Coffee is one of the most consumed drinks in the world, and while many may think that America is the main reason behind the popularity of coffee, thanks to the spread of Starbucks and other famous American cafes around the world, this is not the case ( numbers).
Below we review the seven most coffee-consuming countries this year.
1 – Finland:
Finland is the world’s largest consumer of coffee in terms of per capita; The Finnish per capita consumption is about 11.7 litres per year.
Finns consume an average of about 4 cups of coffee a day, but this is generally only. The average coffee consumer in Finland drinks between 8 to 9 cups of coffee a day on average, and some coffee lovers there drink about 30 cups of coffee a day.
2 – Norway:
The average Norwegian drinks 3 cups of coffee per day, and the per capita consumption of coffee is about 10 litres per year. Norwegians take many coffee breaks, and coffee is very popular there because of the cold weather.
3 – Denmark:
Coffee is very popular among the Danes. They drink it during work breaks and with meals, and large coffee companies are not spread there in abundance, but small roasters are spread, and the annual per capita consumption of coffee there is about 9 litres.
4 – Iceland:
Coffee is very popular among the citizens of Iceland, and all coffee shops in the country are privately owned. There are no famous coffee shops in Iceland. Starbucks has no branches in the capital, and the annual per capita consumption of coffee is about 9 litres.
5 – Holland:
The Netherlands comes in fifth place. The Dutch drink an average of 2.4 cups of coffee per day. The Dutch don’t like expensive coffee shops but rather a simple, inexpensive coffee drink in their gatherings. The per capita consumption of coffee there is about 8 litres per year.
6 – Sweden:
The tradition of drinking coffee with sweets in Sweden is known as “Vika.” Drinking coffee there has a special ritual. Cafes are spread all over the country. Swedes drink 1.8 cups of coffee per day on average, and the per capita consumption of coffee there is about 8 litres annually.
7 – Switzerland:
Switzerland, which comes in seventh on the list, is not only one of the countries that consume the most coffee but also one of the leading countries in inventing new ways to drink it, as it is the home of Nespresso, one of the most famous coffee companies in the world. The per capita consumption of coffee there is about 7.7 litres per year.
