Production method of coffee beans

Brazilians love coffee and are good at drinking coffee. Coffee with hot milk is a traditional breakfast drink throughout Brazil. Brazilians call breakfast "morning coffee" (cafedamanha). They drink coffee before going to work, during meetings, and often stand in front of a street cafe for a drink when walking down the street. In short, coffee is an indispensable source of energy for most Brazilians. Small black coffee, dark color, strong flavor, mellow and delicious, it is best to add a little more sugar, as the Brazilian folk song sings: "Coffee must be as black as the devil, as hot as hell, as pure as an angel, as sweet as love." When you arrive in Brazil, don't forget to taste the delicious "Coffee Sinio"!

Coffee

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer. But Brazil originally did not produce coffee. Coffee originated in Arabia and was introduced into Europe in the 18th century and was very popular. Later, the French specially shipped the coffee saplings to French Guiana, which was finally introduced into Brazil, and finally carried forward in Brazil. Don't forget the famous coffee in Brazil. Buying a few bottles and sending them home will be popular. Supermarkets and bakeries sell roasted and ground coffee, vacuum packaged products can keep fresh for a long time, or paper bags of coffee can be bought at the airport.