Travel for Coffee Drinkers: What Should You Order?

I don't know about you, but I need coffee. I do crazy things before I have it. A perfect example happened one morning this week. I like milk in my coffee, so after I made some I opened the fridge, grabbed a jug, and thought I was putting milk in my coffee. I wasn't. I was pouring some high pulp orange juice in it. Don't ask. Like I said, I do crazy things before any of it gets into my system in the morning. As is evident by now, I need it. Everyday. Traveling is no exception. So I got to thinking: how many different kinds of coffee drinks are there? Turns out, there are a lot!

A few observations here: 

• I'm fairly confident I consume twice the amount of coffee as the average American. 
  
• Seattle has 10X more coffee stores per person than the rest of the USA?! Wow! 
• I've never had a Cafe Breve, Cafe Tobio, or The Gibraltar. I'm apparently a slacker.
• Last time I checked 107 million is not half of 320 million. Just sayin'.

And I came across an inforgraphic produced by CheapFlights explaining several of them. If you're a coffee drinker, you'll enjoy this:

• I'd fit in, but only in the morning. I prefer milk in my coffee morning, noon, and night.
• I don't mind their "lukewarm" style. 
• The Antoccino looks really good.
• I'm willing to try it, but I don't know how well espresso and lemon go together.

• No, no, no to any kind of instant coffee! It should be illegal.
• On the other hand, rum and coffee sounds good. Sign me up.
• Egg yolk? 

• Not sure about putting coffee grounds into water or milk.
• Irish coffee usually cheers me up. So, here's to bad weather!

Bottom line

I'd probably try all of these at least once. Even the strange ones. What about you? Are you a coffee drinker? Do you need it when you travel?

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