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01/31/2020

In this video, The Traveling Coffee Guy shows how to make Bulletproof Coffee using an Aeropress. Bulletproof Coffee is a type of coffee that has gained a lot...

04/28/2019

This isn’t a good thing. The farmers deserve better.

Since the end of February this year, the price of coffee in the Central Highlands of Vietnam has continuously dropped and currently is at the lowest level of several years, bringing no profits to farmers.

04/18/2019

Roasted Kenya Coffee sells for $10 per 100g which adds up to $100 per kilo, the farmers get less than $2 per kilo.

How they are stealing from coffee farmers

12/31/2018

12/27/2018

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Sassy's Exquisite

11/10/2018

What time is ☕️ COFFEE TIME ☕️ in your day? Please comment below

10/28/2018

Drinking coffee in moderation is good for your health but drinking a LOT of coffee is even better.

10/24/2018

The C-Price of coffee worked back in the days of Folgers and Yuban. That was horrible coffee. Machine picked and it wasn’t sorted For ripeness. It made for only drinking coffee as a caffeine delivery system. But today, most coffee is hand picked,which is grueling work. The unripened cherries are left on the plant for the next pass of the harvester. Frequently the coffee plantations are on steep and slippery hillsides, which means that not only is it a difficult job to harvest, but it is also dangerous. Prior to harvest it takes a minimum of 5 years for a coffee plant to bear fruit. Once it’s harvested the skins have to be removed. Some origins still do this by hand as well. It also has to be sun dried and raked every 30 minutes for 3 days. Usually the drying platforms are large Enough that once it’s raked it needs to be raked again. Then it has to be hulled, bagged, shipped, roasted. The C-Price is trying to remove coffee from the market placement by pricing the growers out of growing coffee. That is why when you see coffee selling for $30 a pound, it’s a great deal. When you see it selling for $6 a pound, if you. It it you are part of the problem.

Coffee is sold at a price that has nothing to do with farmers’ living expenses. When the C-Price fell to a 12-year low in August, it prompted heated discussion about how coffee pricing works and its impact on producers. Is it reasonable that coffee is used as a financial investment at the expense ...