Thailand launches high-end elephant dung coffee
According to Xinhua News Agency, for non-fragrant coffee lovers, "black ivory" mixed coffee is just right. Luxury hotel group Anattara launched this high-end coffee in Thailand on the 25th at a price of $25 per cup.
The Anatara Group said the coffee is mainly composed of beans digested and excreted by Thai elephants, so it has a "particularly smooth taste".
Priced at $1100 a kilogram, the beans are said to be "naturally purified", making them among the most expensive coffee in the world. As a high-end coffee upstart, "black ivory" borrows secret recipes from other products. Coffee beans digested by Indonesian civets are also expensive in the market and are in short supply. Jamaica's famous "Blue Mountain" coffee is also made in the same way.
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Croats set Guinness World record for the largest cappuccino coffee
Croatian volunteers took part in the production of the largest cappuccino coffee in the capital Zagreb on the same day. They poured more than 2000 liters of cappuccino coffee into an oversized coffee cup, setting the Guinness World record. (responsible Editor: coffee Sound)
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Japan has announced that it has successfully processed coffee grounds into feed
Japan's Minghe Industry will sell the feed to livestock farmers across the country from this autumn at a price of only 6 to 7 yen per kilogram. It is understood that about 100000 tons of coffee grounds are produced in Japan every year. Due to the high moisture content and perishability, they were used as compost before. (responsible Editor: coffee Sound)
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