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It will average out, so we will need to ask a British person what size an average cup of coffee is.
by stubish 3y ago
It will average out, so we will need to ask a British person what size an average cup of coffee is.
- d1sxeyes 3y agoBrit here, an average cup of coffee would be around 1 heaped tsp of instant coffee in a 300ml mug with a bit of breathing room, say 275ml? But that would include the milk, so maybe around 200ml water and 75ml of milk. Would vary quite a lot from person to person though.
- morsch 3y agoThat'd be around 57 mg caffeine. On the weak side, compared to espresso or drip coffee. You think the most common preparation is instant coffee? Kind of surprising.
- d1sxeyes 3y agoIn the UK? Yes. I think in the UK, most people drink most of their coffee at home rather than out at a Starbucks or similar. Some folks have a percolator or a cafetière or a fully automatic, especially younger people, but if I were to be invited round to meet someone’s parents, I’d expect instant. To be fair, I haven’t lived in the UK for over ten years now, I can imagine Nespresso type machines may have taken the lead.
- Kirby64 3y agoNot necessarily. If people are differentially biased to report higher cup counts when their actual caffeine strength is lower (because, for instance, they drink 6 cups of instant coffee), then that will have large implications on the study. Controlling for caffeine content is extremely important.