Dunkin French Vanilla, made for me by my H. We boil water in the microwave and he uses a strainer to make my coffee with half the water and his tea with the other half. I use half and half and 2 splenda.
techmom, if this is how you brew your beverages, a Breville or any Schott Duran glass-lined electric tea kettle would be a great little appliance to add to your kitchen. Auto shut off and perfect brewing temperature every time.
The above is a different variety mix than the one I mentioned in post #7, but also has a discount code show below in honor of Coffee Day
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No coffee but made some green tea in my tea kettle.
Tea 
Nonbrand mocha out of home Keurig. With Trader Joe’s soy creamer. Light and mild.
Vietnamese coffee. I’m wired.
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My usual - 2 skim hazelnut lattes, only one pump of hazelnut, and currently using Lavazza beans. I can only use non-oily beans.
I’m not into flavored fancy coffee. I have my usual Green Mountain Dark Magic K-cup. With half and half. Yum.
My kitchen is under construction but the electric kettle sounds very nice and I am going to google it and add it to my wish list. Until then, I have to rely on the microwave, which is in the den and which makes a suprisingly good cup of coffee.
Drank my usual - 2 cups of coffee brewed at home in my Keurig with a small bti of 1% lasctose free milk.
Every day is Coffee Day for me!
I don’t pretend to be a coffee connoisseur. I’ve only been drinking coffee (usually 1 cup a day) a couple of years.
The Starbucks maple pecan coffee was quite good! Only a slight sweetness and just some foam, not multiple squirts of whipped cream.
Well, I went to Teavana today and bought one of their drop-bottom tea brewing jugs. And some herbal teas for drinking with dinner. No coffee for me after 3 pm!
The jug ROCKS.
Thanks for the review @abasket, I’ll have to try one next time I’m at Starbucks
I have one of those tea brewers @BunsenBurner. Game changer.
I have a relative who invented a gizmo for coffee machines used in serious coffee shops. People who work in these places would recognize his name. His favorite coffee is 49th Parallel (from Vancouver), which is what I buy (have it shipped). If I run out, I will buy George Howell Coffee (which I get at Whole Foods).
I’m not a big fan of the Keurig. I often stop for a decaf latte at our local coffeehouse - not as cheap as DD or Wawa but I like to support the local businesses and it truly tastes way better from locally roasted beans