TORONTO — New research conducted by CasinosHunter has revealed 74 popular orders across 12 Canadian provinces. The study’s popular coffee types include espresso, Americano, vanilla latte, caramel latte, mocha latte, iced latte, cappuccino, dry cappuccino and caramel macchiato.
Canada’s top-10 coffee types are:
- Flat white
- Espresso
- Cappuccino
- Latte
- Affogato
- French press
- Cortado
- Macchiato
- Matcha latte
- Mocha
Additionally, the provinces googling coffee the most and their keyword searches (per 100K population) include:
- Yukon (2,945)
- Northwest Territories (2,744)
- British Columbia (2,101)
- Prince Edward Island (1,933)
- Ontario (1,769)
- Nova Scotia (1,553)
- Nunavut (1,494)
- Alberta (1,487)
- Manitoba (1,365)
- Saskatchewan (1,279)
- New Brunswick (1,254)
- Newfoundland and Labrador (1,242)
- Quebec (1,238)
“Canada’s cold weather, especially in the winter, makes hot beverages like coffee particularly appealing. The warmth and comfort of a hot cup of coffee are very inviting in such a climate,” says Mike Hunter, founder of CasinosHunter. “However, now coffee has become a worldwide phenomenon, with so many diverse options available. From different types of beans to brewing methods, flavours and temperatures, coffee continues to be fresh and exciting. Coffee also comes with a social aspect, as more people are meeting friends or conducting business meetings in coffee shops. The flat white has gained popularity globally, striking a balance between the strong flavour of espresso and the creamy texture of milk, appealing to those who enjoy a robust coffee flavour without the bitterness of a straight espresso.”
