Everything You Wanted to Know About Coffee in Three Minutes

Coffee — it’s the fuel of the modern world and certainly this site. And, if you believe this video (apparently not made by Starbucks or the American coffee lobby), it’s the greatest, safest addiction around. Take it all with a grain of salt … while you drink your morning cup of joe.

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  1. Joe says . . . | January 20, 2012 / 8:37 am

    That is going to be my new excuse for my coffee habit – I’m making sure my blood is an insect-repellant.

  2. nir says . . . | January 20, 2012 / 11:44 am

    loving the 9gag meme appearance in this video.

    great post!

    cheers.

  3. Steve says . . . | January 20, 2012 / 1:24 pm

    Nice video on rejuvenating java. For some other enjoyable coffee culture take a look at coffee’s dark history of dissent or why coffee takes like freedom.
    http://www.brainonholiday.com/2012/01/19/the-dark-history-of-coffee-and-coups/

  4. susan frissora @thefoodmaven says . . . | January 20, 2012 / 5:19 pm

    but, WHY is mandy patinkin the grim reaper??? haha

  5. Vera says . . . | January 21, 2012 / 7:43 am

    this is crap. coffee induces the body to release cortisol, a stress hormone which has been directly linked to increased appetite and weight gain in numerous scientifically conducted medical studies. So enough of the coffee hype already!

  6. Kealas says . . . | January 21, 2012 / 9:56 am

    Great Post!
    I’d also like to add that the Hawaiian coffees are the best coffees from around the world.

  7. Helene says . . . | January 22, 2012 / 9:19 am

    Interesting but…you speak too fast !

    Helene, québécoise
    Montreal, Quebec

  8. CoolPolarBear says . . . | January 26, 2012 / 11:28 pm

    Mandy Patinkin played one of the reapers in a short lived yet great series Dead Like Me. :0)

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