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The History of Coffee Culture in America

Merry "Corky" White, author of Coffee Life in Japan, traces the history of coffee culture in the United States (4:05)

Video by: Devin Hahn
Courtesy of: Boston University


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To say nothing about the potential health hazard of drinking coffee that was brewed in plastic containers at 180 degrees.. I am amazed that people say they enjoy drinking stale coffee...I say LAZY!!!

Very interesting video on coffee. There are not too many persons that do not like coffee. I am not one of them. I did not know that coffee is encased in a cherry like fruit. And it was interesting about the way the chemicals of caffine and another chemical react in the body that keeps us stimulated. I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing.




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