What is pea coffee?
Pea-shaped coffee beans (also known as Caracol) are small, round, bean-shaped fruits, usually shaped in two halves, but this bean is a whole, growing in the center of the coffee fruit. Pea coffee beans are usually separated from ordinary beans and sold as distinct coffee beans. They are popular in the Japanese market at high prices. They come from the same plants as ordinary coffee beans, but select coffee beans that are brighter, more acidic and refreshing and fragrant.
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Mellow, mild, soft, sweet and fragrant coffee can not only be the main drink on the table of three meals a day, but also a refreshing thing for leisure drinks.
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What is Shadow Coffee?
Shaded coffee is coffee that grows in the shade of the awning (shade is formed by local mixed trees). Traditional Arabica coffee grows in shady places in Mexico, Central America, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela and other countries of the world, including India and Indonesia, as well as many parts of Africa. Other Arabica coffee grows in sunny or near-sunny areas. Because of this
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