Not everyone drinks coffee, and some people cut caffeine in the afternoon. A few caffeine-free drinks make the kitchen work for everyone.
An office should stock a few caffeine-free drinks: decaf, a grain-based drink, fruit or herbal teas, and access to water. It is a simple addition that includes people who skip coffee or avoid caffeine later in the day.
Suggestions
- Decaf coffee.
- Grain coffee.
- Fruit and herbal teas – check the ingredients on the package.
- Water from a dispenser or filter.
How to serve them
Keep teas and grain drinks in a labeled container by the kettle. If the office has a coffee vending machine (publisher's site), ask whether the menu includes caffeine-free options.
No health promises
Choose drinks based on taste and ingredients, not slogans on the box. People know what they need.
FAQ
Is green tea caffeine-free? No, green and black tea both contain caffeine.
How many teas should we keep? A few popular ones are enough. Add more as the team asks.