International Coffee Day 2020

Good morning everyone (Or Evening, or Afternoon)

I wanted to take a quick coffee break and remind everyone that today’s International Coffee Day!

I don’t know about everyone else, but I rarely go a day without a cup of coffee. Next to water, it’s been a staple for me most of my life, whether I was pulling in those all-nighters, cramming for an exam the next day, or needed to stay awake for that after lunch meeting at work, or if I’m blogging or coding on my laptop in a cafe.

Now I personally prefer my coffee either black or with light creamer - nothing else. But for those of you who like some variety, there are a few more flavors you can try - such as:

Here are a few fun facts about coffee:

• As per a "Harvard's Health Publishing" study, espresso consumers will in general live more, in addition to they have a diminished danger of cardiovascular sickness.
• Espresso is the second biggest exchanged ware just after unrefined petroleum, and the most expended drink, after water.
  
• Indeed, even Beethoven was an espresso lover! It is notable that he used to check his beans before making the blend, generally 60 for every cup.
  
• Espresso beans are classified "beans" on account of the similarity, however they're really berries, even we still refer to them as beans.
  
• Caffeine is a stimulant that increases activity in the central nervous system. It can build vitality levels and sharpness, in addition to it improves mental execution.
  

What's the world's largest cup of coffee?

I'm glad you asked!



The Guiness book of world record for the largest cup of coffee was set at Las Vegas, Nevada at the Blog World Expo. That record would be a man-made coffee cup large enough to hold almost 2,000 gallons - which would the equivalent of drinking about 32, 160 cups!


To all of my fellow coffee lovers, don't forget to enjoy your cup of joe today!

And thanks for stopping by!

Isaiah 😊