How do you drink coffee?

[Appleshampoo]

I'm 27 and I've never had coffee. Coffee is for grown-ups.

Haha, I'm 25 and I still think that coffee is a 'grown-up' drink.

Which begs the question of - when do we view ourselves as grown ups? The day we sit back with a cup of coffee or we go round someones house and use the phrase 'I'm gasping for a cuppa'?

 

[WaReloaded]

Nothing beats a Cafe Latte with one sugar. However, when it comes to instant coffee, I'm not a fan.
In Australia, McCafes (McDonalds Cafe) actually make a really, really nice cup of coffee.

 

[Dapper Tadpole]

I'm 27 and I've never had coffee. Coffee is for grown-ups.

Haha, I'm 25 and I still think that coffee is a 'grown-up' drink.

Which begs the question of - when do we view ourselves as grown ups? The day we sit back with a cup of coffee or we go round someones house and use the phrase 'I'm gasping for a cuppa'?

That would suggest food and drink preference determines maturity, wouldn't it?

 

[Deadlock Radium]

-snip-

What's your favourite kind of coffee then? I've developed quite the addiction for Friele Frokost Kaffe :3

To be honest, I have no idea what I'm drinking.
I just drink the same stuff my parents make. I guess I can go check what it is...

I'm currently drinking Löfbergs lilla mellanrost.
Some Swedish stuff my parents have taken a liking to.
Weirdly, it's not a press can ground. It's "cooking coffee" (kokekaffe)

If I were to claim something as my favourite kind of coffee though, it'd be Blue java. I haven't actually tasted it, but it smells like heaven. I love to just take a good whiff of the beans when I walk past them in the store. Sadly, I don't have a grinder so I can't really buy it.

Hmm. A friend of mine is trying to convince me to buy a bag of super expensive coffee, dunno the name, but it's like 1,000,000kr/kg. I might try it once, but he's gonna buy it in that case.
It's not fun studying away from home, because I don't have money for proper coffee

 

[dvd_72]

Just a bit of milk to take the edge off the bitterness. I find it's quite enjoyable that way.

I'd also avoid sugar in it if you're having it with something sweet. They compliment eachother well then.

 

[Cheezeypoofs]

My new personal favorite is a "quad-shot" of espresso straight. It is 4 shots of espresso condensed into an eighth of a small coffee. It is extremely bitter, but to the point that it is almost sweet. It stains things like all hell though. If you happen to spill it on your hand, it'll be brown there for roughly 2 washings.

 

[Matt'TheBean'Hooper]

I like my coffee strong, sweet and milky... just like my women... hmm

 

[deathninja]

Fresh ground, black. Though I do have a micropress too if I'm short for time.

Still cheaper than Neros/Starbucks

 

[Jonluw]

-snip-

What's your favourite kind of coffee then? I've developed quite the addiction for Friele Frokost Kaffe :3

To be honest, I have no idea what I'm drinking.
I just drink the same stuff my parents make. I guess I can go check what it is...

I'm currently drinking Löfbergs lilla mellanrost.
Some Swedish stuff my parents have taken a liking to.
Weirdly, it's not a press can ground. It's "cooking coffee" (kokekaffe)

If I were to claim something as my favourite kind of coffee though, it'd be Blue java. I haven't actually tasted it, but it smells like heaven. I love to just take a good whiff of the beans when I walk past them in the store. Sadly, I don't have a grinder so I can't really buy it.

Hmm. A friend of mine is trying to convince me to buy a bag of super expensive coffee, dunno the name, but it's like 1,000,000kr/kg. I might try it once, but he's gonna buy it in that case.I really hope that's an exaggeration.
Assuming 1 kg of coffee makes 160 cups (which is the case with the coffee I've got standing around), that makes 625,000 kr pr. cup.
It's not fun studying away from home, because I don't have money for proper coffee

Yeah, that doesn't sound very fun.
Are you in university, or are you doing some time in a 'folkehøgskole'?
I'm russ this year and planning to apply for a folkehøgskole for next year. Music. I have no idea what I want to do after that though.

 

[Kungfu_Teddybear]

I replace the coffee beans with tea bags. Seriously, I hate coffee.

This. Tea for the fucking win.

 

[Deadlock Radium]

-snip-

What's your favourite kind of coffee then? I've developed quite the addiction for Friele Frokost Kaffe :3

To be honest, I have no idea what I'm drinking.
I just drink the same stuff my parents make. I guess I can go check what it is...

I'm currently drinking Löfbergs lilla mellanrost.
Some Swedish stuff my parents have taken a liking to.
Weirdly, it's not a press can ground. It's "cooking coffee" (kokekaffe)

If I were to claim something as my favourite kind of coffee though, it'd be Blue java. I haven't actually tasted it, but it smells like heaven. I love to just take a good whiff of the beans when I walk past them in the store. Sadly, I don't have a grinder so I can't really buy it.

Hmm. A friend of mine is trying to convince me to buy a bag of super expensive coffee, dunno the name, but it's like 1,000,000kr/kg. I might try it once, but he's gonna buy it in that case.I really hope that's an exaggeration.
Assuming 1 kg of coffee makes 160 cups (which is the case with the coffee I've got standing around), that makes 625,000 kr pr. cup.
It's not fun studying away from home, because I don't have money for proper coffee

Yeah, that doesn't sound very fun.
Are you in university, or are you doing some time in a 'folkehøgskole'?
I'm russ this year and planning to apply for a folkehøgskole for next year. Music. I have no idea what I want to do after that though.

I'm actually "Vidaregåande", so I'm russ this year too, and I'm going to GSV from July, then over to either BI or NTNU in Trondheim, studying... something

 

[Jonluw]

-snip-

What's your favourite kind of coffee then? I've developed quite the addiction for Friele Frokost Kaffe :3

To be honest, I have no idea what I'm drinking.
I just drink the same stuff my parents make. I guess I can go check what it is...

I'm currently drinking Löfbergs lilla mellanrost.
Some Swedish stuff my parents have taken a liking to.
Weirdly, it's not a press can ground. It's "cooking coffee" (kokekaffe)

If I were to claim something as my favourite kind of coffee though, it'd be Blue java. I haven't actually tasted it, but it smells like heaven. I love to just take a good whiff of the beans when I walk past them in the store. Sadly, I don't have a grinder so I can't really buy it.

Hmm. A friend of mine is trying to convince me to buy a bag of super expensive coffee, dunno the name, but it's like 1,000,000kr/kg. I might try it once, but he's gonna buy it in that case.I really hope that's an exaggeration.
Assuming 1 kg of coffee makes 160 cups (which is the case with the coffee I've got standing around), that makes 625,000 kr pr. cup.
It's not fun studying away from home, because I don't have money for proper coffee

Yeah, that doesn't sound very fun.
Are you in university, or are you doing some time in a 'folkehøgskole'?
I'm russ this year and planning to apply for a folkehøgskole for next year. Music. I have no idea what I want to do after that though.

I'm actually "Vidaregåande", so I'm russ this year too, and I'm going to GSV from July, then over to either BI or NTNU in Trondheim, studying... something

Pretty much what I'm doing then.
Except I've managed to avoid the military, and hope to instead be spending the year just doing music..

 

[Deadlock Radium]

-snip-

What's your favourite kind of coffee then? I've developed quite the addiction for Friele Frokost Kaffe :3

To be honest, I have no idea what I'm drinking.
I just drink the same stuff my parents make. I guess I can go check what it is...

I'm currently drinking Löfbergs lilla mellanrost.
Some Swedish stuff my parents have taken a liking to.
Weirdly, it's not a press can ground. It's "cooking coffee" (kokekaffe)

If I were to claim something as my favourite kind of coffee though, it'd be Blue java. I haven't actually tasted it, but it smells like heaven. I love to just take a good whiff of the beans when I walk past them in the store. Sadly, I don't have a grinder so I can't really buy it.

Hmm. A friend of mine is trying to convince me to buy a bag of super expensive coffee, dunno the name, but it's like 1,000,000kr/kg. I might try it once, but he's gonna buy it in that case.I really hope that's an exaggeration.
Assuming 1 kg of coffee makes 160 cups (which is the case with the coffee I've got standing around), that makes 625,000 kr pr. cup.
It's not fun studying away from home, because I don't have money for proper coffee

Yeah, that doesn't sound very fun.
Are you in university, or are you doing some time in a 'folkehøgskole'?
I'm russ this year and planning to apply for a folkehøgskole for next year. Music. I have no idea what I want to do after that though.

I'm actually "Vidaregåande", so I'm russ this year too, and I'm going to GSV from July, then over to either BI or NTNU in Trondheim, studying... something

Pretty much what I'm doing then.
Except I've managed to avoid the military, and hope to instead be spending the year just doing music..

I've been trying hard to be picked for service in GSV, so I'm very happy about that. It's gonna be awesome. After that I might study either music, The English language or marketing communication.

 

[smithy_2045]

I only drink iced coffee because I hate hot drinks.

 

[Jonluw]

-snip-

What's your favourite kind of coffee then? I've developed quite the addiction for Friele Frokost Kaffe :3

To be honest, I have no idea what I'm drinking.
I just drink the same stuff my parents make. I guess I can go check what it is...

I'm currently drinking Löfbergs lilla mellanrost.
Some Swedish stuff my parents have taken a liking to.
Weirdly, it's not a press can ground. It's "cooking coffee" (kokekaffe)

If I were to claim something as my favourite kind of coffee though, it'd be Blue java. I haven't actually tasted it, but it smells like heaven. I love to just take a good whiff of the beans when I walk past them in the store. Sadly, I don't have a grinder so I can't really buy it.

Hmm. A friend of mine is trying to convince me to buy a bag of super expensive coffee, dunno the name, but it's like 1,000,000kr/kg. I might try it once, but he's gonna buy it in that case.I really hope that's an exaggeration.
Assuming 1 kg of coffee makes 160 cups (which is the case with the coffee I've got standing around), that makes 625,000 kr pr. cup.
It's not fun studying away from home, because I don't have money for proper coffee

Yeah, that doesn't sound very fun.
Are you in university, or are you doing some time in a 'folkehøgskole'?
I'm russ this year and planning to apply for a folkehøgskole for next year. Music. I have no idea what I want to do after that though.

I'm actually "Vidaregåande", so I'm russ this year too, and I'm going to GSV from July, then over to either BI or NTNU in Trondheim, studying... something

Pretty much what I'm doing then.
Except I've managed to avoid the military, and hope to instead be spending the year just doing music..

I've been trying hard to be picked for service in GSV, so I'm very happy about that. It's gonna be awesome. After that I might study either music, The English language or marketing communication.

At NTNU?
I thought they pretty much only did sciency stuff there.
They teach marketing communication at BI though, right? I think I've got a cousin who studies that.

 

[Deadlock Radium]

-snip-

What's your favourite kind of coffee then? I've developed quite the addiction for Friele Frokost Kaffe :3

To be honest, I have no idea what I'm drinking.
I just drink the same stuff my parents make. I guess I can go check what it is...

I'm currently drinking Löfbergs lilla mellanrost.
Some Swedish stuff my parents have taken a liking to.
Weirdly, it's not a press can ground. It's "cooking coffee" (kokekaffe)

If I were to claim something as my favourite kind of coffee though, it'd be Blue java. I haven't actually tasted it, but it smells like heaven. I love to just take a good whiff of the beans when I walk past them in the store. Sadly, I don't have a grinder so I can't really buy it.

Hmm. A friend of mine is trying to convince me to buy a bag of super expensive coffee, dunno the name, but it's like 1,000,000kr/kg. I might try it once, but he's gonna buy it in that case.I really hope that's an exaggeration.
Assuming 1 kg of coffee makes 160 cups (which is the case with the coffee I've got standing around), that makes 625,000 kr pr. cup.
It's not fun studying away from home, because I don't have money for proper coffee

Yeah, that doesn't sound very fun.
Are you in university, or are you doing some time in a 'folkehøgskole'?
I'm russ this year and planning to apply for a folkehøgskole for next year. Music. I have no idea what I want to do after that though.

I'm actually "Vidaregåande", so I'm russ this year too, and I'm going to GSV from July, then over to either BI or NTNU in Trondheim, studying... something

Pretty much what I'm doing then.
Except I've managed to avoid the military, and hope to instead be spending the year just doing music..

I've been trying hard to be picked for service in GSV, so I'm very happy about that. It's gonna be awesome. After that I might study either music, The English language or marketing communication.

At NTNU?
I thought they pretty much only did sciency stuff there.
They teach marketing communication at BI though, right? I think I've got a cousin who studies that.

I'm quite sure that a friend of mine studies Music Technology at NTNU, yes. He's actually a musician with a one-man band called Mad Sky (Check it on Spotify, he's like, super good!). I don't know if they offer language-stuffs on NTNU or BI though.

And yes, Marketing Communication is at BI, and please tell me what your cousin thinks of it and all that about it, because I'm not entirely sure what to do with my life

 

[Jonluw]

At NTNU?
I thought they pretty much only did sciency stuff there.
They teach marketing communication at BI though, right? I think I've got a cousin who studies that.

I'm quite sure that a friend of mine studies Music Technology at NTNU, yes. He's actually a musician with a one-man band called Mad Sky (Check it on Spotify, he's like, super good!). I don't know if they offer language-stuffs on NTNU or BI though.

Ah, that's right.
Musikkonservatoriet is a part of NTNU, isn't it?

It looks like NTNU offers a bachelor in English.

I like your buddy's music.

And yes, Marketing Communication is at BI, and please tell me what your cousin thinks of it and all that about it, because I'm not entirely sure what to do with my life

I'll see to it that I ask him the next time we meet.