Coffee Chains Offer Deals and New Blends for National Coffee Day as At-Home Consumption Rises

Many Americans drink coffee daily, with the average being 1.7-2.8 cups per person. The U.S. imports a lot of coffee but doesn't rank in the top countries for per capita consumption.
Coffee chains like Dunkin', Krispy Kreme, Starbucks, and others have deals for free or discounted coffee on National Coffee Day, Sept. 29.
Moderate coffee intake may have health benefits but too much can cause anxiety. During the pandemic, at-home coffee consumption has increased.
Coffee companies are offering promotions like new blends, sweepstakes, and discounts to celebrate coffee and attract customers.
Adding yogurt or creamer can enhance your at-home coffee. Some tips are provided for making tasty coffee drinks.

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