Coffee beans in animal droppings are like shit the difference between coffee and Kopi Luwak

Recently, like shit coffee is so hot that every major Weibo has released and reprinted it, which instantly took away the title of "the most expensive coffee" of Kopi Luwak. But it doesn't make sense to think about it.

Elephant food mainly consists of tender branches and leaves, wild fruits, weeds, tender bamboos, wild vegetables and other plants. It probably likes coffee fruit, too. (much better than grass) but elephants must not go to the coffee garden, so if elephants can eat coffee, they are basically fed.

First, let's take a look at what's going on with civet coffee. The process is as follows.

1. Civets like to eat red coffee fruits that are ripe on coffee trees.

2. Manually pick out undigested coffee seeds from cat droppings

3. Remove the silver gray film of coffee seeds, wash them with water and dry them in the sun.

4. Roast coffee and raw beans.

There is a point here is that the civet is a guy who takes coffee fruit as the main meal, and it has its own unique method of selecting coffee fruit, so the beans he picks out are basically good beans, which people can't replace. So the method of feeding elephants coffee fruit is really weak!

In the picture above, the outer layer of coffee beans is wrapped in a seed coat, which makes the cat's stomach indigestible. The production process will first wash and remove the seed shell, and then the coffee beans inside, so in fact, the coffee beans we drink are not in direct contact with poop, and then baked at a high temperature. So the Kopi Luwak is still very clean!

But elephant shit is actually artificially fed, so there is no guarantee that beans are good or bad. Hype, gimmicks!

With regard to "shit coffee", I always have reservations.

Kopi Luwak is also being misinterpreted. Wild civets are supposed to be kept in captivity and artificially fed with coffee fruits, so

Good coffee is understood differently in everyone's mind.

Everyone knows that Blue Mountain Coffee is good, but I would like to ask you, do you really often drink black coffee? Do you really know anything about Blue Mountain Coffee? A good understanding of Blue Mountain Coffee must be based on the premise that you have had all kinds of black coffee, otherwise a cup of Blue Mountain is really not as good as a cup of milk.