What's your favorite beverage?

Fruit Juices

Total Votes : 51
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Tsujoi wrote...
SkelliDrops wrote...
Tsujoi wrote...
So, I know a store that carries banana milk, but I'm not sure where to look for it. Would it be in the European part of the store or the asian part of the store?


Uhm Milk To Go makes banana milk, it's not just foreign.


I've never seen that brand at my regular grocery store. The only small portable milk brands I've seen are from Lucerne.


Ohhh, I live in Canada, and where I live Milk to Go is the milk that is just as good as carton milk, but in plastic bottles that say "To Go" and have a cover and snazzy flavors.
http://www.milk2go.com/
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I like food with milks
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suki888 wrote...
I like food with milks


milk steak?
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Water, with nothing added to it. Simple as that. I also enjoy tea (I drink it every morning at breakfast).
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Anything from Starbucks I will think delicious.
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Aside from beer, It'll be hot chocolate.
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pihip wrote...
Water, with nothing added to it. Simple as that. I also enjoy tea (I drink it every morning at breakfast).


I love just drinking plain water as well, it's nice and refreshing. Tea is delicious, my favorite is Pumpkin Chai tea mmmm.

Peltor wrote...
Aside from beer, It'll be hot chocolate.


Love Hot Chocolate <3. Favorite chocolate drink ever. Especially Belgian Chocolate, with whip cream on top om nom nom
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Tsujoi wrote...
suki888 wrote...
I like food with milks


milk steak?



yeah i love it
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I say tea seconded by water.
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Lance177 wrote...
I say tea seconded by water.


Tea is just so refreshing :3. Iced or Hot yum yum.

I like putting agave in my tea, what kind of sweeteners do you usually use?
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SkelliDrops wrote...
Lance177 wrote...
I say tea seconded by water.


Tea is just so refreshing :3. Iced or Hot yum yum.

I like putting agave in my tea, what kind of sweeteners do you usually use?


None.
I prepare teas the traditional way so I do not have any need for sweetening it. My teas are usually from China and Japan sometimes Ceylon or Taiwan.
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Lance177 wrote...
SkelliDrops wrote...
Lance177 wrote...
I say tea seconded by water.


Tea is just so refreshing :3. Iced or Hot yum yum.

I like putting agave in my tea, what kind of sweeteners do you usually use?


None.
I prepare teas the traditional way so I do not have any need for sweetening it. My teas are usually from China and Japan sometimes Ceylon or Taiwan.


Ouuu I see~
What is the traditional way of preparing tea?
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Beer.

Words words words.
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SkelliDrops wrote...
Lance177 wrote...
SkelliDrops wrote...
Lance177 wrote...
I say tea seconded by water.


Tea is just so refreshing :3. Iced or Hot yum yum.

I like putting agave in my tea, what kind of sweeteners do you usually use?


None.
I prepare teas the traditional way so I do not have any need for sweetening it. My teas are usually from China and Japan sometimes Ceylon or Taiwan.


Ouuu I see~
What is the traditional way of preparing tea?


There are many depending where are you. The most famous is probably Japanese tea ceremony. I personally borrow from modern Chinese tradition the most since I mostly drink Chinese teas. I have Japanese clay teapot, but I don't do japanese ceremony. too much stuff and bother so my Japanese teas are prepared in a way what you can see in every other slice-of-life anime.
I warm the tea set and have it on Gongfu tea tray the first infusion is usually used to clear the tea itself and to warm the set, also traditionally it's a sacrifice to the gods. The point is it will end either on clay figures on the tray and then inside of tea tray.
Then I proceed with second infusion which I actually drink. Most teas have 3-5 infusions depending on age, brand and a type of tea. However hi quality Yunnan or Pu-erh teas may have up to 15 infusion or more. I think most I ever heard was around 25.
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Lance177 wrote...
SkelliDrops wrote...
Lance177 wrote...
SkelliDrops wrote...
Lance177 wrote...
I say tea seconded by water.


Tea is just so refreshing :3. Iced or Hot yum yum.

I like putting agave in my tea, what kind of sweeteners do you usually use?


None.
I prepare teas the traditional way so I do not have any need for sweetening it. My teas are usually from China and Japan sometimes Ceylon or Taiwan.


Ouuu I see~
What is the traditional way of preparing tea?


There are many depending where are you. The most famous is probably Japanese tea ceremony. I personally borrow from modern Chinese tradition the most since I mostly drink Chinese teas. I have Japanese clay teapot, but I don't do japanese ceremony. too much stuff and bother so my Japanese teas are prepared in a way what you can see in every other slice-of-life anime.
I warm the tea set and have it on Gongfu tea tray the first infusion is usually used to clear the tea itself and to warm the set, also traditionally it's a sacrifice to the gods. The point is it will end either on clay figures on the tray and then inside of tea tray.
Then I proceed with second infusion which I actually drink. Most teas have 3-5 infusions depending on age, brand and a type of tea. However hi quality Yunnan or Pu-erh teas may have up to 15 infusion or more. I think most I ever heard was around 25.


Wow that sounds neat, but like a long process as well.
I don't think I'd ever prepare tea like so, but I'd like to atleast try it someday just to see how it is. Sounds relaxing though ^^

I usually just prepare my loose tea leaves in hot water, let it sit, and then drink it :3. (I have a nifty little tea pot for loose tea leaves from DavidsTea to do it with).
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LongevityDrunk wrote...
Beer.

Words words words.


I should have made beer an option xD.

I'm not a huge fan of beer to be honest though.
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SkelliDrops wrote...

Wow that sounds neat, but like a long process as well.
I don't think I'd ever prepare tea like so, but I'd like to atleast try it someday just to see how it is. Sounds relaxing though ^^

I usually just prepare my loose tea leaves in hot water, let it sit, and then drink it :3. (I have a nifty little tea pot for loose tea leaves from DavidsTea to do it with).


Ain't that long or that hard when you are used to it. I got most of my stuff from a Chinese friend of mine who runs a teashop.
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Lance177 wrote...
SkelliDrops wrote...

Wow that sounds neat, but like a long process as well.
I don't think I'd ever prepare tea like so, but I'd like to atleast try it someday just to see how it is. Sounds relaxing though ^^

I usually just prepare my loose tea leaves in hot water, let it sit, and then drink it :3. (I have a nifty little tea pot for loose tea leaves from DavidsTea to do it with).


Ain't that long or that hard when you are used to it. I got most of my stuff from a Chinese friend of mine who runs a teashop.


Well yeah, most things are a lot easier once you get used to it, maybe I'll enjoy it enough to do it more than once :3. Thanks tho, I'll definitely check it out now.

Ouu that's super lucky! I love tea shops.
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SkelliDrops wrote...
LongevityDrunk wrote...
Beer.

Words words words.


I should have made beer an option xD.

I'm not a huge fan of beer to be honest though.


I just voted iced, because I like my beer cold.
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I like banana, yoghourt and milk shake too
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