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Caffeine Survey Reveals Most, Least Caffeinated Cities
Date:11/6/2007

go 1. Philadelphia

2. Dallas/Ft. Worth 2. New York

3. St. Louis 3. Miami

4. Atlanta 4. Seattle/Tacoma

5. Tampa 5. San Francisco/Oakland

Most Tea Consumption Least Tea Consumption

Green tea, iced tea, black tea

1. Miami 1. Minneapolis/St. Paul

2. Tampa 2. Detroit

3. Washington, D.C. 3. San Francisco/Oakland

4. Philadelphia 4. Seattle/Tacoma

5. Atlanta 5. Boston

Most Chocolate Consumption Least Chocolate Consumption

Candy, ice cream, cake, cookies

1. Chicago 1. Los Angeles

2. Atlanta 2. Riverside/San Bernardino

3. Minneapolis/St. Paul 3. Houston

4. Phoenix 4. Miami

5. St. Louis 5. Dallas/Ft. Worth

Most Energy Drink Consumption Least Energy Drink Consumption

Red Bull, etc.

1. Riverside/San Bernardino 1. Philadelphia

2. Los Angeles 2. San Francisco/Oakland

3. Chicago 3. Houston

4. Miami 4. Dallas/Ft. Worth

5. New York 5. Boston

Cities Most Likely To Say Cities Most Likely To Say

Caffeine Is Good For You Caffeine Is Bad For You

1. Seattle/Tacoma 1. Los Angeles

2. Chicago 2. Riverside/San Bernardino

3. Miami
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