Life’s Is Just Too Short!
A new study found there’s a 45% chance you DON’T actually like your favorite roast coffee. 5,000 coffee drinkers, were asked what coffee they liked. Then they did a blind taste test of different roasts, like light, medium, or dark. It turns out 45% of us THINK we like a certain roast, but actually prefer a different one. For example, a third of people who say they like dark or medium roasts, actually prefer one that’s lighter. Light roasts are our favorite overall, with the exception of older Americans, who are the most likely to prefer something bolder than that. Here are a few more stats on America’s coffee-drinking habits . . .
- The average coffee drinker has two cups a day. And most of us want the caffeine (only 9% are drinking decaf).
- Half of us think coffee shops aren’t worth the price. But the average person still spends $50 a month on coffee.
- Most people DON’T use creamer. Only 43% said they do.
It reminds me of what Aristotle . . . the great Greek philosopher used to say . . . “Life is too short to drink crappy coffee”.
