Should Coffee Come With Cancer Warnings? California Says No

[Catfish]

Originally Posted by Chris K

One of my first trips in Germany was in Neustadt, and I have good memories of severing a very good coffee.

[Chris K]

Served.Typo.https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/severing

[HunterICX]

My brain isn't going to start unless I have a cup of that black stuff in the morning.

I have about 3 cups a day, one in the morning , one in the afternoon and one later in the afternoon / Evening when I get home from work.

Anyway I pay little heed to these kinds of ''research'' they change from one day to another where one contradicts the other.

[Von Due]

Originally Posted by HunterICX

My brain isn't going to start unless I have a cup of that black stuff in the morning.

I have about 3 cups a day, one in the morning , one in the afternoon and one later in the afternoon / Evening when I get home from work.

Anyway I pay little heed to these kinds of ''research'' they change from one day to another where one contradicts the other.

Agree on all those. No coffee and I'm a zombie moaning "braaaaaiiiins" to our customers, which doesn't help us getting more customers. Another thing is, journalists in non scientific papers, reporting on research reports, as a rule not only miss the mark, but they're out shooting on the wrong shooting range.

[Dowly]

If there was a link between cancer and coffee, there'd be a lot of dead Finns.


We are one of the few (at somepoint the only, not sure about now) that have coffee breaks at work secured by law. (2 x per normal 8h workday)

[Reece]

Originally Posted by Chris K

One of my first trips in Germany was in Neustadt, and I have good memories of severing a very good coffee.

Originally Posted by Catfish

Savoring, as you know well.

[STEED]

Everything and nothing gives you cancer, one minute its good for you then bad back to good and bad again then good..

Not interested what they say, drink coffee and stuff them and their gravy train.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Von Due

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According to a German engineer I spoke to, who at some point was involved with work for Lufthansa, Germans take their coffee extremely serious. Lufthansa has a risk rating system for their aircrafts. "D" means minor discomfort, "A" is wings are about to fall off. The coffee machines onboard were rated "B". As an alternative to cancer warnings, they could put up a sign on the coffee machines that says "Out of order? At least the wings are still attached. Worry less."

Originally Posted by HunterICX

Anyway I pay little heed to these kinds of ''research'' they change from one day to another where one contradicts the other.

True that

On a personal level, I never touch the stuff anyway, much prefer soft drinks.

[Chris K]

Coffee in the morning, can hardly wait.

[STEED]