How many cups of coffee do you normally drink each day? We all need that ‘pick-me-up’ to keep us going through the day, and teachers soon muster the knack of drinking lukewarm or cold coffee.
The team at mental-floss have compiled 15 interesting facts about coffee – however, we are not advocating that you change your coffee for beer in the morning, like the Prussians used to (see fact 3)! Here’s to the goats.
How do you drink yours? Comment below
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