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A NEW STUDY HAS FOUND BRITS ARE HEAVILY RELIANT ON THEIR MORNING COFFEE TO GET THEM GOING - WITH THE FIRST CUP POURED JUST AFTER 7AM. OLIVER LEWIS 13:49, 10 Feb 2025 A recent study of 2,000
adults has revealed that Brits guzzle over 12 million litres of coffee each morning to jumpstart their day and survive the journey to work. This equates to a staggering 53 million mugs of
coffee consumed nationwide before the day truly gets underway! For more than half (53%) of coffee drinkers, functioning without their morning caffeine hit is virtually unthinkable, while
nearly half (47%) wouldn't dream of stepping out without a cup in hand. Londoners are particularly serious about their morning brews, with 52% asserting that coffee provides them with
the energy to tackle the day ahead and their first cup is typically poured at around 7:14 am on average. The study was commissioned by Nespresso to mark its new pod collaboration with Oatly.
Commuters at major stations like London Victoria and Waterloo can look forward to free Nespresso pods being distributed this week. BBC Traitors stars Linda Rands and Minah Shannon were
spotted brightening up the morning commute for busy Londoners, serving up steaming cups at Victoria Station. Article continues below READ MORE: Man Utd's 'biggest traitor' saw
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coffee drinkers enjoy experimenting with flavours and milk alternatives. Around 30% frequently switch from traditional milk, often for variety or perceived health benefits. In terms of milk
preferences, Gen Z is leading the charge towards oat milk, with over double the number opting for it in their coffee compared to Boomers (21% vs. 10%). Interestingly, by the age of 27,
coffee becomes an indispensable part of most people's routine, with 43% claiming it energises them and 37% using it to enhance focus. Commuters in other major hubs have a chance to grab
some pods at London's Waterloo on Friday, 14th February, and then Manchester Piccadilly on Monday, 17th February, between 7 am and 12 pm. Article continues below Anna Lundstrom, CEO of
Nespresso UK&I, observed: "The UK coffee scene is constantly evolving, with new trends and recipes shaping the way we enjoy our daily cups." "More than half of UK coffee
shop visitors now choose oat-based coffees, with favourites like Oat Lattes, Cappuccinos, and Flat Whites growing in popularity year after year." READ MORE: The Traitors star told to
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