Tea vs Coffee

[Jessicrawrr]

Tea definitley!
Coffee is vile!
the smell is disgusting!
I put lodes of sugar in my tea to make it taste nicer and have biscuits with it :L

[Samantha.]

I prefer tea, I really dislike coffee.

[lTraditional]

Hate both of them but I would personally preffur Tea with busicuits so I am gunna vote Tea (Change my vote cause I chose the wrong one AGAIN!)

[Apple]

tru. i very rarely see people drink tea, but i know coffee addicts from here to california. you can tell how much we love coffee just by the sheer number of coffee shops around; i live in a decently small town, and we have probably 7 or 8 places that sell primarily coffee. i used to even work at one of them lol.

but yeah coffee. i can enjoy tea but i just rarely find myself drinking it. i used to despise coffee, but ive grown to love it, it takes a while to get used to the taste but its really great, i can barely get up in the morning without it. and i agree with what other people said, the smell of coffee definitely beats the taste haha, but i still like to drink it.

I found out that coffee is much more popular by doing a little research but I was already expecting it considering I can't actually think of an American film were they are drinking tea.

So what part of new york do you live in? We were considering NY for a 2 week holiday/vacation but the way the pound to the dollar was at the time and how expensive it was going to be to stay in a good hotel it just wasn't reasonable at the time with our house project.

[Shar]

Coffee, stronger, smells nicer and it tastes better than tea

[RedStratocas]

I found out that coffee is much more popular by doing a little research but I was already expecting it considering I can't actually think of an American film were they are drinking tea.

So what part of new york do you live in? We were considering NY for a 2 week holiday/vacation but the way the pound to the dollar was at the time and how expensive it was going to be to stay in a good hotel it just wasn't reasonable at the time with our house project.

lol yeah, it's kinda a stereotype among american working men/women in movies to be coffee addicts, or at least always drinking a latte or iced coffee or something.

well currently i'm in colchester, connecticut (state above new york) where i grew up, im here for summer vacation. that's the town i was talkin bout above. but most of the year i'm in stony brook, ny, which is a college town about 30-40 minutes out of the city.

i honestly cant remember a time i've actually stayed in a hotel in new york city, the times i've stayed there has always been with friends or family or girlfiriends who live there. but yeah i'd imagine hotels would be pretty unreasonably expensive. 2 weeks seems like a long time to be there though. dont get me wrong its a pretty awesome city and it is gigantic, but all the stuff really worth seeing is in a relatively small area, mostly manhattan, you could probably do all the required site-seeing in a relatively short period of time.

[Fallen]

Definitely tea, the only reason I would ever have coffee is to stay awake

[alexxxxx]

black coffee because it tastes so sharp and gives you a good kick.

[Nemo]

Tea if theres biscuits to be dipped.
Coffee if theres sleep that needs to be missed.

[Tintinnabulate]

I dont mind either, but coffee probably. I rarely drink them anyway.