Coffee World Records

23 coffee world records, videos, and challenges

Coffee is a delicious drink made to stimulate and give energy to those who drink it through the inclusion of caffeine. Those who don't want energy from coffee drink caffeine free varieties. Coffee is brewed and prepared from roasted seeds of the coffee plant. World records involving coffee should be set safely, as coffee can cause burns on the roof of your mouth and energy crashes.

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Records

01:36 The Internet

Tallest Coffee Cup Tower

Brandon Boulton

Brandon Boulton stacked 19 Dutch Bros coffee cups in a single tower.

02:12 United States

Most Consecutive Bounces Of A Table Tennis Ball Alternating Between The Base Of A Coffee Mug And A Tape Reel

Brian Pankey

Brian Pankey executed 24 bounces of a table tennis ball alternating between the base of a coffee mug and a tape reel.

02:53 Canada

Longest Time Balancing A Cup Of Robin's Coffee On A Selfie Stick On Chin While Lying On Back

Doug McManaman

Doug McManaman balanced a cup of Robin's coffee on a selfie stick on his chin for one minute, 28.47 seconds while lying on his back.

04:10 Canada

Longest Time Balancing A Tim Hortons Coffee On A Selfie Stick On Chin While Seated

Doug McManaman

Doug McManaman balanced a Tim Hortons coffee on a selfie stick on his chin for two minutes, 41.65 seconds while seated.

03:23 Canada

Longest Time Balancing A Coffee Cup On Left Foot While Lying On Back

Doug McManaman

Doug McManaman balanced a coffee cup on his left foot for one minute, 43.93 seconds while lying on his back.

05:40 Canada

Longest Time Balancing A Coffee Cup On Right Foot While Lying On Back

Doug McManaman

Doug McManaman balanced a coffee cup on his right foot for four minutes, 16.00 seconds while lying on his back.

Tallest Coffee Creamer Mini Cup Tower By A Child Under 10

Lyla Chang

Lyla Chang balanced 10 sealed coffee creamer mini cups in a single freestanding tower at a wooden table in Flagstaff, Arizona. Seven white cups support three orange cups, and she holds both hands clear while the finished stack stays upright for more than five seconds.

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