1. Your country

1. Your country
2. Does milk belong to coffee?

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yes

depends on the type of coffee

Japan
Yes

nothing better than a galão in the morning

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Now let me tell you about milk. You're not white if you can't drink milk. I thought I couldn't drink milk, and was not white. Milk made me get massive farts. I thought, fuck milk, who wants to drink cow tit juice? That's some beastiality shit right there, right? But after moving in with gf there'd always be milk in the fridge. I didn't know she was a filthy milk drinker before, but nevermind. It's not the sort of thing one just starts talking about randomly. So there it was. Milk. In the fridge. I thought, what the hell, how bad could it be. Start adding a bit of milk to my coffe. That's the only thing that could make milk palatable to me. Coffee. Oh I would get gassy. Gf would protest. She'd say, no more milk for you! She tried dutch ovening me. That understandably made me very angry. I had to sleep on the couch a couple of nights even. Horrible. I persisted. Days passed, and I could even drink raw milk! And the farts were gone. I now love milk. Love it. Great, great product. I am one hundred percent for milk now. Only non white people do not drink milk. I once did not drink milk, but now I drink it. Turns out I just didn't drink enough milk before.

only oat milk

Argentina
Yes

yes, it's a very common breakfast here

What about sex with a woman that loves you?

Milk yes

Sugar no

Pressurized oil crude isn't coffee, but yeah, some people like milk in their coffee although that kills its aroma.

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this

if it's espresso yes, if you're drinking pourover then no unless you're a fucking retard in which case yes.

Literally just make it stronger, you dolt.

I tried asking for one at a cafe in Porto and no one understood what I was saying. I tried saying it with more stress on the second syllable and then people understood me.

Your language is weird, man.

>coffee is hot
>milk is cold
>mixing the two results in a substance of adequate temperature for ingestion

I drink tea.

chill

good post
outstanding post (tea is amazing with milk) just not strong enough

Me as well.
t. sips while laughing at coffee peasants

yes i would like to drink with milk

Yes but only the tiniest amount, shit like this isn't coffee anymore

Caffeine is an addictive substance and coffee beans contain a chemical byproduct of acrylamide when roasted known to cause cancer

Why isn't this treated the same way as smoking?

I'm positive if you just said white coffee they'd give you the same shit

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For me, it's a hint of whole milk.

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>Why isn't this treated the same way as smoking?

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coffee, café, caffeine قهوة qahwa, coffee. Coffee drinking originated in Yemen in the 15th century.[57] Arabic qahwa begot Turkish kahve. Turkish phonology does not have a /w/ sound. The phonetic change from w to v in going from Arabic qahwa to Turkish kahve can be seen in many other loanwords going from Arabic into Turkish (e.g. Arabic fatwa –> Turkish fetva, Arabic helwa –> Turkish helva). The Turkish kahve begot Italian caffè in the early 17th century. Caffè became the dominant word-form in Western languages during the 17th century. Western languages in and around the early 17th century also have numerous records where the word-form was being taken directly from the Arabic; e.g. cahoa in 1610, cahue in 1615, cowha in 1619 (French quaoué in 1646).[57] Incidentally, cafe mocha, a type of coffee, is named after the port city of Mocha, Yemen, which was an early coffee exporter.

>WE WUZ BARISTAS N SHEEIT

Means nothing coming from a tea slurper.

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