What is the relationship between Yemeni mocha coffee and mocha? can Yemeni coffee be made into fruit tea? Yemen is unique.

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Coffee is a drink made by roasting the seeds of several evergreen shrubs. The most common source of coffee is COFFEA. "Robusta Coffee" is a more bitter plant, which is resistant to coffee leaf rust (camel rust vastatrix). Coffee is grown in more than 70 countries in the world, mainly in equatorial Latin America, Southeast Asia and Africa. After the coffee seeds are harvested, the seeds are dried, roasted to different degrees, crushed and brewed to get different flavors of coffee.

Coffee is weakly acidic (with a pH of 5.0 Mel 5.1) and has a stimulating effect on the human body because it contains caffeine. Coffee is one of the most popular drinks for human beings, and it can be made into different kinds of drinks. The effect of coffee on human health has always been a hot topic in human research, and the research conclusions vary because of its relative benefits. Recent studies have shown that moderate consumption of coffee is good for human health. The "diterpenoids" in coffee may then increase the risk of heart disease.

The earliest coffee was grown in southern Arabia; the earliest finished coffee drinks originated from Sufi Haram in Yemen in the 15th century. In East Africa and Yemen, coffee is used for religious rituals. Before the reign of Menelick II, the Ethiopian church banned the popularization of coffee consumption because religious rituals were contrary to Christianity. In Ottoman Turkey in the 17th century, coffee was also banned because of political factors and political activities at that time.

As the most important export commodity in the world, coffee ranked first among the export commodities of 12 countries in 2004. In 2005, coffee became the seventh largest agricultural export in the world. Unprocessed coffee beans are one of the most important trade commodities in the world. Although there is still a lot of controversy about growing coffee and its impact on the environment, the market for organic coffee is still expanding.

As we all know, coffee is the seed of a coffee tree, hidden among the bright red coffee fruits (also known as coffee cherries). In terms of coffee culture, Arabs prevailed earlier than in Europe. Mocha in Yemen was the largest coffee export port in the early days. The mocha here is not the popular mocha coffee. It is actually the name of a port city in Yemen, just across the sea from the African continent. The English way to write mocha is: Mocca,Mocha,Moka, the correct Arabic spelling should be Al-Mahka. According to the The World of Caffeine book, Yemen is most likely the birthplace of coffee!

Yemeni unique drink

Yemeni coffee culture is very different from other places. Yemenis like to drink a drink called Qishr, which is dried in the sun and boiled with ginger, cinnamon and sugar in the red coffee peel that still clings to the flesh. It is light pink and tastes like red jujube water. This drink is a local civilian drink and is cheaper than coffee.

Coffee and Fruit Tea (Cascara Tea)

Coffee peel hot water will become coffee fruit tea, called Cascara Tea, unique flavor, even if usually do not like coffee, afraid of bitter friends will fall in love with.