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For many Americans, the habit of coffee-taking is real and will not stop anytime soon. With the stress of having to meet daily needs, many people wake up feeling tired and a bit under the weather.

As one of America's coffee capitals, Portland, Oregon, has grounds for worry: coffee prices have soared to historic highs. "We have bags of coffee on our menu that are $28.50. That's a lot of money ...