Tea: strongish, sometimes milk. Coffee: strong with milk, occasionally add a tsp. or so of honey or maple.

I don't drink either - or any other hot drinks. I have never liked them.

There was a while when, every other year or so, in the depths of winter, I would get it into my head that my tastes might have changed and would accept someone's offer of something: tea, coffee, hot chocolate or whatever. But I'd always end up taking one sip and realise my folly.

And, no, Iced tea or similar does nothing for me either.

Tea lots of sugar, more sugar than tea probably, coffee just large amounts of espresso without milk or sugar

Hot coffee, Cafe con leche unsweetened or barely sweet (espresso with lots of milk)

Cold coffee, cold brew on ice with a little milk and pretty sweet

Hot black tea with a little milk, or spiced chai with milk and sugar

Cold black tea just ice or mixed with lemonade

Hot green tea nothing just tea

Cold green tea with nothing but ice

I make concoctions. I like ginger tea with either ginger honey crystals or another Chai tea bag, a bit of creamer and sugar. I don't like coffee, but I was really into dunkachinos which I found out was just coffee and chocolate. So I do espresso and hot chocolate. I also put ginger in that. Fruit teas are sugar only.

A while back a freind regifted me a coffee frother she had never used.

I put the milk in the microwave for 30 seconds and froth it. I like to add it on top after pouring the coffee.

Coffee black if I'm making it at home with my fancy stuff. Otherwise I'll put cream and sugar in it. I usually drink tea without anything in it.

Working on weaning out caffeine. My current coffee blend is mostly decaf with a few beans thrown in from my last caffeinated batch, ground myself and cold brewed for 13-16 hours, taken just with a splash of half and half cream and no sweetener.