In case you weren’t spending enough on Starbucks: You could always buy a “Quadriginoctuple Frap,” that costs a mean $47.30. What does the nearly-$50 price tag get you?

48 shots of espresso, some protein powder, two bananas, a few caramel drizzle Frappuccino chips, some vanilla bean and a little soy.

All in a 52-ounce mug. Head over to Money & Co. for more on Beau Chevassus’ mission to drink the most expensive beverage a barista can concoct.

Aaaand here’s the infographic. So if you’re a woman, you’re 1% more likely to die if you drink less than a cup per day? (Refilling my refill. —S.)

Aaaand here’s the infographic. So if you’re a woman, you’re 1% more likely to die if you drink less than a cup per day? (Refilling my refill. —S.)

Coffee linked to lower risk of death

Subjects who averaged four or five cups per day fared best, though it’s not clear why.

Awesome. Go get a refill.

Green coffee beans show potential for losing weight: In a limited trial, 16 overweight young adults taking various doses of green coffee bean extract lost an average of 17.5 pounds and 16% in body fat in 22 weeks. But questions remain, experts say.
Photo credit: Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times

Green coffee beans show potential for losing weight: In a limited trial, 16 overweight young adults taking various doses of green coffee bean extract lost an average of 17.5 pounds and 16% in body fat in 22 weeks. But questions remain, experts say.

Photo credit: Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times

Happy National Coffee Day! 
Photo credit: Mariah Tauger / Los Angeles Times

Happy National Coffee Day!

Photo credit: Mariah Tauger / Los Angeles Times

No more free cuppa joe at the Original Pantry: After 87 years, the downtown L.A. eatery quietly raised the price of coffee to 50 cents per cup.
Photo: Saul Sierra, 40, left of Hawthorne has been coming to the Original Pantry for 15 years. But Wednesday was his brother Louis’ first visit to the downtown L.A. diner. Credit: Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times

No more free cuppa joe at the Original Pantry: After 87 years, the downtown L.A. eatery quietly raised the price of coffee to 50 cents per cup.

Photo: Saul Sierra, 40, left of Hawthorne has been coming to the Original Pantry for 15 years. But Wednesday was his brother Louis’ first visit to the downtown L.A. diner. Credit: Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times

Can you get a good cup of joe in L.A.? Oh, yes. Yes, you can.
Where’s your favorite coffee joint?

Can you get a good cup of joe in L.A.? Oh, yes. Yes, you can.

Where’s your favorite coffee joint?