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You may have noticed that some coffee bag labels brag about the fact that their coffee beans are 100% Arabica. Although it does sound like something magicians say, it isn’t …

Actually, there are many species of coffee such as liberica, arabica, robusta, and excelsa. But only robusta and arabica that stands out in commercials. Each species have different taste, look, and characteristic. Have you known the difference? Which one is your favorite? Comment down below☕☕ ❤️ Tag & follow @coffeevibesdaily ☕ Follow @coffeevibesdaily for more latte art! Send coffee dm's to @coffeevibesdaily 💌

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The first one has always been shown in plain sight, a boast on the label. The second one, a shameful half-brother, hidden in the blends and never praised by anyone. This is the mainstream idea that…

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Arabica Coffee vs. Robusta Coffee: Why Starbucks only buys 100 percent arabica coffee

You’ve probably seen it before: On the packaging of the coffee is written large “100% Arabica”. Arabica coffee is often subconsciously sold to us as the “better” coffee. But where does this assumption come from and is there really anything to it? We clear up the half-knowledge and explain which coffee bean really tastes better.

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Some of you reading this may already be coffee aficionados, but for the rest of the troops, let’s get you up to speed on what goes into a decent cup of Joe...There’s actually a hell of a lot that can impact the taste of your hot wet (brew); the bean type, bean variety, how it has been processed, the way it's roasted, stored and, of course, brewed. Even your water can affect the final product. Making a cup of coffee isn't rocket science, but it helps to know a bit about the process if you…

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Robusta coffee is the misunderstood villain in the world of coffee. But now it's time to embrace diversity, and give the plant a fair chance.