Coffee Junkies: Best Black Cup Of Joe In Vegas
This morning, I treated myself to the best cup of coffee in Vegas. A very black, hot, and tall cup of java from Founders Coffee. Sure, I could go around a drink coffee at various places and then declare them the “best of Las Vegas” winner, but why should I? I already know. Founders is the best. Period. And I know because I am the biggest black liquid junkie in the city.
Yes, like so many people, I cannot function without a fat cup of coffee in the morning. Java, Rocket Fuel (or as I like to call it Liquid Crack) is the ultimate nectar of the gods.
I’m such a Java junkie, that if I don’t get my fix, chaos will ensue, markets will crash and yours truly would be in jail (where’d I’d probably be bartering sporks for coffee made in old tube socks). I will literally do whatever it takes to get my Black Magic.
I even, laughingly, tried to quit drinking coffee one time because the “oh it’s not good for you” crowd infiltrated my thoughts. I switched to tea. That lasted a whole 2 days, because, let’s face it, TEA SUCKS.
History Of The Magic Bean
Café is king of all morning habits, but it wasn’t but it wasn’t always that way.
While we may never know the true history of coffee, Nescafe.com states, that coffee is widely accepted that the Ethiopians were the first pushers of wakey wakey juice. As the story goes, a goat herder named Kaldi fed his goats some beans and they went off the rails. Can you imagine watching a bunch of goats all spun out? I bet we can find it on Instagram somewhere.
When it made its way to Europe sometime in the 17th century, it actually scared people.
According to website, coffee was “the black liquid” or “the bitter invention of Satan”. It got so bad, the local clergy asked the pope to weigh in, and after drinking a cup, he gave it a HUGE THUMBS UP!
After the guy who speaks for Jesus gave his approval, coffee houses became incredibly popular in Europe. In fact, this is the time when it replaced the common breakfast drink, which was (ready for this?) beer and wine.
In the 17th century the bean made its way to the good ole USA stated by NesCafe.com. At the time, tea was king, until that whole Boston tea party thing went down. I bet you thought it was because of taxes. Nope. It was because Tea Sucks. (Also, don’t get your history lessons from DJs).
Coffee Is The Most Popular Drink (Drug)
According to Coffee-Rank.com, Centuries later, liquid crack is considered the most popular drink on earth and is consumed by 30-40% of the World’s Population. In the US, we consume 65% of the planets production, because, well, it’s the American thing to do.
Also, because tea sucks!