New Year's resolutions have been the hot topic around the Buzz water cooler lately. One slow-moving colleague of ours mentioned giving up caffeine, and we were shocked. We have neither the will nor the willpower to attempt such a feat. You'll have to pry our three-times-daily quadruple-hammerheads from our cold -- yet shaking -- dead hands. We don't call it the Buzz for nothing.
Whether it's in pills, drinks, mints, or even bath soap, caffeine seems to be a popular and thriving commodity. And it works. But how does it stack up in Search? Searches for "caffeine" have gone down 30% over the last month. Does that mean you're all on an anti-caffeine kick too? We give you til February. In the meantime, here are a few of the top "caffeine" searches...
Filed under: New Year, Food and Drink
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