Every day a cup of coffee

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When is the best time to drink coffee? Yes, any time of the day, whenever you want. Still, it's better to drink coffee after having breakfast or lunch. The drink should be like dessert. And after eating, digestion improves - this has long been proven. Many, of course, like to drink coffee in the morning or in the morning, which is also very good. Coffee is a tonic drink, therefore, there is an improvement in the activity and other creative processes of a person

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Even our cats love the aroma of coffee. Or maybe they are waiting to be given something to eat too? But how do you still need to drink coffee? This healthy and valuable drink should be drunk slowly, enjoying every sip. Then any of us will comprehend the meaning of everything that is said and written about coffee. Coffee with milk (latte, cappuccino) is in harmony with pastries, croissants, muffins and dark chocolate. You can also drink oriental coffee with various dried fruits or candied fruits.

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EVERY DAY A CUP OF COFFEE

And we have a family tradition for a long time - to drink a cup of coffee every day. And again, the same question - is it good or bad? Many coffee lovers will agree with me that drinking coffee is even healthy. In addition to its pleasant taste, thanks to the caffeine content, this drink fills us with vigor and energy, we want to engage in creativity. Coffee also improves memory, the drink is important for the emotional state, and also reduces the risk of contracting such a terrible disease as cancer. The main thing for this tradition (to drink coffee, and every day) is to comply with the rate of consumption of the drink. I think 3-4 cups of coffee a day is normal and even very good.

(Translated via Google translator from Russian)

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