Americans are free to drink coffee.

Americans drink coffee like a game that doesn't need rules, with no taboos. Europeans brew coffee with all kinds of attention, Americans are dismissive. Americans drink coffee freely, and coffee culture also penetrates their lives hard to separate, and the influence is so deep that it is not a life without coffee. It is said that the Apollo 13 spacecraft, the first manned class to the moon, had a life-and-death failure on its way home. At that time, the ground staff comforted the three astronauts with one sentence: Come on! Hot coffee awaits you. Whether at home, in the office, in public, or at a roadside vending machine, Americans can't do without coffee almost 24 hours a day. This accounts for one-third of the world's coffee production and is the world's largest coffee consumer.

Generally speaking, life in the United States is busy and intense, unlike people in Europe and the Middle East who can enjoy life in a relaxed mood. They are often a large pot of electric filter coffee (Drip Coffee Marker), from morning to night, due to the addition of more water, less coffee (a cup of ten grams of coffee to two hundred CC of water), the taste is particularly weak, so many people criticize American coffee is really bad to drink. In fact, coffee drinkers across the United States can still taste their favorite coffee flavor with a little effort. If pure American coffee is divided into two main types, the East Coast of the United States is stronger than the West Coast, and the South is stronger than the North. Ethnically speaking, southern European and Latino people prefer strong coffee more than British, German and northern European immigrants.

In addition, although the United States is the largest exporter of instant coffee, there are not many people who drink instant coffee in the United States itself. As a result of their increasing emphasis on healthy eating in recent years, the market for caffeine-free Coffee has increased, and the trend of drinking coffee without sugar has become more and more common.