what do u prefer

Coffee except for when I am sick, then I prefer Tea.

i prefer tea as its having less caffene but i love coffee

Though coffee is addictable but i like tea more dominating

Coffee only. I can't drink tea.

For me it depends on my mood. Honestly I can drink good coffee or tea all day long. I usually get up with a pot of coffee and drink it until it's gone, then move on to iced tea or soda.

neither lets hear it for cappuccino

Coffee !

i prefer coffee...LOL

TEA..

Coffee, however I do like green tea.

I have to have my Coffee in the morning, 2 cups, Then it's "Green Tea" for the rest of the day

I will drink iced tea.

i love starbucks, that is what i prefer. they have coffee and tea.

tea

I like both but drink tea mostly as it is what my mom makes for me.

Coffee... Mmmmm! I'm making a pot now :)

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tea. coffee smells

coffee

I definately prefer tea, especially Japanese green tea.