According to a new survey of coffee drinkers in the UK, the average Briton spends at least 10, 5600 pounds (about NT $730000) on take-away coffee in his or her lifetime, as 42% of people say they lack confidence in their skills.
The survey, conducted by Dutch food company Douwe Egberts, polled a total of 2000 people. 38 per cent of Britons bought a coffee maker but did not use it, while 37 per cent did not know how to use it, while 69 per cent of subjects bought take-away coffee five days a week, spending an average of 1 to 5 pounds (about NT $47 to NT $235).
The results of the study, which is estimated to cost at least 10, 5600 pounds (NT $730000) over a lifetime, led Douwe Egberts to design a free app on iPhone that will provide a tailor-made brewing method to satisfy the public's coffee taste buds. It will guide you step by step on how to make a cup of mellow coffee that suits you, while saving time and money.
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