What's your drink? A double cappuccino? Ha! Wimp! Real coffee drinkers down the brain-blowing 10-shot espresso now being offered at a popular Brooklyn coffee bar. "It's one giant cup of jet fuel," the owner of The Pulp & The Bean tells the New York Daily News. He could only down a third of the 20-ounce drink. "I'm still spinning," he said. The $8 drink is officially called the Dieci—Italian for "10"—but the cafe pitches it as "coffee porn in a cup."
At least one cardiologist is concerned the caffeine level may be too extreme. "If you're young and healthy you will get away with it, but it's not something I would recommend," said Dr. Jacob Shani, chief of cardiology at Maimonides Medical Center. Others were more blasé. "Caffeine can't really jolt me," said one sort-of satisfied customer. "New Yorkers don't really get jolted by caffeine." (Click here to read about a popular drink that's losing its caffeine.)