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I just read an article that a man ordered $47.30 drink at Starbucks. The drink was 52oz and contained 48 espresso shots!
Posted by Ryoko
on February 19th, 2013
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National Geographic released an interesting article about "caffeine pollution," stating that
caffeine levels are surprisingly high in the Pacific Northwest area.
"The Pacific Northwest may be the epicenter of U.S. coffee culture, and now a new study shows the region's elevated caffeine levels don't stop at the shoreline."
Posted by Ryoko
on January 7th, 2013
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Forbes published an article about the health benefits of coffee.
Let’s get right to the good news: drinking coffee seems to reduce your risk of death from oral or pharyngeal cancer by about 50%. Drinking more coffee is better than drinking less, and drinking caffeinated (normal) coffee is better than decaf.
Posted by Ryoko
on December 27th, 2012
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Last summer I introduced the world's most expensive coffee which comes from the feces of a certain type of Indonesian weasel-cat. BUT, elephant poop coffee now holds the title as the most expensive coffee on earth.
Posted by Ryoko
on December 10th, 2012
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I hope this is decaf coffee. I noticed his hair style is always different.
Posted by Ryoko
on July 9th, 2012
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The original Starbucks near Pike Place Market is a popular tourist
attraction in Seattle. It's something people visiting always want to
see and as a result I've taken a bunch of friends and family there.
After living in Seattle for three years I've been into that Starbucks
maybe 20 times or so. Say what you will about Starbucks coffee, visiting
the original site is a fun experience considering the breadth of what
the Starbucks empire has become.
Posted by Ryoko
on June 24th, 2012
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