Black coffee for me, from either my own machine or the local gas station. However, Romans:14 talks about this. Paul was referring (if I remember correctly) to eating meat that was sourced from sellers associated with the pagan temples, who would sell sacrificed animals to local butchers. "is this meat somehow unclean, because of its association to the pagan idolatry of the area?" Paul's response is basically: "Some of your fellow Christians think they need to be concerned with the chain of custody of their groceries. They don't. But don't let that give you cause to make fun of them for it. They mean well. Also, they shouldn't condemn you for not caring. These pagan gods aren't real, and so they have no power to make your food holy or unholy." God made the coffee. Those faggots have no power over it. Bonus: [Romans 14:2](https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%2014&version=NASB) is one of the most fun Bible passages to take out of context.