in #hive-1525243 months ago

I love this question as it takes me back to the happiest years of every human being: childhood.


At home we all drank coffee and our first cup was almost a latte. At that time it was used to accompany any dessert or for breakfast. Because of its stimulating properties we were not allowed (my brothers and me) to drink it without milk but since I was 5 years old I have been drinking coffee, it is possible that it was before that time because I was curious to try it; I just don't remember it, but since I was 5 years old, that is the age we consider to have the use of reason. From then on the habit has been maintained.


I enjoy all desserts with a coffee with milk but little by little I have been decreasing the sugar in my coffee and I have increased the caffeine load. It is a joy to enjoy a divine black coffee and even more so if it is with a pleasant company.


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I agree with you about childhood... it is a time of miracles.
Over time I have also given up sugar, milk... I like black coffee, only black...
Greetings...@liseth.zamora

I am glad we agree. As we mature so do our coffee preferences ☕️
But always open to try new flavors and aromas. Greetings 🤗

Without a doubt... I am very traditional, but from time to time I venture out,@liseth.zamora.

Your experience with coffee was very early, we are in the same vein. Ha ha. If you are Latin American and you have not tried coffee as a child, you are not Latin American.🤭

We are lucky to be able to enjoy our beloved coffee for much of our lives. It is our way of living, our culture.

I leave you a cup of coffee for this day.☕untitled.gif

Thank you very much. That's right, all Latinos are early coffee drinkers. It is a taste that goes from generation to generation

More caffeine, less sugar as years go by. It seems to be the rule over here.

Good company makes our coffee taste better ❤️

If maturity goes hand in hand with less sugar 😁.
It's great to be able to share a good coffee and that person also shares a taste for ☕️

I cannot imagine that my son, who is 5 years old starts drinking coffee now. It is wild how different the attitude towards the coffee intake is, in terms of children.

This is a good point. Kids nowadays simply can't drink coffee, not even in small quantities, otherwise they become Spiderman climbing the walls; can you imagine?
They have to wait until they are teenagers to have a drink.

I cannot imagine my kids even more energetic… 😵‍💫