100... - Beverages

Beverages.


Define: beverages.
   - any liquid suitable for drinking "may I take your order"
   - a drink, or beverage, is a liquid which is specifically prepared for
     human consumption. In addition to filling a basic human need,
     beverages from part of the culture of human society.
   - a liquid to consume, usually excluding water; a drink. This may
     include tea, coffee, liquor, beer, milk, juice or soft drinks.
   - beverages - the 17 breweries for ale and stout, employing 1300
     persons, have an output of 52.4 million gallons valued at
     £9.8 million. Most of the malt for the breweries is made in
     Canterbury..
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I found this as well that lists all sorts of different beverages and has a short description at the side of it explaining what each one is. It may come in handy at some point.

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Types of beverages.
From the top list of definitions above, it is listed that the types of beverages available are:

• tea/coffee
• liquor
• beer
• milk
• juice
• soft drinks

So because listed here there is 6 different types of beverages, I will conduct a short statistical survey where I will ask people which of these beverages they choose/prefer, and then this will be the type of beverage I will continue my research on.

I figured the fastest way to get a decent enough result so that I can carry on with my work is to post the question on Facebook. As well as put it on a few peoples walls and send it out in messages to people. So to not influence any decisions I wrote the question out as:

"
RESEARCH FOR UNI: 
If you had to choose just one of these types of beverages, which would you choose/prefer?


tea/coffee
liquor
beer
milk
juice
soft drinks


Just send as a reply please. Thanks.
"


I will wait a short while and tally up my results...
The total amount of responses I received was 75, which I think is a good enough number to work with and gives a more accurate result, which was:

Tea/Coffee got the most responses by a huge amount from soft drinks which came second, so because of this I will now narrow down my research to just Tea/Coffee.