GraphJam has hundreds and thousands, nay, hundreds of thousands, of graphs. Some funny. Some not. Here are some coffee related graphs from GraphJam for your edification.
Coffee Infographics
Coffee Video Friday: A Chemex Method from Hasbean
I love the style of these tutorials, and the accompanying infographics. The accent is also full of win. From Hasbean.
Coffee Infographic: Caffeine at work
Nice little infographic from life in the office. My coffee in the office solution is an aeropress. It significantly cuts down on time spent preparing coffee at work, so it’s less of a cost for your employer. Which is socially responsible.
Produced by Consultant Services Group and Life In The Office Blog.
Coffee Infographic: 50 ways to drink your java
There are many ways to enjoy a coffee, and many ways to ruin good coffee by trying to enjoy it… while this infographic struggles with some basic english, it provides a bunch of new drink varieties for you to google.
50 types of Italian coffee: espresso, cappuccino and many more by Charming Italy
Coffee Infographic Friday: the relative health benefits of Coffee and Tea
Regular readers will already be familiar with the health benefits of caffeine, here’s some more “evidence” in the form of an infographic, for the visual learners.
Coffee Infographic Friday: A Dry Cappuccino
Do you know what a dry cappuccino is – it’s one with airy foam rather than microfoam. I can’t understand why you’d want that.
Here’s a handy infographic from Flickr user Nyoin.
Espresso Infographic Shirt
This, friends, is a meeting of the categories. An infographic on a shirt.
I tried to buy one, but they currently appear to be unavailable. I’m not sure why the graphic uses a single basket rather than a double.
Coffee Infographic Friday: A visual guide to popular drinks
While the infographic I posted a couple of weeks ago went down the pie graph path for explaining the content of some standard (and some rare) coffee fare – this one sticks to the basics to make sure you get your drinks right first time, every time.
From lokeshdhakar.com, where there are heaps more.
Coffee Infographic Friday: The comparative water use of different substance
Coffee is not the most environmentally friendly drink out there – especially when you’re considering the water used to produce it.
From the Economist:
“A cup of coffee, for example, needs a great deal more water than that poured into the pot. According to a new book on the subject, 1,120 litres of water go into producing a single litre of the beverage, once growing the beans, packaging and so on are measured.”