Elephant coffee how to make black ivory coffee in the process of making elephant coffee
Manufacturing process
Digested by the elephant
First feed the elephants Arabica coffee beans grown in northern Thailand about 1500 meters above sea level. After the elephant eats the beans, the coffee beans go through slow digestion, movement and excretion in the elephant body. Then, the elephant men and their wives pick out the beans carefully, dry them in the sun, and then bake them, so that the special coffee beans are ready.
Brewing
When brewing and brewing, in order to show the freshness of the coffee and enhance the customer's sensory experience, the staff will grind the coffee beans by hand on the spot, and then use the traditional siphon coffee balance method (see entry: siphon pot) to brew.
Coffee taste
In the words of Blake Dinkin, the coffee's developer, the coffee "smells floral, chocolate and earthy, with chocolate, nutty and slightly spicy, full-bodied and tea texture".

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Black Ivory Coffee Black Ivory Coffee, also known as elephant dung coffee, is coffee ground from coffee beans digested and excreted by Thai elephants and produced at the Asian elephant base in the Golden Triangle. Enzymes in elephants break down the protein in the beans during digestion, making them almost as bitter as regular coffee. The coffee was produced and approved by Black Ivory Coffee.
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Will elephants be affected by caffeine? Why does "Elephant dung Coffee" taste unique? Black
Will elephants be affected by caffeine? No, the reasons are as follows: (1) the coffee uses 100% Thai Arabica beans, with a caffeine content of about 1%, which is half that of Robbosa beans; (2) Natural coffee beans have a shell that can block the coffee oil inside; (3) caffeine extraction must be heated, which is why coffee needs to be roasted and brewed at high temperature; 4. Coffee beans
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