What is the most successful method for getting coffee bean tree seeds ( coffea arabica seed ) to sprout and grow
help grow or sprout COFFEE Beans
Ok, I just read the book "Skinny Bitch." so now I’m all hyped up and ready to tackle this vegan thing. I was already a fairly healthy eater. Mostly lean chicken, salmon, and whitefish type stuff, but of course ate cheese, and milk, and eggs. Anyway, today was my first Vegan Day. I did great. No cravings really. Fruit for breakfast (I passed on my normal morning coffee!), beans and veggies for lunch, and whole wheat pasta, with sun-dried tomatoes olive oil and fresh garlic, and mixed veggies for dinner along with a Morningstar PizzaBurger and half of an organic wheat bun with some organic ketchup. How did I do? I need ideas. How are some of the non-dairy cheeses? Especially the parmesan-type stuff. I really missed that on my pasta tonight. I need some support here guys. Thanks for all your help!
some leaves on my gardenia are becoming yellow, and the leaves are becoming pale (not all the leaves).
I water it everyday, and used some coffee beans to keep the ph a bit high.
what can I do to keep my plant healthy and green, without using chemicals, I mean the organic way.
I dont know anything about coffee but my husband wants a coffee maker. So i was thinking of buying a black and decker on (costs ) and then buying him a mug and as well some nice coffee beans from starbucks to make a "whole package" type of gift. So my question is…does the black and decker ones use beans or the powder? do i have to buy a coffee grinder as well? id ont understand
I am taking organic chemistry and I was wondering what is the best way to extract alkaloids from plants such as yohimbe, ephedra, coffee beans, passion flowers and others as well. Any help would be great.
So far I just put powdered coffee beans into Isopropanol and shook it vigorously, but I’m not sure what to do next.
Would I be able to use water+vinegar for the acidified water? Also is there anything else to use besides lye, because I don’t feel safe using that.
The java joint wishes to mix organic kenyan coffee beans that sell for .25 per pound with organic venezuelan beans that sell for .50 per pound in order to form a 50 lb batch of morning blend that sells for .00 a lb. How many pounds of each type of bean should be used to make the blend?
The java joint wishes to mix organic kenyan coffee beans that sell for .25 per pound with organic venezuelan beans that sell for .50 per pound in order to form a 50 lb batch of morning blend that sells for .00 a lb. How many pounds of each type of bean should be used to make the blend?
Do they treat it chemically, or add caffeine, or something?
I have two containers of the same type of coffee - one’s Starbucks, and the other is another brand made by a company that boasts about being "organic" and "natural."
The coffee beans look the same, same type, same darkness of roast, etc., and smell SIMILAR but the Starbucks container has a "sharper" odor.
I know from brewing coffee from both that the Starbucks batch IS stronger, has more caffeine.
Do they spike their coffee?
If so, why?
even though tea leaves has greater caffeine content than roasted coffee beans?
I have read several recipes on the internet but they all seem very time consuming as you must separate each bean after coating, then rub them in cocoa. How are they mass produced? Is there a home-use machine to coat lots of little things with chocolate, or could one be made?
I mean something easier than say, these two methods:
scoop up a forkful of dripping-with-chocolate beans and then push them off one at a time with the tines of another fork, aiming for the waxed paper. Repeat the dip-and-drop with the rest of the beans. -ask.com
Remove with slotted spoon, allowing excess chocolate to drip off and place beans on waxed paper.
Once the coffee beans have cooled sufficiently, but while the chocolate is still a little soft, roll the beans in your hands to form round balls - RecipeZaar.com
Guess I was thinking there must be some machine out there that does this without a human being messing with each one by hand. I was thinking of some kind of roller tray that keeps them spinning while coating and drying? - anyone work in a real candy factory? How are M+Ms coated?
Went to add coffee beans to my grinder, when I noticed a "token" corn kernal mixed in with the beans. Makes me wonder what elase might be lurking amongst the beans … Is corn used in any step of the coffee roasting process?? Could roasters be adding corn kernels to cheat the buyers on the weight of the product??? Hmmm ..
Went to add coffee beans to my grinder, when I noticed a "token" corn kernal mixed in with the beans. Makes me wonder what elase might be lurking amongst the beans … Is corn used in any step of the coffee roasting process?? Could roasters be adding corn kernels to cheat the buyers on the weight of the product??? Hmmm .. (I’m not paranoid, just thought it was odd and wondered if it is common.)
i got a snapple cap saying a single coffee tree only produces about a pound of coffee beans per year is that true cause my sister got one saying 7 of these caps are fake and i dont think this cap is true
I am having a pink and brown wedding and was wanting to use in a jar for my centerpiece with coffee beans and light pink flowers but i cant finde a place to buy just plane coffee beans?????
I roast my own coffee beans. I also get purified water at a water store. The strange thing is that my fresh roasted coffee tastes great made with my tap water which is not purified or filtered, but made with the purified water it tastes so acidy that we can’t drink it. I have tried green bean coffee blends from two different companies……….with the same result. I want to use purified water, but I don’t like the coffee flavor I end up with. Any coffee experts out there that can help me? Any referals to a good green coffee bean that produces a good coffee flavor when used with purified water? 
What is you guys favorite coffee beans and what do u put in your coffee
also does anyone know the gases/liquids/solids in cofee
Every afternoon, when I’m in downtown Kansas City the air is filled with the aroma of roasted coffee beans. What’s the story?
I can’t find it anywhere. If you know where I can find this picture, let me know. It’s just a picture of coffee beans and somewhere in the coffee beans is supposed to be a man. If you can give me a site that has this optical illusion, please let me know.
I can’t believe I wasted 5 points asking this question. I googled it myself too, before I got any answers here, and found it. I just typed in the wrong thing. Thanks for your answers anyway.
Why is this so even though caffeine content of tea leaves is greater than that of roasted coffee beans?
Looking for a recommanded online coffee company to purchase roasted coffee beans from. Would prefer a company someone has done business with. I have had bad luck getting what I ordered with the 2 companies I have tried, and the coffee beans we can buy in our town are not fresh, and limited supply. Thanks in advance.
And there’s one that’s floating there, it got away from all the other coffee beans.. and it’s just floating in there with the candle wax…
What does this remind you of?
I know one pound = 16oz but that doesn’t correlate with ounces of coffee.
lets just say the coffee beans already come in dark, medium, and light so it woudn’t matter how strong the coffee is.
I’ve heard that chewing coffee beans can give you tons of energy, because they’re so concentrated, what I need to know is if this works, and whether or not to chew roasted/unroasted. Sometimes coffee in the morning just isn’t enough.
I’m looking for a contact that sells freshly roasted coffee beans. This means someone who actually roasts the beans upon order. I prefer local beans like in Batangas or Mountain Province areas.
Metro Manila sellers would be great! If not, sources outside Metro Manila would also be ok as long as they offer delivery. I’m looking for a contact that sells freshly roasted coffee beans. This means someone who actually ROASTS THE BEANS UPON ORDER. I prefer local beans like in Batangas or Mountain Province areas.
Metro Manila sellers would be great! (Please do not point me to Starbucks, Gloria Jean’s, etc. since the stuff on their shelves are definitely not roasted 24 hours ago.) If not, sources outside Metro Manila would also be ok as long as they offer delivery.
If you have Coffee Beans can you grind them with a blender? or any house hold object you recommend please
cold brewing coffee beans for days at a time?
I was wondering which lasts nger and stays fresh longer, coffee that you buy ground or whole coffee beans that you bpurchase and grind when you need them. I’m aware that coffee beans that are whole should be kept in the refridgerator to retain freshness. Does anyone know? Whole beans v. Ground?
I have a stovetop espresso maker, but I want to use it to brew one to two cups of coffee with my "regular" coffee beans. I don’t want to use my big electric coffee maker to make a cup of coffee.
I would like to purchase 3 wooden cartons (15 kg each) of Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee beans. Where can I find it?
so im thinking about buying an immersion blender, the one that also comes with a sealed bowl, that you throw things in, and it chops them so that they dont fly everywhere… anyways.. i was wondering if these blenders are strong enough to grind coffee beans??
thanks!
Okay so I’m reading this article on Latin America and it shows this Venezuelan family sorting coffee beans. How are they sorting them? Big or little? Good or bad? Help?!
