How Much Coffee You Drink...

25 people responded to the question "How Many Cups Of Coffee Per Day Do You Consume?" Here's how it shook out.


The survey was flawed in that it did not allow people the option to choose "Ewwww! - NO Cups." SO it is a good thing that I am not getting paid for this.

However, for the 25 cultured people who responded, the majority (68%) said that they drink 5 or less cups of coffee per day while just 12% said that they drink more than 5 and 20% responded by indicating that their only source of fluid intake is coffee.

What are the implications of this survey's results? First, that only a lousy 25 people in over 30 days came to this blog AND could bother clicking a button (no, no, I'm not bitter). And second, that 20% of the survey group probrably need to drink some straight water once in a while - I mean really, your kidney's need a break once in a while.

How Many Cups Do You Drink?

I have just been informed that there is a flaw with the above poll. There is no option for 0-cups per day.

Huh.. Silly me, this is a blog about coffee and so I did not figure it appropriate to add zero cups as an option. But, since my wife reads this blog I guess I will have to consider her as an option.

Sorry honey.

How You Drink Your Coffee?

I posted a survey on this blog and 33 people responded. Here's the skinny.

54% of this blog readers drink their coffee the way that God intended - black!
18% drink their coffee with just cream
21% drink coffee with cream & sugar
6% add some sort of flavoring to their brew

This means that almost half of the people who responded to the survey don't really drink coffee but rather some form of coffee drink. Now, far be it from me to tell people how to drink their coffee (but I will anyway) but if you need to add something to your coffee then the coffee that you are starting with is not very good. And if all you are served is Charbucks, Maxwell House, or Folgers then your dilemma is clear - you need some good coffee.

I hope that through this blog that you will discover good coffee - sooner rather than later. Stay posted as I will continue to explore the wide range of single-crop and blended-coffees in the time to come.