• @someguy3OP
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    1011 months ago

    Personally I only care about calories, I’m on board for food pellets if they actually worked and were healthy.

    • @glimse
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      2911 months ago

      You may be a robot in that regard but you’re clearly aware that people enjoy the taste of food and coffee, right?

      • @someguy3OP
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        311 months ago

        That’s why I said for the caffeine and not who enjoy coffee.

        • @CoggyMcFee
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          2111 months ago

          So you’re really asking about people who dislike coffee but drink it regularly anyway for caffeine? Are there a lot of people in this situation?

          • @Tujio
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            811 months ago

            Me, unfortunately. Never picked up the taste for coffee, but I accidentally got hooked on caffeine through energy drinks, which are way worse for you. Now I’m trying to acquire the taste for coffee at a late stage to wean myself off energy drinks.

            • @glimse
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              811 months ago

              I say this as a coffee drinker: try tea. There’s way more flavor options to help you ease into it. Start with some fruity flavors and work your way toward the more bitter stuff (if you ever want to get there)

              • @ghostdoggtv
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                311 months ago

                Drinking tea actually expanded my palate enough to learn how to enjoy black coffee. It wasn’t until I started brewing my own including cleaning the machine myself that it started coming out good enough to really look forward to.

                • @glimse
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                  111 months ago

                  I’ve tried and failed to enjoy black coffee so many times until I realized it’s the mouth feel. I don’t prefer it with sugar but I need milk or creamer for it to be palatable!

                  Somewhat ironically I can’t stand milk in tea.

                  • @ghostdoggtv
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                    111 months ago

                    Bad coffee can be really bad when it comes to texture. Grounds have ruined more than one cup of coffee since I’ve been drinking it regularly. Valid complaint.

              • @Usernameblankface
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                211 months ago

                Seconding the idea of tea. My schedule doesn’t allow the amount of bathroom breaks I would need if I consumed enough tea to get the caffeine I need, but I would prefer tea over anything else given the chance.

            • @Chee_Koala
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              411 months ago

              I learned to drink coffee with chocolate milk mixed in, then after a week black coffee was palatable. Parents drank excessive levels so it was always available, no one had milk or sugar in it so… I guess I learned it fast out of convenience :-)

          • @someguy3OP
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            511 months ago

            You don’t have to dislike, you can be neutral about it, not care about it, you just drink it for the caffeine.

          • @SuperIce
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            211 months ago

            I’ve definitely met people like that when I was in college. It was pretty uncommon though

          • @[email protected]
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            211 months ago

            If energy drinks and tea weren’t a thing then yeah… but they are so I’m guessing not really. Then again if coffee were the only caffeine option I probably wouldn’t have a caffeine addiction…

        • @glimse
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          711 months ago

          I drink coffee mainly for the caffeine but I’d prefer to consume said caffeine via the most delicious method. Why NOT drink coffee if I also like the taste?

          Your question is actually “people who drink coffee for caffeine even though they hate the taste, why not use caffeine pills?” which targets an extremely slim demographic

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