The most delicious "coffee cup" in history
Here comes the most delicious coffee cup in history! A "coffee cup" made of pure dark chocolate, which is used to hold iced macchiato coffee, and then eat the cup after drinking the coffee. How can coffee and chocolate control be controlled by this?
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The coffee industry in Yunnan is developing rapidly and exploring the establishment of a quality traceability system.
Yunnan is the only coffee producing area in China, with unique climate and changeable geographical environment, growing multi-level coffee, which can be regarded as unique among the coffee producing areas in the world.
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The world of coffee is full of creativity.
Usually, we use a coffee grinder to grind the coffee beans to the standard we need, and then use it to brew a pot of good coffee to drink.
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