Skip to main content

Black Insomnia coffee.

   According to CNN, Black Insomnia coffee was founded by Sean Kristafor, who launched the company last June and first began selling locally to cafes in Cape Town, South Africa.

  A cup of the world’s strongest coffee has 1.7 times more caffeine than the Food and Drug Administration's daily recommended intake.

   A 12 oz. cup of Black Insomnia, depending on how the coffee is brewed, can contain up to 702 mg of caffeine. 

  For comparison, a serving of Starbucks’ dark roast coffee has approximately 260 mg of caffeine and a can of Red Bull has 111 mg.
  According to the Mayo Clinic, going over the recommended limit increases your chances of experiencing caffeine-related issues such as nervousness, migraines, insomnia, muscle tremors and one of the most dangerous of the pack: heart palpitations. 






  


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Controversy surrounds ‘bikini baristas’ serving coffee in Texas

Controversy surrounds ‘bikini baristas’ serving coffee in Texas : Customers at a new coffee shop in Texas are getting their beverages delivered by baristas wearing bikinis, but that idea isn’t sitting well with everyone.

Blind Coffee Chain Taste Test

Starbucks Barrel Aged coffee

See more at Daily coffee news Starbucks barrel aged coffee.   Starbucks has for the first time introduced barrel-conditioned coffee to its menu, offering a new whiskey-barrel-aged Sulawesi out of its  Seattle Reserve brand  roastery in the form of bulk whole bean coffee, as well as two new drinks drawing from the 800-pound aged batch.