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Keurig at work and Keurig at home

A friend percolates her coffee and man it was yummy!!!

I buy the "big" containers of iced coffee at the market and drink it throughout the month. I drink coffee like, once every week, so it lasts awhile. My favorite lately has been the Califia cold brew w/ almond milk.

Whenever I do go to Sbux, I end up with the unhealthiest caffeinated sugary drink ever, so I feel a little better drinking something with "only" 90 calories and 3g of fat.

Sometimes, I do Starbucks (obsessed with dirty chais right now). My other go to option is a canned cold brew with no dairy, etc. that I put almond milk into to make my own iced coffee with.

We do drip coffee but have a somewhat fancy set up since I worked in coffee for a long time we use a Baratza conical burr grinder and a Bonavita coffee maker... we do pour overs in a Kalita on occasion. We still get our coffee beans from the shop I worked for since they roast. On the weekends we occasionally go out and get coffee for fun - used to do this way more before the baby!

I make lattes at home with my nespresso machine and milk steamer. I used to be a daily Starbucks SVL drinker, but it's too hard to get out of the house these days. Now I find the Starbucks drinks too sugary whenever I get one so I guess I've gotten used to my new coffee at home life.

Needs to be multi-optioned!

I usually make coffee at home with a Keurig, but sometimes will get coffee at Dunkins.

Traditional drip coffee at home....with Starbucks coffee. I fix the coffee and put it on a timer for the next morning every night. I HAVE to have coffee first thing. I love love love coffee. Rarely purchase it out and about and my husband takes a cup to go as well every morning. We spend 7 bucks on a bag but it lasts 2 weeks usually....pretty amazing considering that you could spend 25 bucks a week on coffee per person!

I'm a snob -- I have to have drip or french press. Keurig doesn't cut it.

If I want something yummy and flavorful, I'll run to Starbucks. Otherwise, I'll use the office Nescafe machine. It makes lattes, brewed coffee, hot chocolate, and cappuccinos. Not the best tasting thing, but for free, eh!

I usually pick up coffee on the walk to the bus during the week. There is a local place a couple of blocks from our apartment.

We use a French press at home. We get the Kirkland coffee from Costa Rica and it tastes great.

I usually drink drip at home, but when im working or just out running errands I go to a local coffee shop or sbux

If DH is making coffee, it's either pour over or cold brewed (depending on season/his mood). If I'm making coffee, it's drip. I also occasionally get coffee at a shop if I'm out for a morning walk with the baby.

@sera_87: A "dirty chai" is a chai latte with a shot of espresso. I love it.

Grind and brew at home! I love it. Picking out whole bean coffee to buy is one of my most favorite things to do

I do pour over right into my travel mug. My husband drinks his occasional coffee at work & I only need about a 1/2 cup to get me going. I take my son out for coffee at Starbucks 2x a month on the way to work. The lady is great and pours some steamed milk into an espresso cup for him!

I make a latte at home every morning and I go to starbucks way too often as well. I'm trying to cut down on Starbucks, and I find a lot of their drinks way too sugary now, so that's helping. When I go there, I'm obsessed with the cinnamon chai lattes right now.

I use a percolator or the Keurig at home or I'll get a treat coffee (like a latte) at Starbucks or D&D. Nordstrom is the only place around that makes almond lattes so I got one today - yum!

Vast majority of my consumption is drip at work. For home coffee we use a French press. We also have a cold-brew kit that we use in the summer, which is amazing for camping trips and music festivals.

I love lattes so I have a Tassimo. Sometimes I wish I had my regular drip pot back (on those desperate mornings with a toddler). I also have a stove top espresso maker but I'm not good at it and I think I don't have the right kind of grounds.

Keurig. I actually prefer normal drip coffee but I only drink one cup (I would probably drink more now but that is all I have time for before LO gets up and I can't eat or drink anything in front of her without sharing), and DH doesn't drink coffee at all, and that feels like a lot of work for one cup of coffee.