Facts About Coffee
The next time you are at your favorite coffee shop and someone catches your eye, here are ten interesting coffee facts that you can use to break the ice:
1) Coffee is considered an aphrodisiac. Because it contains a high dose of caffeine and other various alkaloids, studies have shown that coffee can increase stamina and the overall length of intimate sessions.
2) Although coffee has been a part of the Arab culture for thousands of years, it did not become part of the Western world until the 1500s. Before that time, priests believed that coffee was a drink of the devil. Pope Clement VIII finally ended this line of thinking by taking a sip of coffee and giving it his blessing.
3) Japan’s official Coffee Day is October 1st.
4) A single acre of coffee trees can yield nearly ten thousand pounds of coffee cherries. Once milled or hulled, there are still almost two thousand pounds of coffee beans.
5) Forty-nine of the fifty states grow no coffee. Hawaii is the only state that grows coffee. Additionally, Puerto Rico is the only United States territory that grows coffee.
6) Germany is the second largest coffee consumer in the world. Forty-three percent of Germans add sweetener to their coffee, while only twenty-seven percent of Americans (the number one consumer of coffee) use any sweetener.
7) The English word coffee is derived from the Latin word coffee. Coffea is the Latin name for a genus of trees.
8) Every one of the fifty-three countries that grow coffee is located along the equator, between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn.
9) On average, people who purchase their coffee from drive-through windows before work spend around forty-five hours every year waiting in line for their coffee.
10) Petroleum is the only product traded more heavily than coffee. The amount of coffee produced around the world is close to six million metric tonnes.
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