In my office, I see my colleagues drinking coffee almost 3 times a day, I used to have a boss that drinks coffee almost every hour you may say, how would you call those kind of people, "Coffee-holic"? "Coffee-maniac"?
Personally, I don't drink coffee (some may say "Shame on you"), however I do like the smell of it when it is being brewed, it somehow open your appetite. Well, I do use them when baking chocolate cake , brownies , and other pastries... it enhances the flavor.. Yum!
There are several kinds of coffee out in the market nowadays, from grinding them yourself (whole beans), instant coffee, coffee in a pod, etc.... and there are different ways of enjoying them.. espresso, latte, cappucino, mochacinno, etc.
Based on an article I read in worldatlas.com (dated Feb 2017), here are the countries that consumes more coffee than anyone else.
(1) Finland 9.6 kg per capita (consumption of 2.64 cups/day) (2) Norway: 7.2 kg per capita (consumption of 1.98 cups/day) (3) Netherlands: 6.7 kg/capita (consumption of 1.84 cups/day) (4)Slovenia: 6.1 kg per capita (consumption of 1.68 cups/day) (5) Austria: 5.5 kg per capita (consumption of 1.51 cups/day) (6) Serbia: 5.4 kg per capita (consumption of 1.49 cups/day) (7)Denmark: 5.3 kg per capita (consumption of 1.46 cups/day) (8) Germany: 5.2 kg per capita (consumption of 1.43 cups/day) (9)Belgium: 4.9 kg per capita (consumption of 1.35 cups/day) (10) Brazil: 4.8kg per capita (consumption of 1.32 cups/day)
I am surprised how much Europeans consume coffee. Brazil is the largest coffee producer in the world and yet they came on the 10th place... omg!