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Single-cup brewer usage among past day coffee drinkers in the United States from 2016 to 2026

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2026

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2016 to 2026

Number of respondents

861 respondents

Age group

18 years and older

Special properties

past-day coffee drinkers

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

Original question: "Thinking of the coffee/coffee beverage you had yesterday (time of day), how was the coffee/coffee beverage prepared?."

Previous years' base:
2016: n=1,571
2017: n=1,983
2018: n=1,760
2019: n=1,770
2020: n=1,122
2021: n=1,138
2022: n=1,320
2023: n=1,256
2024: n=1,639
2025: n=1,714
2026: n=861

The most recent survey was conducted in January 2026.

Data prior to 2021 were taken from previous releases.

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In 2026, ** percent of coffee drinkers in the United States reported to have consumed single-cup coffee the day before. Also known as single serve coffee makers, the single-cup brewer method is very common among U.S. coffee drinkers.

Single-cup brewing systems per household

Many American households own a single-cup brewing system: roughly half of U.S. consumers with a household income exceeding * U.S. dollars had such a coffee maker at home. For households that generated * U.S. dollars or less, the average was closer to ** percent.

Other coffee-making methods in the U.S.

The single-cup brewer method was the * most common way for Americans to make coffee in 2026. The most popular method, however, was the **. There were also many other types of coffee making means used that year, such as the French press, bean-to-cup brewers, and the Italian Moka stove top.