Kopi Luwak, the world's most expensive coffee (up to $600 per pound)

made from coffee beans eaten and then excreted by a Sumatran wild cat

a long-handled copper pot for making Turkish coffee

Where does the name 'cappuccino' come from?

resemblance to the brown coats worn by Capuchin monks

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Coffee Fun facts

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National Coffee Day is on September 29 and on October 1st is is the International Coffee Day. This Quiz is a great way to celebrate your favorite drink with trivia and fun facts! #trivia #coffee #coffeetrivia #coffeelovers #coffeefunfacts #coffeehistory #coffeeworld #coffeeproduction #cappuccino

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1
Espresso literally means?
to go out quickly
black and intense
to speed it up
to force out
2
Coffee was the first food to...
to play a role in Aztec religious ceremonies
to be freeze-dried
to be roasted and ground for drinking
be shipped from Europe to the New World
3
Kopi Luwak, the world's most expensive coffee (up to $600 per pound)
made from coffee beans eaten and then excreted by a Sumatran wild cat
brewed in solid gold pots
grown at a higher altitude
is processed during a harvest moon
4
What is an ibrik?
a tool for grinding coffee beans
a Middle Eastern coffee house
the Turkish word for barista
a long-handled copper pot for making Turkish coffee
5
40% of the world's coffee is produced by...
Colombia
India
Brazil
Kenya
6
Why was coffee banned by 16th century Muslim rulers?
the black market that sprang up in the coffee trade
its addictive effects
its stimulating effects
Sufi mystics who wanted coffee limited to themselves
7
Which country drinks the most coffee?
Germany
Iceland
Sweden
Finland
8
Which is NOT a benefit of drinking coffee?
reduced risk of anxiety
reduced risk of Alzheimers
reduced risk of heart disease
reduced risk of cancer
9
Before coffee what was the most popular breakfast drink?
hot chocolate
tea
beer
water
10
Most coffees are a mix of...
light and dark roasts
African and South American beans
caffeine and oils
Arabica and robusta beans
11
Where do coffee beans grow?
a large shrub
the roots of a coffee plant
on low growing vines
trees
12
Where does the name 'cappuccino' come from?
The size of the cup in which it’s commonly served
color of Capuchin monkeys
The Italian puccino, meaning “light brown one”
resemblance to the brown coats worn by Capuchin monks

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Coffee Fun facts

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Questions 12

Answers

1
Espresso literally means?
to go out quickly
black and intense
to speed it up
to force out
2
Coffee was the first food to...
to play a role in Aztec religious ceremonies
to be freeze-dried
to be roasted and ground for drinking
be shipped from Europe to the New World
3
Kopi Luwak, the world's most expensive coffee (up to $600 per pound)
made from coffee beans eaten and then excreted by a Sumatran wild cat
brewed in solid gold pots
grown at a higher altitude
is processed during a harvest moon
4
What is an ibrik?
a tool for grinding coffee beans
a Middle Eastern coffee house
the Turkish word for barista
a long-handled copper pot for making Turkish coffee
5
40% of the world's coffee is produced by...
Colombia
India
Brazil
Kenya
6
Why was coffee banned by 16th century Muslim rulers?
the black market that sprang up in the coffee trade
its addictive effects
its stimulating effects
Sufi mystics who wanted coffee limited to themselves
7
Which country drinks the most coffee?
Germany
Iceland
Sweden
Finland
8
Which is NOT a benefit of drinking coffee?
reduced risk of anxiety
reduced risk of Alzheimers
reduced risk of heart disease
reduced risk of cancer
9
Before coffee what was the most popular breakfast drink?
hot chocolate
tea
beer
water
10
Most coffees are a mix of...
light and dark roasts
African and South American beans
caffeine and oils
Arabica and robusta beans
11
Where do coffee beans grow?
a large shrub
the roots of a coffee plant
on low growing vines
trees
12
Where does the name 'cappuccino' come from?
The size of the cup in which it’s commonly served
color of Capuchin monkeys
The Italian puccino, meaning “light brown one”
resemblance to the brown coats worn by Capuchin monks