Americans thrive and survive on coffee both financially and physically, according to one study. The Harvard School of Public Health has found that people who consume coffee have a lower chance of getting skin cancer, but this may be a skewed study and other factors need to be considered.
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Hmm. Interesting implications of these statistics. - Elena, Neon Tommy
Source: thatsnerdalicious.comCNN anchor and picky eater Anderson Cooper has a new daytime talk show, and he recently ran a segment where he tried coffee for the first time. That’s right, a 44-year old guy who’s never had coffee (or spinach, or brussel sprouts).
COFFEE JERKS - a compilation of 1950’s and 60’s-era coffee commercials from the Prelinger Archives, edited down to just the moments when the guys were the biggest jerks to their wives about coffee.
Source: Boston.comWhat used to be a leftover is now a delicious specialty
- Until a couple of years ago, iced coffee usually meant a big, sweaty aluminum cylinder of the stuff, weakening as the ice melted, spigot at-the-ready. Or worse: in the fridge, bitter and over-concentrated, chilled from a breakfast pot. It was, for so long, the Rodney Dangerfield of coffee.
The Dutch government today announced that by the end of the year, the country’s famed marijuana-dispensing coffee shops would start to close to tourists and be open only to Dutch citizens. By next year, no tourists would be able to legally buy marijuana.
I hope those doughnuts were tasty.
-Veronica; Neon Tommy Food Columnist
