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Drip coffee maker 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, the drip coffee maker was used by ** percent of coffee drinkers in the United States for their past-day consumption. While it was still the favorite method of the year, ***percent fewer people used drip-coffee makers compared to 2016.

Methods of preparation

While drip coffee usage has declined significantly, other coffee preparation methods have become more prevalent. In 2026, around ** percent of respondents reported to have made a cup of coffee using a single-cup brewer during the past day. Espresso machines have also become more common, compared to a decade ago: in 2026, about ***percent of past day coffee drinkers used an espresso machine, remaining in the top five brewing methods.

Coffee roasting

Roasting coffee beans is what gives coffee its signature aroma and flavor, and there are various roast types to choose from in this day and age. When asked about the kind of coffee roast they drank the day before, the majority of U.S. survey respondents stated they drank a cup of medium roast coffee. Light roast was significantly less popular.