Why do Americans love coffee so much?

Since the separation of the United States from Britain, Americans have used coffee as a way of resisting their home country of drinking tea, Britain, according to experts on the history of coffee.

Americans refuse to drink tea, which means that they refuse to accept British culture and want to build their own unique culture. Because it is well known that Britain spread British culture to its colonial countries by cultivating the habit of drinking tea in its colonial countries, Americans refused to drink tea and drank coffee in order to establish their own culture. get rid of the shadow and influence of Britain.

It can be said that American culture is based on drinking coffee.

During the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century, one of the victories of the trade unions was to enable the management to establish a coffee break system in American companies.

Because the caffeine in coffee was exciting and energetic, and the rapid industrial revolution at that time needed such indefatigable workers, which was of course good for the management, they were also willing to accept and promote this system, which greatly improved the work efficiency and accelerated the process of the industrial revolution.

It is no exaggeration to say that the fast, high-paced modern way of life of Americans is established in the process of drinking coffee. Someone once vividly said that coffee is the most popular and unregulated drug in the country.