The phrase "attracted coffee" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be interpreted in a context where someone is expressing a preference or desire for coffee, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After a long day, I found myself attracted to coffee as a way to unwind."
Alternatives: "drawn to coffee" or "enticed by coffee".
[New York Sun] Odds and Ends "Cuppings" at independent cafes attract coffee connoisseurs who wouldn't be caught dead sipping an overroasted blend and regularly travel to another borough for superior beans.
As we enter the second half of 2014, it would be fair to say that big data has gone mainstream, attracting coffee table books, multiple industry landscapes, consumer applications, and large amounts of funding.
Similarly, pheremone traps are used to attract coffee-drillers (pests) and drown them in plastic bottles.
The cockroaches would certainly be trapped by the tape, but they're not particularly attracted to coffee grounds, he explains.
The high street chains have increasingly offered chai, chocolate and other hot drinks to attract non-coffee drinkers.
Tifferet and colleagues investigated consumer behaviour in 1053 medical students and reported that men were more attracted to branded coffee (85%) than women (64%); suggesting that advertising affects young doctors as it does in the wider population, promoting certain coffee drinking behaviours.
Colombian coffee attracts a premium over other arabica coffee of $0.10 a pound for its quality, but its price, at around $0.76 a pound, is at its lowest for eight years.
So Sunbeam is trying to ensure that Mr. Coffee maintains its lead by attracting a younger coffee drinker.
The scheme, which kicked off by getting baristas to write Race Together on coffee cups, attracted sharp criticism and social media mockery.
Revitalization of the South Loop was well under way by 2004 and attracted new restaurants, condominiums, coffee shops and a Target store.
