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@nationalcoffee
#WeServeCoffee -- since 1911.
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  • @nationalcoffee
    National Coffee Association
    @nationalcoffee
    Aug 30
    #DidYouKnow that coffee trees are choosy? They require rich soil, mild temperatures, regular rainfall and shaded sun. The majority grow in a narrow climatic zone along the Equator known as the "Coffee Belt." Learn more this #NationalCoffeeMonth here: aboutcoffee.org/origins/coffee…
  • @nationalcoffee
    National Coffee Association
    @nationalcoffee
    Aug 28
    ICYMI a recent scientific statement from @American_Heart noted that drinking up to 5 cups of coffee per day is associated with a lower risk of stroke, type 2 diabetes and heart failure. Read more here: newsroom.heart.org/news/coffee-an…
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  • @nationalcoffee
    National Coffee Association
    @nationalcoffee
    Aug 24
    On this day in 1869, the first waffle iron was patented by Cornelius Swartwout—giving us another reason to celebrate #NationalWaffleDay! 🧇☕ Here's to one of breakfast's most iconic duos: waffles and coffee.
  • @nationalcoffee
    National Coffee Association
    @nationalcoffee
    Aug 23
    Coffee has picked up plenty of nicknames over the centuries. ☕ "Java" traces back to the Indonesian island where the Dutch planted smuggled coffee seeds in the 1600s—but the origin of "cup of Joe" is still a mystery! Read more this #NationalCoffeeMonth:
    Why Is Coffee Called Joe? Find Out Before Your Next Cup
    From rd.com
  • @nationalcoffee
    National Coffee Association
    @nationalcoffee
    Aug 21
    ICYMI a recent large-scale study found that drinking coffee is associated with a lower risk of liver disease and liver cancer, adding to the existing independent evidence that coffee consumption is associated with better liver health. Read more here: edition.cnn.com/2026/07/01/hea…
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