Similarly, liquid forms (as bought in cafés, or iced coffee) should have caffeine in mg/litre. A bit like cigarette strengths.
Then coffee addicts could select best "bang for the buck".
I Reckon...
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That coffee should have a standardised measurement of strength on the retail packaging, like caffeine content in mg/kg dry weight or something.
Similarly, liquid forms (as bought in cafés, or iced coffee) should have caffeine in mg/litre. A bit like cigarette strengths.
Then coffee addicts could select best "bang for the buck".
Similarly, liquid forms (as bought in cafés, or iced coffee) should have caffeine in mg/litre. A bit like cigarette strengths.
Then coffee addicts could select best "bang for the buck".