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We've all had that feeling before: Your eyes are glazed over, your thoughts are fading and your body is getting increasingly weak. you're beyond exhausted, but there are so many more hours in the day. Some days, you just need high caffeine coffee, and that's totally understandable. No ordinary cup of joe will do, though. you need the most caffeine in coffee as possible. Luckily, there are ways to make sure you're utilizing every sip.
Choose light beans for more caffeine. Choose a Light Roast Does light roast have more caffeine? Yes, the lighter the bean, the more caffeine it has. That's because as a bean is roasted and gets darker in color, the energy-boosting substance is burnt off. When deciding between a dark, sweet roast and a light one, choose the latter. Opt for Finely Ground A greater amount of caffeine is extracted from beans the more they're ground. Take the extra few minutes it takes to grind your own beans and make sure to chop them as finely as possible to have the coffee with highest caffeine content and the greatest energy boost. Plus, you'll get a fresher cup of java. It's a win-win! Know the Ratios When brewing a single serve cup of coffee, you can get more caffeine out of it by pushing the right buttons. Your first instinct might be to select the largest size available, but try to control yourself. That will give you a bigger cup of coffee, but it will also include more water than a smaller cup. Instead, brew two smaller cups and drink those. you'll get a better pick-me-up.
Go ahead - pour yourself a cup of java. Serve Yourself First When brewing a large pot of coffee, like you would with the drip coffee makers like our Mr. Coffee® Smart Optimal Brew™ 10-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker with Wemo®, the most caffeine typically ends up on the top. Pour yourself the first cup of coffee for the greatest jolt of energy. It may be against your manners, but when it comes to staying alert and focused, you need to be a little selfish. Get Some Espresso Does espresso have more caffeine than other coffees? There's a reason why baristas sometimes add a shot or two of espresso into their coffee. Espresso has a high caffeine volume, so whip up a batch of it and either drink it by itself or - if you dare - add it to your regular coffee. Throw in some sugar and sweet milk and you're sure to perk up in no time.
So fellow caffeinated companions, prepared with these coffee tips, it's time to get the most out of the caffeine in coffee brews to unlock the full potential of your favorite cups like our recipes for frappes, lattes, mochas, and more. Remember to embrace the light roast, grind with finesse, control your ratios, claim your first cup, and venture into the world of espresso with an espresso machine on-call whenever you need a power-packed pick me up. Cheers to high caffeine coffee to keep you energized and ready for the day.
