Coffee beans come from a fruit name ‘Coffee Cherry’. They are actually coffee seeds which resemble the shape of beans.
Coffee was discovered in 800 AD by a goat herder when he noticed his goats behaving differently after eating some berries from a plant. The goats were excited and high in energy due to caffeine.
Scientific studies have found that people who drink coffee regularly have a significantly lower risk of depression.
Brazil is the largest coffee producer, with approximately 268 million metric tonnes of yearly production. India ranks 8th on the list.
Finland is the top consumer of coffee in the world. The nation drinks around 27.5 pounds of coffee in a year. In comparison, only 11 pounds of coffee is consumed in the US.
Coffee is an exfoliator that helps remove dead skin cells, making the skin smoother and brighter.
Researchers have found that drinking coffee regularly reduces the risk of Type 2 diabetes in the long term.
Antioxidants neutralize the free radicals in our body and reduce the risk of many diseases, including heart diseases and certain types of cancer.
Nescafe was the first ever brand to create instant coffee, and the date goes back to 1929.
Decaffeination removes around 97% of the caffeine from the coffee. But a regular cup of decaf contains around 2mg of caffeine.