Coffee is the GOAT— but #DidYouKnow legend has it goats discovered it! 🐐 Ethiopian goat herder Kaldi noticed his goats became energetic after eating coffee berries around 850 CE. The rest is coffee history ☕ Read more this #NationalCoffeeMonth here: https://t.co/qNJhdXaA5V
It's #NationalWellnessMonth, a time to prioritize your wellbeing and healthy habits. #DidYouKnow that decades of independent evidence show that drinking coffee is associated with significant health benefits including increased overall longevity? Learn more:https://t.co/WPChOfIoBe
Happy #NationalCoffeeMonth! ☕ For 115 years, NCA has proudly served coffee and the people who love it. Join us in raising a coffee cup to America's favorite beverage and follow along all month for fun facts, fascinating coffee insights, and more!
Time for another interesting #America250#CoffeeFact – coffee rationing during World War II was so unpopular, coffee became one of the first items removed from ration lists in July 1943. Learn more here: https://t.co/12rRQjTupr
☀️☕ Cool off this summer with a coffee milkshake! First created in Rhode Island in the 1930s, this refreshing treat is the perfect way to celebrate #America250 and #NationalCoffeeMilkshakeDay.
There is good news for coffee drinkers: Up to five cups of the brew a day are safe for most adults and may even have benefits for heart health, according to a new scientific statement by the American Heart Association. ☕️ https://t.co/deJEwviY9U
Drinking up to five cups of coffee a day is safe for most adults, and regular coffee consumption may be linked to a lower risk of stroke, diabetes and heart failure, according to a new scientific statement from the American Heart Association.
Read more: https://t.co/LT26qmtBdi
Here's a fun(ky) #America250#CoffeeFact: Cowboys in the American West brewed coffee using socks as filters and adding eggshells to the grounds 🤠☕ We can only hope those socks were freshly washed. 🧦
Great news for America's favorite beverage - coffee from Brazil will not be subject to new tariffs, in recognition of how tariff-free imports are the first step in coffee's huge benefits for American coffee drinkers, coffee companies, and the U.S. economy. https://t.co/0By0xho4gE
Time for more #America250#CoffeeFacts! Did you know @NYSE was born in a coffee shop? Merchants bought the Tontine Coffee House in 1791 to trade stocks, track cargo & socialize. By 1817, it had become the center of the early stock market. Read more: https://t.co/WCYrLH2Qpo
Did you know? The first cup of coffee in what became the continental United States was likely brewed by Jamestown settlers in 1607. That means coffee predates independence by nearly 170 years! ☕🇺🇸 #America250#CoffeeFacts
ICYMI: Our Specialty Coffee Report produced in collaboration with @SpecialtyCoffee found that 47% of American adults had a specialty coffee in the past day—maintaining a record high set last year. Download the full report here: https://t.co/mEVFCGatRe
Did you know that in colonial America, selling coffee (or chocolate) required a special license? ☕ Check out other Revolutionary #CoffeeFacts here: https://t.co/blgGoi1YVv
Here's a fun #America250#CoffeeFact worth celebrating: Americans drink ~507 million cups of coffee every day! That's enough to fill more than 48 Olympic-size swimming pools. ☕ 🇺🇸
As the weather heats up, sun safety is top of mind. Did you know that one large review found of the antioxidant food items studied coffee was the only one consistently associated with lower risk of skin cancer? Read more this #StayOutOfTheSunDay here: https://t.co/ntmo2lvUqI
As the USA celebrates 250 years, our love affair with coffee is still going strong: 66% of adults drink coffee each day ☕🇺🇸 This July, join us in celebrating #America250 with some #CoffeeFacts
58% of past-day specialty coffee drinkers say medium roast is their favorite. Check out more findings from our joint report with @SpecialtyCoffee here: https://t.co/M8rKEDqDLV
ICYMI—a recent study brings new insight into how coffee helps protect against us against aging and chronic disease. Read more here: https://t.co/MS13ZkL3E8
Drinking coffee is associated with health benefits for your brain and mental health. Learn more this #AlzheimersAndBrainAwarenessMonth here: https://t.co/zA1rKWZOAf
ICYMI—Researchers from Ireland's University of Cork recently found that regular and decaf coffee are associated w/lower stress & decreased risk of depression. The research was funded by the Institute for Scientific Research on Coffee. See the results here: https://t.co/mjzI6wITAh