Where does Coffee come from? When did it come to America? What brands of coffee do you drink every morning. Would you be willing to try other brands across the world? This Blogpost will inform, educate, and surprise you about these wonderful beans.
Coffee found its place in the world around the early 1500s. The adventure began in or around Yemen. Then made its way towards Egypt, Turkey, and Syria. These were some of the first countries to take part in drinking this black mystery juice.
In the middle of the 17th century, coffee made its way towards America. This blew into something that around 60% of Americans drink in the present time. That amounts to over 400 million cups of coffee sold per day on average.
MY PICK FOR THE TOP BRAND OF COFFEE SOLD IN AMERICA.
Starbucks is some of the best-tasting coffee on the planet. Starbucks Coffee beans come from 400,000 farms in 30 countries (www.starbucks.com).
The taste of this coffee is great, but my decision to drink this brand over all the others is about diversity. This company promotes workers rights, social, and environmentally safe practices. They understand the value of where the beans come from and not just the top profits they can make of this Coffee brand. It makes sense they sell over 4 billion cups yearly. Not bad for a company that protects everyone from the ground up within their company. Ethics play a major role in my buying decisions from a corporation, me.
MY PICKS FOR THE TOP 10 BRANDS IN THE USA
Starbucks Coffee brand (bold flavors).
Dunkin Donuts (dark flavors mixed with boldness).
Folgers (smooth)
Maxwell House (rich and smooth flavors)
Nescafé (dark and rich).
Death Wish Brand (high energy)
Green Mountain K-cups (smooth)
Black Rifle Coffee (veteran owned-smooth flavor)
Tasters Choice (rich flavors)
Jacobs Ground Coffee (smooth flavor)
Have you ever drunk any of these listed brands above? Would you try any of them to see if they taste better than what you are consuming now? Let me know in the comments below.
Fast Facts About Coffee Beans
Coffee beans are not beans, they are berry pits. coffee beans sound better than brewing berry pits in your brewing pots. lol
Coffee beans are edible. If you would rather eat your coffee, it is fine to do this. Just sprinkle some crushed beans over your favorite breakfast.
If you over-ground your coffee beans, this gives you a super strong flavor.
There are (13) ingredients in your berry pits (coffee beans).
Brazil is the leading country that produces the most beans worldwide. (2.3 million tons) yearly.
A couple of my Favorite Picks for you to try.
References:
The Complete History of Coffee
Complete Granules Ingredients
Starbucks Coffee Company
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