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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:05 PM  
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If you were invited to a friends house for a cuppa and a chat, do you think it would be ok to take your own coffee sachet with you?

Or should you accept what is provided?
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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:08 PM  
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Unless you want decaf and she may not have any then you should have what you are given.
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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:09 PM  
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I'm not a tea or coffee drinker (but DH is, so have it in the house) so not sure of the etiquette but I would be slightly annoyed if someone came to mine with their own. Unless it was a really good friend xx
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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:10 PM  
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I often take costa to peoples houses including my customers. You aren't visiting the queen so ignore so called etiquette (you are taking a coffee not a 3 course meal).

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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:11 PM  
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Depends on why you would want to and your relationship.

I wouldn't be offended at all, curious maybe unless it was obvious.
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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:12 PM  
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Unless you drink decaf and you know your friend doesn't have a jar in then I think there's a risk that you could offend. Safer to accept what's offered, or a glass of water!
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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:25 PM  
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Thanks all. Actually my friend did this to me, and she knows I have plenty of tea and coffee options inc decaf!

I was just a bit taken aback and wondered if this was a ‘thing’ nowadays!
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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:27 PM  
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I do think it is off for a visitor to take their own coffee, as others say unless you don’t have decaff.
I have put up with it from my sil for years though. She brings her own tea bags, her own skimmed milk and even her own cup ! Don’t ask me why I’ve never figured it out ! ( she doesn’t visit very often !)
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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:29 PM  
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Originally Posted by Princess Alison View Post
If you were invited to a friends house for a cuppa and a chat, do you think it would be ok to take your own coffee sachet with you?

Or should you accept what is provided?
Do you only drink a specific blend, and are you good enough friends that your friend would know that and be fine with you bringing your own?

I have to say I think it would seem a little strange to me if I didn’t know you really well, I invited you to pop in for a coffee and then you brought your own 😉.
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Old 14 Oct 19, 06:33 PM  
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I wouldn't do it, but if someone did it to me, I wouldn't think anything of it. I have other thinks to worry about than a cup of coffee.
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