even at 300mg.
 
Caffeine is not good for health. Initially it gives you energy but later on it makes you lotus eater and dull.
Once you stop using it, you will feel more energy within you. It’s my personal experience.
 
In the country where I currently live, coffee comes in 2 ways : pure coffee and coffee blended with chicory.
I prefer to buy pure coffee and prepare it quite strong.
 
I drink a lot of coffee through the day. I start with a full pot of coffee brewed aggressively strong. I sometimes make a latte in the morning as well, just because I'm trying to improve my espresso skills. In the afternoon I typically make a pour over. If I'm working at home, sometimes I pull a double shot of espresso. If I know I'm going out for a late night I'll usually grab some espresso before heading out, too.
 
I don't like strong coffee but I like coffee with Sold Person ;)
 
It doesn't matter to me how potent the coffee is.
For a day, 8 to 12 mugs of coffee would be sufficient.
 
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