Properly brewed tea in a pot, drunk out of bone china cups; ground coffee brewed in a cafetiere. They both take moments to make - the difference is noteworthy

i keep 2-4 lbs of coffee in my house,,
usually a 2 pound bag of Running Pump roasters... fair trade single variety and very regional.. many choices
als coffee of opportunity,, what ever might be nice and maybe on sale?
a can of Bustelo espresso,, for the machine or to alter flaovr profiles

I always have a lot of Blue Lotus chai. ,made fresh then dried out for instant effect
yes some camomile and some earl grey and some Plain old Red Rose..
plus whatever My personal witch gives me

I love coffee...I buy it at the local coffee shop and have it ground to brew in my home coffee maker. The coffee that prefer is Brazil, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and some Italian.
I add a little chocolate too.

And cream and sugar

I buy my coffee in bags. I didn't know that one could get them in jugs. What does that look like, I wonder?

Tea. Loose leaf preferred. Also Chinese milk tea. I smell it before buying if I can.

Teabags and coffee granules. Nothing fancy or time consuming.

I buy my coffee in cans and bags. Medium Columbian roast is my fav.

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Bags of coffee- bold, loose leaf tea if available.

Bags, and loose leaves

Whole bean in bags.

Bags or cans or the bulk bin coffee that I grind at home. Tea is either bags or bulk in boxes. I won’t purchase ready-made tea in jugs.

I brew ice tea from tea bags

and I used to brew loose coffee but have gotten lazy and just do instand now.

I buy bulk, both tea and coffee. Usually they come back n bags.

i used to get loose leaf, now i pretty much just use bags.

Tea usually in bags, coffee in a jar of instant.

I have a keurig so I buy the k cup pods usually maxwell house

I buy the beans in 1kg packs.

🙋‍♂️Anyway I can get it.

I love coffee

Tea only for me

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Bags