I assume many people who are in a technology field consume a lot of caffine. (if this isn't your case, oh well) So what are your favorite caffinated food items. Mostly this would involve beverages or candy.
- Coffee (black, no sugar, 4-6+ cups per day\night)
- Mountain Dew (only in cans-- no bottles, 1-2 per day\night)
- Chocolate (never enough)
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MattyD
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Mainly Dew.
Occasional Coke/Pepsi.
Never coffee. I cant stand it.
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Tea.
Other tea.
Some more tea.
A couple forms of pop
And occasionally some coffee.
Chocolate is also good, but not for the caffeine...
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I always thought chocolate contained heavy does of Caffeine-- turns out that is being deemed myth :sad:, but ...
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Let's see....
Sweet Tea
Chocolate
& of course, Mt. Dew
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Ohhhh man, did I ever mention that I love caffeine? ;)
1) Mountain Dew
2) Amp
3) Red Bull
4) Rockstar
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i drink tea, usually around 8 pots a day (roughly 25 cups)
im kinda a freak when it comes to tea
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usually around 8 pots a day (roughly 25 cups)
:lol:
Do you actually have "tea time" as with biscuits and such? When I was in Holland every time I ordered a coffee they served it on a saucer with a little, windmill-shaped cookie. Very nice. :) You do not see that sort of thing in the States. :sad:
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When on a project I drink 6 cups of tea / 10 cups of coffee. Accelerates my thinking process and increases the dependence of something which is frowned upon by my peers... ;)
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When on a project I drink 6 cups of tea / 10 cups of coffee. Accelerates my thinking process and increases the dependence of something which is frowned upon by my peers... ;)
Are you saying your peers frown upon the use of stimulants such as caffeine?
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I just had 3 cups of tea in the last hour, and that was just to relax. Wasn't caffeinated since I don't want to be up all night, but that's about how fast I go through it when I'm drinking a lot of tea. Probably not as much as other people, but enough to keep me going ;)
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tea time is actally what people commonly call your evening meal
but yes usually about 5 (when i get in from college) we all have tea and biscuits
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Are you saying your peers frown upon the use of stimulants such as caffeine?
Kind of...yes. :D
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Frappacinos --> Starbucks
Cappuccinos--> tim Hortons
Coffee--> Tim Horton's
Coke--> Cocacola
Redbull--> Redbull???? LOL
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Someone tell me if I'm wrong but caffine is a short term stimulent. So in most energy drinks you would probably get a sugar rush, caffine rush, the the vitamins would kick in.
I dunno if I'd consider it a short term stimulant--it stays in your body for 6-8 hours, even though the effect wears off.
Oh, and for the record, vitamins don't help boost energy. Rather, they use energy to be broken down.
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