Thailand is surprised to find that Elephant shit Coffee and Kopi Luwak have become one of the most expensive mixed coffees.
I don't know how heavy the taste is for people who have a good taste. Thai elephant shit coffee is really puzzling.
The size of the world is full of wonders, since there is Kopi Luwak, then this elephant shit coffee came into being. Although many people are confused, it costs about 150 yuan a cup in Thailand. It's just a matter of arsenic and honey.
A high-end Thai hotel chain is selling a coffee made from elephant droppings, which is "naturally extracted" from elephant droppings and sells for as much as $1100 (6866 yuan) per kilogram, making it one of the most expensive blends in the world. At the Anattara hotel chain in Thailand, elephant dung coffee sells for $50 for every two cups. This kind of coffee also has a nice name-"black ivory mixed coffee".
People who like heavy coffee, pay attention! A luxury Thai hotel recently launched an "elephant shit" coffee called black ivory, which is made from coffee beans swallowed, digested and excreted by elephants at a price of $25 a cup. Studies have shown that enzymes in the elephant's digestive system can digest the protein of coffee beans, the hotel said in a statement. Because protein makes coffee bitter, the less protein, the less bitter coffee and the smoother taste. The hotel has an elephant rescue center in northern Thailand, where all the coffee beans are "processed" by 30 elephants. Previously, countries such as Vietnam, the Philippines and Indonesia have launched "cat shit" coffee at a price similar to "elephant shit" coffee.
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