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rckmix t1_itzfp3a wrote

Flat whites: 2 espressos and milk.

Nice viz!

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aannoonn2021 t1_itzg8r8 wrote

French press at home, espresso on the go. Both black, no sugar.

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4tuani t1_itzh2ih wrote

A flat white and a latte are not the same 💀

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santimo87 t1_itzj5ew wrote

I dont believe cold brew is as popular as capuchino and latte.

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BelAirGhetto t1_itzlmtw wrote

Cocoa, exclusively! Coffee is too much for me….

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Justme100001 t1_itzrrg1 wrote

I always ask my self when people order coffee to go: why not drink it when it's hot and brewed only seconds ago. Where and when are you going to drink it ? In your car, at your desk an half hour later ? This is coffee you know.

Just wondering...

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hugseverycat t1_itzva3a wrote

The vertical axis is weird. From the title you'd expect this to have something to do with how many drinks are ordered but I think it's actually the composition of the drink?

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vancitygirl_88 t1_itzx6fu wrote

Flat white is a 2:1 espresso:milk ratio not the same as a latte which is 1:2

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CryptoWard t1_iu0052w wrote

Confusing Graph, as it shows both preference as well as coffee composition.

For example Flat white is a double shot, where Latte and most cappuccinos are single shot espressos. You might wrongly compare bar sizes to compare espresso amounts, while one bar is smaller than the other, hence you should compare ratio I guess.

Just a bit sub-optimal

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ACorania t1_iu00xsa wrote

4 pumps of flavor makes up 20% of the drink?

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truthismfollow t1_iuabg0l wrote

Not the best way to use a stacked bar chart as it is meant to show the composition of a particular category.

Breaking it down: X-axis shows coffee type and Y-axis shows consumption %

However, with the use of a stacked bar you are implying that the Y-axis is also showing % of ingredients used in each coffee type: So is long black/Americano ~12% water and 8% espresso? What is the remaining 80%?

TLDR: Incorrect chart type used but interesting info none the less!

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