Why do they put caffeine in coffee.?!
Answers: what purpose does it serve.
They don't just put caffeine in coffee--coffee is naturally caffeinated. They actually have to take out the caffeine to make de-caffeinated coffee.
It's not "put" in there...it occurs naturally.
It is a natural part of coffee! Caffeine isn't added later on! The caffeine is in the cacao beans that is used to make coffee!
occurs naturally in the coffee bean - that's why the natives liked it. Gave them a buzz
They don't put caffeine in coffee; it's there naturally. Caffeine is a stimulant, and that is one reason people drink coffee.
The coffee bean naturally has caffeine in it like tea does. It isn't put in there.
hahah they dont put caffeine in coffee, coffe has caffeine, thats why its called caffeine!!!! caffeine - coffee
Its suposed to give you energy, but really its better eating chocolotates than drinking coffee
Caffeine is in coffee because it helps people to wake up in the morning, and have a lot of energy. But it isn't put in there, it is naturally in coffee. Hope it helps you!
Coffee beans have caffeine in them. It is not "put" in there.
