Do you take cream and/or sugar in your coffee?

hi ,shally_hh ,I usually add sugar to coffee ,it is my habit .when i play computer ,I will drink a cup of tea, this is very casual.I am relaxed,haha ,how about you ,my lotters ?

I do not drink coffee very much anymore but when I do I just add a little bit of cream. I have tried sugar in my coffee once but it just was to sweet to me.

I am a coffee drinker. In fact I take around 4-5 cups of coffee a day. But I always put some creamer on my coffee and a little sugar. I do take some coffee without any thing mix on it but most of the time its with creamer and sugar.

i will add sugar neither much nor less. But cream i would't add.

Yes I like cream and sugar in my coffee, this is how I made my habit, and I don't think I can get rid of them now.

I always add sugar and cream to my coffee. I like to have a bit of sweetness on my coffee.

i usually take sugar in my tea or coffee. Any thing it be I prefer sugar than anything else. people who are sick or have some disease like dibetes take other stuffs like sachirine etc.

Hi, shally_hh. Yes, I do take both of these condiments into my coffee. I have to have sugar, that is a must. I can never drink bitter coffee. I probably can do without cream, but not the sugar, no way! Having the cream gives the coffee a pleasant taste.

Hi shally, I always take my coffee strong, black and hot without froth. It is important to be specific if ordering it in an unknown cafenion otherwise they may serve cold coffee, or frothy coffee, and one never knows what could be lurking under the froth. All in all it is best to partake of coffee where they know exactly how one likes it.

not really. i usually, although not always, add water though. there are some mornings however when a jar of instant and a teaspoon does me just fine.

hmmm, hello shally, for me? i'd like to drink brewed BUT sweet taste. i add more sugar because i like sweets eheheh. then if there is a creamer, i'll add one and make if very creamy :) that enjoys my drinking of coffee especially in cold weathers :)