Water
Coffee
OJ
Apple Juice

Sometimes a combination of more than one of the above. But I don't mean mixing one over another into one cup/glass, rather a separate cup/glass portion.

Breakfast is at work. I have a high protein drink and natural apple sauce. About an hour later I have a cup of coffee with skim milk and splenda or stevia to sweeten.

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Malbec with O-juice... :D

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I remember a flight abou 15 years ago, flying CO in Y at 8:30 a.m. The couple sitting across the aisle from me EACH ordered three whiskies and three beer chasers to go with their breakfast. :eek:

Iced Tea and Orange Juice

Yikes, where were they going, LAS? Still though, not a combo I'd have at any hour...I love both, but not really together...

Beer or coffee

Diet Pepsi, unless I'm on a plane, since CO = no Pepsi products. :td: Then it's usually water with lemon, or watered down cranberry juice.

At home: A cup of really strong coffee

When I am on Business: A cup of really strong coffee, a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice toward the end of my meal.

At Home: cuppa chai

At Work: coffee

Sundays: Bloody Mary or Beermosa (Spotted Cow and OJ)

Coffee with no sugar.

At Home: Tea, Bewley's Irish Breakfast - one pint, splash of milk, no sugar; 12 fl oz of Corporation Wine

In a Hotel: If in places with decent tea - as similar to the above as possible, plus either water or apple juice. If on the continent - coffee, black plus water or apple juice. If in the United States - water.

at home: coffee with 1/2 and 1/2

if in a restaurant, I'll usually add a glass of OJ

Diet Coke and Iced Water

Milk and Coffee