Coffee common sense what does the fruit of coffee look like?

What we see every day are roasted coffee beans, at most we have seen yellow-green raw coffee beans, which is the most kind of fruit. What did it look like at first? What we usually see is a bit like cherries, so we sometimes call coffee fruits coffee cherries.

Generally speaking, there are two coffee beans in each coffee fruit, which are wrapped in exocarp, pulp and pectin. But about 5% to 3% of coffee fruits contain only one coffee bean, and even less, there are three coffee beans in the coffee fruit. What we usually call the primary processing of coffee beans is to remove the pulp and pectin from the coffee fruit, take out the coffee beans, and dry or dry them.

Interestingly, in the earliest days, people drank coffee from the pulp of coffee fruit to make drinks, just the opposite of now.