Coffee has been around since 800 A.D.
Technically, coffee beans are seeds
Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer
Have you ever wondered why I love coffee so much? Like, how is it even possible to love coffee so much? Well, there are many reasons why I love coffee and today, I’m letting you in on just seven of them.
My love for coffee extends far back to when I was just a kid and would sneak a sip of my mom’s here and there. It then grew into a weekly Saturday morning tradition when my grandparents would come over. My love for coffee has developed over the years, but has grown more than ever the past few years. I know it may seem kind of silly to some to love something like a beverage as much as I do, but then again, it’s more than just a beverage to me. So, grab a cup of coffee and learn some of the reasons why I have a heart for coffee.
There is no smell I love waking up to more than fresh brewed coffee, especially on Saturday mornings with my husband.
I have always loved the taste of coffee – it was never something I had to acquire the taste for or get used to. I can’t tell you how excited I was when I began to be able to taste the difference between the different roasts and brands.
It’s my midday pick-me-up that perks me up and keeps me fueled for the rest of the day.
There is nothing more inviting and comforting than conversations over coffee. This has become a trend in today’s culture – going on coffee dates, meeting up for coffee, etc. The warmth of coffee just sets the tone of acceptance and understanding, which is why I believe it’s the most conversational beverage.
Many people start the day with a cup of coffee, and you probably make yourself a cup without thinking too much about it. However, coffee has a rich history and I'm sure you will be amazed at some of these facts.
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