Science has figured out how to consume coffee for maximum benefit. And chances are that you’re doing it all wrong. That is because the right way to drink coffee isn’t always intuitive. In this infographic, discover 7 steps to becoming a smarter coffee drinker.
From a morning energy jolt to an afternoon pick-me-up, the worldwide “coffee culture” has become a lucrative enterprise for both top-tier corporations (think Starbucks) and small neighborhood haunts. For consumers, though, indulging that daily caffeine fix continues to rise in cost as the demand for java increases.
The following infographic by the team at Espresso Works looks at the different stages of coffee production while also giving some coffee industry facts.
So many people in the world drink coffee every day. But, many still think of tea when you think of United Kingdom. Gimoka Coffee UK gathered some stats about coffee drinking habits in the UK which include number of cups they drink weekly, how many kilos of coffee do they consume over year, and which are most popular coffee shops.
Are you an avid coffee lover? You might love your daily cup of coffee, but you surely won’t like the price of it. Find out how much are you actually paying for you coffee per year in this intriguing infographic.
It is the first act of the day – a cup of coffee! However you may like it, many folks cannot do without this energizing beverage. In this infographic discover how coffee is connected to a Bach cantana, fossil fuel and even elephant dung. These and many other facts about coffee below.
If you thought the United Kingdom was a nation of tea drinkers, think again! Carlton Sales has put together a compelling infographic displaying all the facts about this caffeine craving nation.
If you still have not discovered cold brewed coffee then now is the time to do so! What is cold brewed coffee? It’s what it sounds like: coffee brewed cold instead of hot. There are many benefits to doing this. To learn more about cold brewed coffee, check out this infographic.
Did you know that coffee is a fruit? Although consumed as a beverage worldwide, coffee is not prepared and drank in the same way across the globe. For example, while Italians drink their espresso quickly like a shot, coffee drinking in Ethiopia is a ritual that usually takes at least an hour. This infographic will help you to learn how to drink your coffee like a local in 8 different countries.
On average, if coffee is not readily available in the office, employees will take one 15 minute break to go get coffee off-site. These breaks can add up quickly, and Canteen has run the numbers and included them in the following infographic along with potential benefits to employee efficiency and morale that can be gained by offering coffee in the office.
