There are plenty of new phenomena almost every week in Tiktok, and some of them are related to coffee-related consumption or experiments. 

Actually, some of these types of addictions do find combined courses in the platform, from Adult Tiktok to TikTok Shopping. 

Both coffee and TikTok are addictive. They both give you a boost of energy and keep you awake. However, there is a difference between coffee and TikTok. Both can be actually compared in terms of dopamine to other sources of addiction, like porn, video game, betting, shopping, etc.

But what about coffee and Tiktok?

Coffee gives you a quick burst of energy. Tiktoks give you also a short-lasting social engagement.

Coffee is a popular drink around the world. It has been used for centuries as a stimulant and a source of energy. Coffee contains caffeine, which is a stimulant that increases alertness and improves mental performance.

TikTok is an app that allows people to create short videos and share them with their friends. The app was launched in 2016 and became extremely popular, being currently the primary social media app for younger generations.

Let’s check two of the most famous combinations of both addictions, coffee, and TikTok in the sorts of videos on the platform.

Lemon coffee trend on TikTok

In the last few days, a “miraculous” recipe that includes coffee and lemon in its composition and promises to reduce measures and lose weight in just a few days went viral on TikTok.

Caffeine may assist in improving mood, memory, and wakefulness. Lemon, on the other hand, contains about 6% citric acid in each unit, regardless of the classification, having high bactericidal, antioxidant, healing, depurative, digestive, and detoxifying power, besides being a facilitator in fat metabolization.

But watch out, several nutritionists explained that the mixture has no scientific proof that it helps us lose weight. In summary, lemon and coffee can offer us a wide range of benefits, but mixing the two is not synonymous with a drink that makes us lose weight, and it is even more interesting to consume them separately.

What are the risks in ingesting the mixture?

Exacerbated amounts or more frequently for those who do not usually drink coffee can cause adverse effects, such as insomnia, nervousness, agitation, irritability, stomach pain from the increase in gastric juice, accelerated heartbeat, and muscle tremors.

Dalgona Coffee

Nowadays some recipes go viral and we feel like making them too. So it was with this recipe for Dalgona Coffee, which started popping up in our feed, mainly from TikTok.

But after we saw how it is made, we realized that it is nothing more than the whipped coffee our parents used to make when we were little! Sure, it wasn’t so whipped, but the principle is the same. Beat instant coffee with sugar and a little water until it is creamy and then add the milk.

Dalgona Coffee is a drink from South Korea, and as we have already mentioned, it is nothing more than instant coffee beaten with water and sugar until it is extremely creamy. From what we have researched, India is also said to be the inventor of the recipe.

5 accounts to follow in Tiktok if you are a coffee addict

If you are interested in getting more content related to coffee in TikTok, then you should follow these accounts

 @Jameshoffmanncoffee

First of all, James Hoffman – a World Barista Champ, author, and co-founder of Square Mile Coffee Roasters, and a super popular YouTube star. You will enjoy watching his quick videos on TikTok, and when he shows that experimenting with coffee can be quite messy!

@Yourkoreandad

Nick Cho, the creator of Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters, has become an internet sensation in the last year as Your Korean Dad and it’s been crazy to watch it all happen in real-time.

@Dallmyr_de

Latte art is still very popular on the internet, and so is this account, which is owned by a German coffee shop, and includes your daily dose of latte art plus some quirky drink-building too.

@Espressobarred

The next wave of coffee will be aesthetically pleasing thanks to the lawyer and coffee enthusiast, Erica. Her pup, Taco is quite cute but her coffee content is one of the best and most creative on the platform.

 @1cupofcoffee

The Starbucks barista who has 101k+ followers adores making drinks at Starbucks and also makes delicious-looking concoctions at home, is named Tye.