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How do you take your coffee, /ck/?

2 cream 2 sugar for me or double double if Canadian

>>16622586

Continue seething, OP. Drinking the sweet stuff makes me drink too much and get jittery. Besides, coffee has a great taste.

/ck/,

I come seeking recommendations. I have never had coffee. I just never got into it. As a kid, it bothered me how a lot of adults seemed dependent on it in order to function during the day, so years went by and I just never tried it.

However, I am interested in losing my coffee virginity. But I don't want my first coffee to be just any coffee. I don't want it to be shit-tier coffee from Burger King or something. But I don't want it to be fancy, strained-through-monkey-shit, spend-your-life-savings-on-a-cup stuff either. I just want it to be a good example of good coffee. I want it to be like the stuff that Dale Cooper drinks at the R&R.

And one more rule: It must be good black. I refuse to add sugar or cream to it in order to make it good. I want to taste coffee as what it is.

So what do you recommend? Where should I go?

Black as midnight on a moonless night

I drink my coffee black as midnight on a moonless night