Classic Coffee Breaks Trivia Quiz
This Classic Coffee Breaks trivia quiz follows everyday coffee culture from the kitchen counter to the office pot. Expect clues about TV neighbors, orange-handled restaurant pots, bubbling brewers, instant crystals, and diner refills.
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What This Quiz Covers
The questions cover TV coffee neighbors, long-running ad slogans, orange restaurant pot handles, bubbling kitchen brewers, early drip machines, instant crystals, diner refills, office pots, and a New York grocery-store origin.
Trivia Study Guide ›
- Which workplace appliance became a social gathering point long before single-serve pods appeared?
- Which decaffeinated brand was strongly associated with orange packaging and restaurant pot handles?
- Which brand promoted its crystals as a quick cup from a jar with the phrase “Taster’s Choice”?
- Which brand’s commercials emphasized “mountain grown” coffee in a red can?
- Which baseball star appeared in ads for an automatic drip machine that became a kitchen fixture?
- Which home machine brand, launched in the early 1970s, helped drip coffee replace many kitchen percolators?
- Which brand used Mrs. Olson in TV commercials about a better-tasting cup from the kitchen?
- Which brand was long tied to the slogan “Good to the Last Drop”?
- Which coffee seller took its name from an old New York grocery store at 63rd Street and Broadway?
- Which electric brewing device made the bubbling sound many kitchens associated with morning coffee?
- Which brand used “Fill it to the rim” in ads built around a cup filled close to the top?
- Which restaurant habit was often signaled by a server circling the dining room with a glass pot?
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