How New Jersey Takes Its Coffee, According to New Data

A recent report has revealed everything you wanted to know about coffee drinking in New Jersey, and some things you never thought to ask, too.

All The Facts About Coffee Drinking In New Jersey

This story, published by Coventry Direct, covers everything from how much coffee we drink to how we like our coffee prepared.

The data provides insights into coffee consumption across multiple categories for each state in the country. Notably, New Jersey’s figures are particularly surprising.

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Let's start with how much coffee we drink in the Garden State. The study says we average 1.72 cups per day. Really? Many people I know hit that number before they get to work in the morning.

What Is New Jersey's Favorite Way To Drink Coffee?

We now move to the taste preference categories. How do New Jersey residents like to drink their coffee? The study has revealed our perfect cup.

Here are some of the nuggets of information the study reveals about how we drink our coffee. in New Jersey:

Sugar - We like 1.17 spoons of sugar in our coffee.

Cream - 2.05 teaspoons of cream, please.

Latest Cup - New Jersey average last cup of coffee happens at 2:08 PM.

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And the report says we spend just under $9 a week on coffee, and that sounds extremely low, unless you're having coffee only on alternate weekdays starting on Tuesday.