Amid all the doom and gloom inflation news, here’s a morning pick-me-up – Ohioans pay less for a cup of coffee than most.

That’s according to Toast, a point-of-sale platform.They crunched their numbers and determined Ohioans pay an average of $2.79 for a regular cup of coffee while the nationwide average sits at $3.08 a cup. Here’s how our neighboring states fared –

• West Virgina – $2.65
• Indiana – $2.79
• Michigan – $2.83
• Pennsylvania – $2.91
• Kentucky – $3.03

Hawaii might be paradise, but it’s also home to the most expensive cup of coffee at $4.08. California had the highest-priced up in the lower 48 at $3.88. If you’re looking for the best bargain, you can get a cup of coffee in Nebraska for about $2.12, the lowest in the country.

And Midwesterners love their coffee. Axios reports consumption in the Midwest is at an all-time high with 65% of adults saying they’ve had a least a cup in the past day.

All this despite many news outlets, including Newsweek, reporting global coffee bean prices surging.

One final note on the Toast data – more Ohioans prefer tea to regular coffee.