How to Make the Best Coffee in the Game "Coffee Shop"
By Eric Benac
Updated September 22, 2017
"Coffee Shop" is a free, online game that finds players running a coffee shop. They must make as much money as they can in 14 days. Players can change their recipe and the price of their coffee to make a coffee that draws in customers. The secret is to find a recipe that balances the ingredients into an appealing blend and to sell it at a reasonable price that doesn't cost more than your materials' cost of the day. The best recipe may vary for specific players but there is one recipe that usually works each game.
Buy the maximum amount of material each day you play. You may slightly overspend by buying too much for the day, but you will lose much more money if you run out of material part of the way through a day.
Open up the "Recipe" tab in the "Preparation" menu that appears at the beginning of every day. Look at the three tabs available: the coffee tab on top, the milk tab in the middle and the sugar tab on the bottom.
Left click on the "Coffee" tab and slide it to the right to make your coffee stronger. Stop at about 3 teaspoons to 3.5 teaspoons. This creates a strong blend coffee that isn't too strong for the average customer.
Drag your "Milk" tab to about 1.3. Leave it here to help blend milk with your coffee at a slightly under even rate. Add this much milk to smooth the taste of the coffee for the average customer.
Click and drag the "Sugar" tab to about 2.8 to make your coffee sweet. This drink will appeal to a wider range of potential buyers.
Find the "Price" tab underneath the recipe tab and drag it to about $2 or $2.50. Increase the price of your coffee as the week progresses to make more money via word of mouth customers.
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Writer Bio
Eric Benac began writing professionally in 2001. After working as an editor at Alpena Community College in Michigan and receiving his Associate of Journalism, he received a Bachelor of Science in English and a Master of Arts in writing from Northern Michigan University in Marquette.