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The process of producing dung-like coffee is quite cumbersome. Ding Jin employs Arabian coffee beans hand-picked by local mountain tribal women as raw materials, and then mixes coffee beans with bananas, sugar cane and other vegetarian foods often eaten by elephants to feed elephants. This gives the coffee a unique earthy and fruity flavor. After thorough cleaning, the semi-finished coffee beans will be sent to Bangkok and finally baked into finished products. [1]

This exotic coffee has replaced Kopi Luwak, a "shit-like coffee" made from coffee beans eaten and excreted by Thai elephants. Ding Jin, who has been involved in Kopi Luwak business, said that after an elephant ate coffee beans, stomach acid decomposed the protein in the beans during digestion. On the other hand, the bitterness of coffee mainly comes from protein, and the common bitterness of coffee disappears after decomposition. This principle is similar to that of cat dung coffee, except that the elephant's stomach is larger and more conducive to digestion and decomposition. [1]

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The coffee, called Black Ivory, costs $1100 a kilogram and retails at $50 a pot, more than double the price of Kopi Luwak. It is said that this "elephant dung coffee" has an earthy aroma and a lubricated taste. The inventor of the coffee, Blake Dingkin, a businessman from Canada, has invested 300000 dollars to produce the coffee in the mountains of northern Thailand. [1]

It takes about 33 kilograms of fresh coffee fruit to produce 1 kilogram of "Elephant shit Coffee", so it is expensive. At present, the price of a kilo of Kopi Luwak is US $500m, and the price of a kilo of shit-like coffee is around US $1100. At present, the feces produced by picking fresh coffee fruits to feed elephants are processed. [2]

With regard to the high price of "elephant shit coffee", Ding Jin said half-jokingly that elephants are inefficient "workers". 33 kilograms of coffee beans produce only one kilogram of "elephant shit coffee", while most coffee beans are chewed, broken or hidden in grass eaten by elephants. it is difficult to extract from elephant droppings.