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What Are Coffee Beans

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Coffee is one of the favorite drinks of adults. They just love the kick of caffeine in their system. People drink coffee on breakfast, snacks or dinner.



Coffee bean is a seed from a coffee plant. The fruits of the coffee plant have two stones with flat sides together. Coffee beans have endosperm which contains from 0.8 to 2.5% caffeine. This caffeine cultivates coffee plants.

Coffee beans are the number one export products for almost all countries all over the world. Coffee plants come from five species: coffea Arabica, coffea benghalensis, coffea canephora, coffea liberica and coffea stenophylla.

Each species produces slightly different characteristics. Coffea Arabica comprises 70% of world's coffee trade. Coffea canephora (synonym of Coffea robusta) cultivates in places where coffea arabica is not thriving. Coffea liberica and coffea excelsa grows in very limited lands.

There are already many varieties of coffee beans anywhere in this world. More and more coffee companies develop newer flavors of coffee beans. There are herbal coffee beans developed also.

Arabica and robusta beans are the two most popular coffee beans. As earlier stated, Arabica comprises 70% of coffee all over the world. This is the highest quality of coffee, and consequently also the most expensive.

There are already different varieties of Arabica that produce a very wide range of taste. Sweet to tangy and soft to sharp, these varieties have already been produced. Even their unroasted smell is like sweet blueberries. While they are roasted, the smell is so sweet and fruity.

These kinds of coffee are delicate ones. They need higher elevation of land about 600 to 2000 meters to grow. It needs cool and subtropical climates. It needs more rain and humidity. It also needs good kind of soil and away from too much heat. It needs a good mix of sun and shade. They are very vulnerable to any kind of pest.

On the other hand, Robusta beans taste from neutral to harsh. They are the grainy type of coffee. It has the type with oatmeal flavor that people love. Its unroasted smell is like raw peanuts.

It is rare to find high quality robusta beans. They are mostly reserved for espressos. Most Italian coffee brands use Robusta.

Robusta is a hard and tough kind of plant. These can be grown in the altitude of 200 to 800 meters. They continue to flourish in this kind of elevation. They can stand rougher handling and are more resistant to pests. Because of these reasons, they yield more finished products at lower production costs. They also contain twice the caffeine Arabica beans have.

The processing of coffee starts with the conversion of raw material to commodity green coffee. It is only the coffee fruit or bean itself that is used in the plant. The seed is separated then dried.

Adding flavor to the coffee bean is varied. There is a wet, dry and semi-dry process.
What Are Coffee Beans
Coffee took a few hundred more years to be developed. The plant itself however is much older than that. Some evidence has shown that people have eaten coffee beans for over a hundred thousand years however it took much longer for someone to make it into a drink.

One legend suggests that a goat herder once ate red berries from a coffee tree and noticed himself getting excited. He claimed to feel a lift when eating the berries. By 600AD coffee as we know it today was a very popular drink.

A native Indian smuggled coffee seeds out of Arabia in around 1650AD and planted them in India. Arabia tried to prevent exporting the beans while they could still be germinated in order to control the coffee industry. Coffee is now very important for India's economy.

The Europeans spread all of the beans to the other countries when they were travelling about. The Dutch introduced coffee to Java in around the 18th century. These are the trees where one was given to the king of France as a precious gift.

Lois XIV discovered that the tree was not frost hardy and so built a greenhouse in order to make sure he could still get the delicious beans to make his favorite drink.

Coffee trees were planted along the Caribbean region and grew very well. Thousands of trees reached these areas due to the hot climate. Some of these trees were planted in Mexico, coffee is now Mexico's largest export.

At around the same time coffee found itself being planted in the French Guiana which grew very well as it is a warm atmosphere. A very sneaky man known as Francisco de Melo Palheta smuggled some of the beans out of the country and into Brazil in a bunch of flowers which were handed to him by a lady.

As a result of this Brazil now exports more coffee than anyone else on the planet!

The beans then continued their journey around the rest of the globe reaching Kenya in the 19th century which isn't very far away from their home in Ethiopia. It took them six centuries to get back home, so there you go coffee is extremely well travelled! Why not sit down and ponder that with a lovely cup of coffee?
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