What's Your Cup of Coffee?

 We all have our own tastes and preferences, and when it comes to coffee, it's no different. But with a plethora of coffee varieties to choose from, the possibilities are endless.

Here we will look at the five most popular types of coffee, and maybe, just maybe, you will have a new favorite. 

1. The Latte

If you've ever gone to a coffee shop, chances are you've heard the person in front of you, or behind you order one of these at least once. And for good reason. Not only is it beautifully prepared, but the Latte is extremely versatile, coming in a multitude of flavors - ranging from carrot cake all the way to mushroom. This cup of coffee can aid in lowering the risk of Type 2 Diabetes, help improve memory, as well as fight off infections. A truly beautiful cup of coffee.

2. Green Bean Coffee

Green Bean Coffee is one of the latest trends to hit the industry. This coffee is made with the extract of unroasted coffee beans mixed with hot water, honey, and sugar. This type of coffee is believed to help with blood circulation, cholesterol, as well as weight loss due to its large amount of antioxidants. 

3. Espresso

Have you ever seen anyone bouncing off the walls in the morning? Chances are they had some espresso. One of the less flashy classics, this coffee is pure energy. This coffee is prepared with freshly ground coffee powder, and hot water. Benefits of this brew include improved concentration, protection from UV and air pollution, as well as being low in calories. A very solid choice for those who like simplicity.

4. Cappuccino

One of the more flamboyant drinks on the list, the cappuccino backs up its looks. This drink is the dressed up version of espresso. Made with double espresso, steamed milk, and steamed milk foam to top it off. Known for its bold looks and taste, the cappuccino is also known to help reduce the risk of stroke by up to 20 percent, and increase digestive health. 

5. Mocha Frappe

Seen by many coffee purists as a dessert, the mocha frappe is a staple for coffee consumers with a craving for sweets. This delicious drink is often made with coffee, condensed milk, sugar, chocolate or caramel syrup, topped with whipped cream with chocolate chips as well. While this may sound like an absurdly unhealthy drink, it has several benefits. These would include maintaining liver health and function, reducing insomnia and muscle pain, maintaining density of bones, as well as combating depression. 

Special thanks to netmeds for providing the health benefits of these drinks.