A true world divide
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Japan? Coffee?@USelaine @infobeautiful When it comes to coffee consumption per person Japan is consistently near the top of the list. It grew more and more popular through the 20th century and they have a huge coffee culture now.
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@infobeautiful @emsquared I see New Zealand has been wandering again.
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@infobeautiful @emsquared I see New Zealand has been wandering again.
@ambientspace @infobeautiful Ha. Yes. Interesting relocation. Nestling in the bite.
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@Wintergr33n @infobeautiful The map shows the UK as teal. Which is tea.
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@infobeautiful I mix black tea and black coffee. Mm
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@infobeautiful Correlates with wealth, except for UK.
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@Wintergr33n @infobeautiful The map shows the UK as teal. Which is tea.
OMG sorry, I'm jetlagged.
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@infobeautiful Once again I'm an outlier.
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@infobeautiful It is not accurate. Vietnam is a true coffee culture and it is not on the list.
@Microplastics101 @infobeautiful Vietnamese coffee is very good, but they really drink a lot of tea in Vietnam. Even when you order a cup of coffee you often get a cup of tea to go with it it.
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@Microplastics101 @infobeautiful Vietnamese coffee is very good, but they really drink a lot of tea in Vietnam. Even when you order a cup of coffee you often get a cup of tea to go with it it.
@lhengstmengel @infobeautiful True. But they are called cafes. Something to do with french influence. Surest thing i have found everywhere. Every town has a cafe and a hairdresser. Every few hundred meters it seems. Love to see the hairdressers to population stats
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OMG sorry, I'm jetlagged.
@Wintergr33n @ZDL @infobeautiful
Since 2023 the UK drinks more coffee than tea, it was big news here as if the empire had fallen again -
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@infobeautiful New Zealand in the South of Australia?
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@infobeautiful I'm surprised that Japan is in the coffee camp. Tea is literally _everywhere_ in Japan.
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Actually I like bothโฆ
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@infobeautiful no mate?
@quincy @infobeautiful
That 'tea' in the Cono Sur must be yerba mate surely. -
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That 'tea' in the Cono Sur must be yerba mate surely.@markhburton @infobeautiful makes sense ๐ง
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I suppose at this broad and binary scale nuance is lost
South India grows and drinks both tea and coffee , maybe coffee not at tea scale but still quite a lot even with the generally slightly higher price.
Coffee shops are every where in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala.
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@infobeautiful coffee vs freshwater
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@infobeautiful (Italian genuine water lover)
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@lhengstmengel @infobeautiful True. But they are called cafes. Something to do with french influence. Surest thing i have found everywhere. Every town has a cafe and a hairdresser. Every few hundred meters it seems. Love to see the hairdressers to population stats
@Microplastics101 not sure what you're trying to say but chances are high that you get a cup of tea, not coffee, at the local hairdresser too. In small local eateries they will serve tea with your noodle soup, not coffee. Coffee is more of a luxury product. So I'd say the map is accurate, at least for Vietnam.
