coffee 1.1.1 [free]

Coffee is derived from the Greek word "Kaweh", meaning "power and passion"". Coffee trees are Rubiaceae evergreen small trees, daily drinking coffee is coffee with a variety of cooking utensils made out, and the coffee beans refers to the fruit of the nuts coffee, with proper baking method. Coffee is becoming more and more popular around the world. The coffee culture that follows is full of every moment of life. At home, at the office, or on social occasions, people are eating coffee, which is increasingly associated with fashion and modern life. Coffee tree native to the plateau region of southwestern Ethiopia, africa. It is said that more than one thousand years ago, when a shepherd found a sheep eating a plant, he became very excited and lively, and then found the coffee. There are also claims that the wildfire has accidentally burned a coffee forest, and the smell of roasted coffee has attracted the attention of the surrounding population. Local natives often grind the fruit of the coffee tree, then mix it with animal fat and knead it to make many ball shaped balls. The native tribes regarded the coffee balls as precious food for the soldiers who were about to go. It was not until around eleventh Century that people began using boiled coffee as a drink. In thirteenth Century, the Ethiopia army invaded Yemen and brought coffee to the Arabia world. Because Islam banned Christians drinking, some religious circles that the drink to stimulate the nerve, violation of doctrine, once banned and shut down the coffee shop, but that does not violate the doctrine of Egypt Sultan coffee, and the lifting of the ban, coffee drinks popular in Arabia area. The word "coffee Coffee" came from Arabic Qahwa, meaning "vegetable drink" and later spread to Turkey and became the source of the word in European languages. Coffee growing methods have been improved and perfected by the arabs. The growth and production of coffee in seventeenth Century has been dominated by arabs. The time is mainly used in medicine and religion, doctors and monks that coffee has a refreshing, refreshing, stomachic, physical and hemostatic effect; at the beginning of fifteenth Century documented the use of coffee, and in this period into the religious ceremony, but also in people as a daily drink. Because Islam was strictly forbidden to drink, coffee became an important social drink at that time

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