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I can't stand coffee. I hate the smell and the taste! As a matter of fact I can't eat anything even remotely coffee flavored. I drink iced tea, once in a while hot tea. My dad is the same way, but my mom is addicted to coffee.
I tried coffee a couple of times, but I'd get an intense headache about halfway through the cup, so I decided it's not for me. I'm a confirmed tea drinker, with or without sugar.
My husband used to just prefer tea, until he switched jobs years ago. There was always a pot of coffee brewing there, but no tea was available, so he switched. After years of coffee drinking he got to the point, when on days at home, he'd drink 2 or 3 pots of coffee during the morning and early afternoon, then most of a half gallon pitcher of iced tea the rest of the day.
About a year ago he suddenly decided all that coffee might be bad for him, and switched back to tea all day.
My mother would get a yen for some coffee before she went to bed, and rather than brew some fresh, she'd reheat the stuff that had been sitting in the pot, sometimes since morning.
Coffee and tea are good for you so I drink them both every day. I just don't add any sugar and only a little cream in my coffee. I have a rule: Sweet food: bitter drink. Salty or spicy food: sweet or cold drink. I have maybe 3 or 4 sodas a year, tops. I see people drinking a soda and eating cookies and I cringe.
Clover Farms Icy Tea is the only sweet tea I drink. Its called liquid crack for a reason.
I drink one large (10 oz.) coffee every morning with a shot of Mud Slide in it instead of sugar and cream. Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!! If I'm in a restaurant and can't have the Mud Slide, I drink it with cream.
Coffee and tea are good for you so I drink them both every day. I just don't add any sugar and only a little cream in my coffee. I have a rule: Sweet food: bitter drink. Salty or spicy food: sweet or cold drink. I have maybe 3 or 4 sodas a year, tops. I see people drinking a soda and eating cookies and I cringe.
Clover Farms Icy Tea is the only sweet tea I drink. Its called liquid crack for a reason.
Sodas are on the way out now as very very few people drink them unless its a novelty thing ( EG: Pepsi Throwback ) since people today when they think sodas they think "instant-fat". Even the fast food places are cutting back on sodas in favor of those energy drinks, teas and flavored coffee such as McDonalds with their McCafe for example and Arbys I heard recently had made a deal with Rockstar energy drinks to begin that chain's phaseout against offering Coke and/or Pepsi products. All for the benefit of one's health they say but I still don't see how a Rockstar energy drink is any more "healthy" than say regular Pepsi but that is for a different thread.
Me..I can drink tea but not in a can for some reason. Coffee..never really got into that.
I tried to drink some coffee once, I spit it out and tossed the rest in the trash.
Give me decaf green tea or give me death ! Can't deal with caffeine (or alcohol) anymore being prone to gout and kidney stones.
I've got a brother who only drinks coffee at holiday gatherings after dinner. I know several people throughout my various workplaces who didn't drink coffee. I love my coffee but if I didn't drink coffee I wouldn't have any bad habits left (except City-Data)!
I used to drink coffee every day. I love the smell but always put a lot of sweetened creamer in it. My husband quit drinking coffee several months ago because he winds up drinking too much of it at work--cups and cups--and then he can't sleep well. I stopped drinking in a few weeks ago because I don't want the extra fat and calories from the creamer. I drink a cup of green tea in the morning instead.
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Can't deal with caffeine (or alcohol) anymore being prone to gout and kidney stones. 
