What do you drink with breakfast?
#31
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Portland
Programs: HH Gold, Alaska MVP Gold
Posts: 4,074
It depends on the situation, if I'm at home making breakfast then I'll have a glass of OJ. If I'm on a plane for leisure, bloody mary or screwdriver. If I'm at work, a Monster or water. Rarely will I drink coffee in the mornings.
#32
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: YOW
Programs: AC E75K *G
Posts: 7,108
Weekday mornings:
1. Hit snooze button.
2. Hit snooze button again.
3. Put on socks and pyjamas.
4. Start making pot of coffee.
5. Take dog out for a morning whiz (which is why I need the socks).
6. Yell at children to move their butts.
7. Make breakfast for children.
8. Finish making two coffees, for me and Mrs. Zorn.
9. Eat breakfast with apple juice and a few sips of the coffee.
10. Shower and dress.
11. Yell at children to get dressed.
12. Make lunches for children.
13. Reheat remaining large mug of coffee in microwave and pour in travel mug.
14. Yell at children to get ready for school.
15. Forget travel mug at home.
16. Drive like maniac to drop kids off.
17. Buy a tea with milk to take to the office.
18. "Work"
19. Go home, discard cold coffee from travel mug.
So to answer the question, I have apple juice with breakfast.
1. Hit snooze button.
2. Hit snooze button again.
3. Put on socks and pyjamas.
4. Start making pot of coffee.
5. Take dog out for a morning whiz (which is why I need the socks).
6. Yell at children to move their butts.
7. Make breakfast for children.
8. Finish making two coffees, for me and Mrs. Zorn.
9. Eat breakfast with apple juice and a few sips of the coffee.
10. Shower and dress.
11. Yell at children to get dressed.
12. Make lunches for children.
13. Reheat remaining large mug of coffee in microwave and pour in travel mug.
14. Yell at children to get ready for school.
15. Forget travel mug at home.
16. Drive like maniac to drop kids off.
17. Buy a tea with milk to take to the office.
18. "Work"
19. Go home, discard cold coffee from travel mug.
So to answer the question, I have apple juice with breakfast.
#35
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Join Date: Feb 1999
Location: Seat 1A, Juice pretty much everywhere, Mucci des Coins Exotiques
Posts: 34,339
If I am in my time zone, I have OJ or a nice green tea if I am at a hotel.
In other time zones I usually have access to a hotel club where I might have a Mimosa on the weekend, or if in Saudi Arabia, juice and tea.
In other time zones I usually have access to a hotel club where I might have a Mimosa on the weekend, or if in Saudi Arabia, juice and tea.
#36
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Miami, Nice
Programs: Marriott Titanium, AA Concierge Key, Delta, United, Emorates, and others
Posts: 4,694
If I am at home coffee made with Minas Gerais organic beans in my Jura Capresso machine. Bliss! In flight I hope I'm on AF because they have decent coffee, in lounges I prefer LX because they have the same MG beans, in hotels I simply hope I'm not in the US. Never had a decent coffee in the US. Starbucks is an insult to the name. I'm waiting for a portable machine that I can carry with me. Am I a trifle prejudiced on this subject? Good, I don't think so either...
#37
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: South Bend, IN
Programs: AA EXP 3 MM; Marriott Bonvoy Lifetime Titanium Elite
Posts: 18,562
Ocean Spray Cranapple Juice.
Never any hot beverages. Hate them.
Never anything from a communal kitchen. Skeves me out too much. I keep a mini fridge in my office.
Never any hot beverages. Hate them.
Never anything from a communal kitchen. Skeves me out too much. I keep a mini fridge in my office.
#38
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: DFW
Programs: AAdvantage
Posts: 108
Work: coffee. We have coffee at work, so I'll just have water if I eat something in the morning at home.
Vacation: whatever's good! Usually OJ or mimosa if applicable.
Weekend: coffee, or if hungover, then Coke Zero. I know it's not a good idea, but it just hits the spot.
Vacation: whatever's good! Usually OJ or mimosa if applicable.
Weekend: coffee, or if hungover, then Coke Zero. I know it's not a good idea, but it just hits the spot.
#39
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Southern California
Programs: DL: 3.8 MM, Marriott: Lifetime Titanium
Posts: 24,575
At home: usually just water. I drink coffee before or after breakfast but not with it.
Traveling: coffee and/or water with breakfast. It's usually my first decent cup of coffee of the day. Maybe also tomato juice or skim milk.
In-flight in a Delta First Class Throne: Bloody Mary or two with breakfast and a Baileys and coffee afterward.
Traveling: coffee and/or water with breakfast. It's usually my first decent cup of coffee of the day. Maybe also tomato juice or skim milk.
In-flight in a Delta First Class Throne: Bloody Mary or two with breakfast and a Baileys and coffee afterward.
#42
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Durham, NC (RDU/GSO/CLT)
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Posts: 33,857
Traveling: Diet Coke.
I am actually surprised how many people drink Diet Coke in the morning. My wife thinks it is very odd and unhealthy but it has caffine, which I need, sweeter in taste (without the sugar) and its is cold and refreshing. Something coffee can't continue to provide after the first cup.
I am actually surprised how many people drink Diet Coke in the morning. My wife thinks it is very odd and unhealthy but it has caffine, which I need, sweeter in taste (without the sugar) and its is cold and refreshing. Something coffee can't continue to provide after the first cup.
#43
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Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: FLL -> Where The Boyars Are
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At home: 50% decaf (either packaged, such as Starbux Half-Decaf Breakfast Blend, or I mix half and half myself. Water, Crystal Light lemon, or Ocean Spray Diet Cranberry-Pomegranate juice (sweetened with Splenda).
Restaurant: Decaf or iced tea, and water.
On the plane: since AA uses horrendous tasting instant decaf mix, I pass on coffee and stick to water.
Restaurant: Decaf or iced tea, and water.
On the plane: since AA uses horrendous tasting instant decaf mix, I pass on coffee and stick to water.
#44
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Los Angeles
Programs: AA PLT/2MM, UA, Marriott PLT, Starwood
Posts: 221
Everyday, at home: one cup of coffee, with some soy milk
On the plane: water or orange juice
Eating out: coffee with skim milk, or soy if they have it, and maybe orange juice
On the plane: water or orange juice
Eating out: coffee with skim milk, or soy if they have it, and maybe orange juice