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Coffee Research

davej · 2010-08-05 14:13:18

Interesting article that describes some recent coffee research results: davej

05-08-2010 2:13pm

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Interesting article that describes some recent coffee research results:

Caffeine withdrawal occurs in people who consume as little as 100 milligrams of caffeine per day

The researchers found that depending on where you get your coffee and how it’s prepared, the caffeine content in a serving can vary from 58 mg to 259 mg. Espresso shots in general had less caffeine than brewed coffee, ranging from 58 to 92 mg per shot; the 259 mg of caffeine was in a 16-ounce cup of Starbucks brewed coffee.

In a separate study, researchers measured caffeine content of “identical” cups of brewed coffee purchased on separate days, and found striking variance: 475 milliliters (16 ounces) of Starbucks Breakfast Blend contained as little as 259 mg and as much as 564 mg of caffeine.

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