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The Australian Coffee Culture

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             WHY DO PEOPLE LOVE DRINKING COFFEE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA?.
             The reasons for South Australia falling in love with drinking coffee is diverse. .
             It's a type of communication. Coffee brings people together. In South Australia, it's quite a universal way to catch up with friends, to gather, to have a chat on spare time, and even talk about business at a tiny and good looking cafe. Most of the cafes have amazing decorations and a relaxing atmosphere for people to enjoy coffee time, so a cafe is not a bad choice for people to spend their spare time. Besides that, a cup of coffee enables people to sit down and have a chat with friends for a while. South Australians drink coffee may be because they want to be more alert. However, they enjoy it more for the ritual and the taste. Some of them love sitting down, grabbing a book, and brewing up a cup of coffee. To most of the people in SA, coffee has always been more about relaxing than it has about waking them up and getting more energy. They enjoy it slowly and it is a change on a working or studying day to relax. At any rate, it could be the time that allows people to put down their smart phones and chat to people face to face while on a coffee break.
             Some South Australians drink coffee because of the tradition of their family background. "If there is breakfast, lunch and dinner, then there is coffee time." Since Australia is a multi-cultural country because of the European immigration, there is no doubt that European coffee lovers still keep this traditional habit even though they moved to a new country. Therefore, the new born generation would be affected by their family tradition and be obsessed with coffee. 2.
             Another reason for South Australians falling in love with drinking coffee could be because of the taste of coffee. Coffee lovers love that there are countless varieties of flavours and ways to make a cup of coffee. The fact that coffee beans come from natural plants guarantees that coffee made from different geographical regions will have different flavours.


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