How Our Coffee Habits Are Changing in the Pandemic

Published March 23, 2021

Podcast

We’re drinking more coffee at home — and tinkering with how to brew it

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The most significant change in our coffee habits through the pandemic is that more of us are drinking coffee at home, the National Coffee Association reported. Six in 10 Americans drink coffee every day, and unlike soft drinks and juice which have seen a drop, consumption has been steady; online coffee purchases, including apps and delivery, have spiked 63 percent.


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