[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I only drink one cup per day. But, I'm curious, what disease does coffee cause?

Craving disease

[manaboutown]

Over an hour or two I drink a couple 12 oz mugs of Peets from a Keurig every morning. Very rarely will I have any more later in the day. When I was a child my father went to his doctor with some sort of heart beat issue. As he could not answer how much coffee he drank every day the doctor asked him to monitor it. Answer: 23 cups! Doctor put him on Sanka and that solved the problem. Dad went on to live until almost 94.

[village dreamer]

i do 4 cups a day

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

2 mugs in the morning. 1 or 2 before bed.

1 or 2 cups before bed? Do you plan on jogging in your dreams? Seriously, I would NOT be able to get to sleep.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

Over an hour or two I drink a couple 12 oz mugs of Peets from a Keurig every morning. Very rarely will I have any more later in the day. When I was a child my father went to his doctor with some sort of heart beat issue. As he could not answer how much coffee he drank every day the doctor asked him to monitor it. Answer: 23 cups! Doctor put him on Sanka and that solved the problem. Dad went on to live until almost 94.

94 years old ! I am going out and buying some Sanka 1st thing tomorrow morning.

[shaw8700@outlook.com]

One cup of decaf in the morning, the rest of the day I drink iced tea.

[wisbad1]

Originally Posted by Win1894

I French press brew 13 oz of freshly ground premium 100% Kona coffee every morning. I really enjoy it and this suits me just fine. It works out to be about $3 per morning. It's somewhat indulgent but but still cheaper and so vastly superior the over roasted stale swill at the local chain.

I buy green beans and roast my own, around $5.00 a pound. Fresh like no other!

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

1 or 2 cups before bed? Do you plan on jogging in your dreams? Seriously, I would NOT be able to get to sleep.

Sleep? What is this "sleep" that you speak of? 😳

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

94 years old ! I am going out and buying some Sanka 1st thing tomorrow morning.

Save your money. He said "almost" 94.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

1 or 2 cups before bed? Do you plan on jogging in your dreams? Seriously, I would NOT be able to get to sleep.

Seriously, 2 mugs of Tim Horten's and I sleep just fine. Not, it is NOT decaf. That unnatural brew is poison.
1 or 2 mugs of Tim Horton's original roast, black. Relaxes me. In fact, I'm making my 2nd mug right now. Smells good.
Nitey-nite!

[Cuervo]

I come from a Latin background when I was a child my grandmother would give me a small cup of coffee with a lot of hot milk and some crackers.
Later on, in live I had my first taste of American coffee, it tasted to me like dirty dish water.
Since then, I only drink coffee when I have guest over and I give them what grandma use to give me, but instead of serving it to my guest with a spoon, I give them a knife and fork.

[Cliff Fr]

I think it depends on how big the cup is

[HospitalCoder]

Originally Posted by Win1894

I French press brew 13 oz of freshly ground premium 100% Kona coffee every morning. I really enjoy it and this suits me just fine. It works out to be about $3 per morning. It's somewhat indulgent but but still cheaper and so vastly superior the over roasted stale swill at the local chain.

Where do you find good Kona?

[Switter]

I drink one 12 ounce cup of decaf in the morning then I switch to decaf (cold brewed) iced black tea for the rest of the day, unsweetened.

[MandoMan]

Originally Posted by rhood

I make a full part every morning. My wife drink one cup and I finish the pack. I’ve been doing this for years with no apparent negative effects.
Sometimes I’ll make a cup in the afternoon.
I read that too much. Caffeine is not good for a body, but you can’t prove it by me.

I drink only one cup of coffee a day. Okay, well, it is 16 oz of coffee in the cup plus half and half. Cold brewed in my refrigerator, which cuts out most of the acidity and oil. No more, though. And never coffee purchased from places like Starbucks.