Specialty Coffee Beans Lists
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What is a pea coffee bean?
What is a pea coffee bean? Pea-type coffee beans (also known as caracoles) are small round bean-shaped fruits, the shape of coffee beans are usually two halves, but this bean is a whole grain, long in the center of the coffee fruit. Pea coffee beans are usually separated from the regular beans and sold as distinct coffee beans. They are popular in Japan at an expensive price
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Boutique Coffee learn Coffee Common sense what is bourbon coffee?
What is bourbon coffee? A plant variety of Arabica coffee, bourbon coffee first appeared in Bobang Island, now Reunion Island. These delightful coffees are exported from the island of Bobang to Latin America and Africa. Some of the best Latin American coffees come from bourbon trees, which are best grown at 1000-2000 meters above sea level.
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What is Shadow Coffee (or Bird friendly Coffee)?
What is shadow coffee (or bird-friendly coffee)? Shaded coffee is coffee that grows in the shade of the awning (shade is formed by local mixed trees). Traditional Arabica coffee grows in many shady places in Mexico, Central America, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela and other countries of the world, including India and Indonesia, as well as many parts of Africa, while other Arabica coffee grows in
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Boutique coffee learns the common sense of coffee what is monsoon coffee?
What is monsoon coffee? Monsoon coffee (rainy season Malaba) is a unique coffee from southern India using a typical air-drying process, specially stored in an open warehouse and exposed to the monsoon to increase viscosity and reduce acidity. Monsoon coffee is stored in a special warehouse until the monsoon arrives, and the ventilation structure is designed to allow the moist monsoon to circulate through the coffee.
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Boutique Coffee learn Coffee Common sense what is caffeine?
What is caffeine? Caffeine is a substance found in the leaves, roots and fruits of 100 plants in nature. it is also a mixture of methylxanthine. Caffeine usually comes from coffee, dimethoate and tea. Caffeine is also used in energy drinks and drugs to treat colds and flu. Coffee and tea also contain other dimethylxanthine theophylline. Tea
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The taste of coffee requires you to know how to record the taste.
In Life Coffee (4), we introduce sour, sweet, fragrant, bitter, mellow, astringent and other flavors. Jnsxkf22kala, let's record the taste on the basis of these tastes. Record the date of your cup of coffee, the variety of coffee, and so on, and then record the taste of the coffee one by one. We divide it into levels 1 to 5, 1 generation.
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Make yourself a cup of coffee and taste the afternoon coffee.
Where is the famous coffee bean producing area? What are the specifications of coffee beans? What is the process of roasting coffee beans? What kinds of coffee do you have? What are the ways of making coffee? the past life and present life of coffee can be answered here one by one. On November 15, student reporters from the Quanzhou student press delegation came to the Moxi Cafe in Yiquan Street to learn about coffee and make coffee.
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How has coffee changed America? The History of Coffee in the United States
1670 Dorothy Jones from Boston was licensed to sell coffee. He became the first American to sell public coffee. From 1688 to 1688. Coffee replaced beer as the most popular breakfast drink in New York. The civil war of 1861-1865 raised the popularity of coffee to a new level. Soldiers on both sides are equipped with coffee beans on their mouths.
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Don't drink coffee if you don't understand these six things.
Many people seem to be addicted to coffee and are willing to spend a lot of time in long queues in famous coffee chains, but do you really know anything about coffee? I'm too embarrassed to ask the clerk some basic questions about coffee. Let's popularize the six things you need to know about coffee and improve your coffee taste in three minutes. If you don't understand these six things, don't drink coffee. Light.
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The difference between "washing" and "Solar" Coffee beans
When you buy coffee beans, you can always hear words such as washing in the sun, half-washing in the sun, half-day honey treatment and so on. Let's talk today about the difference between washing and sun-drying beans. What effect does it have on the flavor of coffee beans? The coffee beans after harvest must enter the treatment program immediately, otherwise they will begin to ferment, making the coffee beans have a bad smell. The method of treatment is the method of sunlight.
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What are the "chemical" ingredients in a cup of coffee?
The taste is delicious and fragrant. As can be seen from the advertising words of coffee, flavor is the soul of coffee. Recently, "Coffee Flavor Chemistry", co-written by Dr. Zeng Fankui of Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics of Chinese Academy of Sciences and Professor ou Shiyi of Food Department of Jinan University, was published by Jinan University Publishing House. This is the first academic monograph on coffee processing in China. Set
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The fourth part of the history of coffee-the commercialization of coffee
For many coffee lovers, the period from the mid-19th century to the end of the 20th century was the dark age of coffee. In this day and age, coffee has lost the mysterious charm of the Middle East, become commercialized, and frankly become ordinary. When coffee was first introduced to England in the 17th century, it was enjoyed by all sectors of society. But the rich will enjoy it in their social clubs.
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Italian Coffee making fancy Coffee recipe
Latte is a classic blend of Italian espresso and milk. Italians also like to use latte as a breakfast drink. In the Italian kitchen in the morning. Coffee and milk are usually brewed on a sunny stove. Italians who drink lattes like milk rather than espresso. Only espresso can.
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Procurement guide scheme / manual filter coffee maker
Manual filter coffee pots are permeable coffee-making utensils that give coffee a clean, bright flavor with little or no sediment. The coffee pot is also easier to clean. If you use a paper filter, the coffee grounds can be removed from the filter and poured directly into the trash can or used as fertilizer. Manual filter coffee makers are the cheapest to buy, although they are very
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Coffee plants originated from the forests of the Ethiopian plateau
Coffee plants originated from the forests of the Ethiopian plateau. It is believed that the first coffee plant appeared in undeveloped human areas (places similar to the pronunciation of caffee), where coffee got its name. A popular legend tells the story of a shepherd named Kaldi. One day, he found that his goats were very excited. They were energetic and mischievously chasing each other.
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Specialty coffee is essentially fair trade, not futures.
Coffee is essentially a fair trade, not as a futures. For example, in May 2006, the Manor La Esmelada Geisha coffee, the Panamanian coffee set $50.25 per pound recorded at online auction (the award-winning coffee retails for more than $100 a pound). But Panama is only a coffee-growing country. Not only in third World countries but also in developed countries such as the University of Australia
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From coffee beans to a cup of coffee
The process from coffee beans to a cup of coffee Coffee is a plant. But before it can be drunk, it must go through several stages and travel thousands of miles. Harvesting coffee beans Red coffee cherries from the coffee bush. Each coffee berry usually contains two types of coffee beans. The exception is male beans, where only one bean is produced. The flavor of beans is produced by the bush growing ring of coffee trees there
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Caffeine is one of hundreds of chemicals found in coffee.
Caffeine is one of hundreds of chemicals found in coffee. However, it is most infamous because it affects many people's physiology, and it is said that caffeine is harmful to the human body. In fact, caffeine is found naturally in many plants, not only in coffee shrubs, but also in plants such as tea and cocoa. Caffeine does stimulate the human spirit, which also gives
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The traditional method of making coffee
Siphon brewing method: using the principle of steam pressure (a method invented by a marine engineer, probably inspired by a steam engine), the heated water flows upward from the lower beaker through a siphon and filter cloth, and then mixed with the coffee powder in the upper cup, and the ingredients in the coffee powder are completely quenched out, and the quenched coffee liquid flows again after removing the fire source.
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Analysis of producing countries of High-quality Coffee beans in Coffee Bean producing countries
1 South America [Colombia (Colombia)] is the second largest coffee producer in the world, accounting for about 12% of the world's annual output, which is much lower than that of Brazil, but most of them are high-quality mountain-washed beans. Central Colombia is divided into valleys by three north-south longitudinal mountains, of which the central and eastern mountains are the main coffee producing areas. Coffee here
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