Coffee term: unwashed coffee (Un-washed Coffee)
Unwashed coffee (Un-washed Coffee): or (natural), (naturally dried).
Non-washing coffee: after the coffee fruit is naturally dried by the sun, the pulp and peel is removed by the sheller, and the quality of the coffee is unstable.
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Fine coffee beans basic coffee terminology: unripe beans
Unripe beans: the original meaning is (green), used to refer to immature beans. It has the smell of grass and an uncomfortable smell. The purpose of storing raw beans to dry them is to deal with this practice adopted by mature people.
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Boutique coffee formula soju coffee
Coffee Origin Formula: soju Coffee name: Caf Brulor Origin: French and American ingredients: deeply cultivated Coffee 150cc; Brandy 20cc; Cinnamon; cloves; mint leaves; 2 cubes of sugar; lemon peel; operation: put spices, sugar, lemon peel and brandy in a shallow pan and boil over low heat. After extinguishing, pour the coffee into the pot and use it again.
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