Over at Information is Beautiful, David McCandless has plotted common food and drink items along two critical axes, calories and caffeine content:
I have a few quibbles with the presentation, namely the axes don’t cross at 0, and the figures to the right are under-explained.  Nonetheless,  this visualization is pretty useful and stylish.
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