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Roasted, whole coffee beans from the species C. arabica

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Fermented coffee (green) beans without the hull from the species C. arabica

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Roasted coffee beans from the species C. liberica

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Freshly picked coffee beans from the species ‎C. canephora

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Coffea robusta before and during the processing stage.

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Using 1 cup of coffee beans, coarsely grind coffee beans.
Pour coffee grounds over 4 cups of water in a large container.
After stirring the grounds and water together, place a lid over the container then let sit for 12 hours on the counter or…

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Coarsely grind one cup of coffee beans.
Add grinds to four cups of water and place container into refrigerator for 12 hours.
Place a cheese cloth into a strainer and pour coffee into strainer.
Ready to enjoy after placing desired amount of water…

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Steam milk and set aside.Pour two ounces of espresso into Lungo cup. Pour steamed milk into espresso to desired amount and mix.

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Drip coffee is perhaps the most common form of coffee brewing. Drip coffee machines use a filter filled with coffee grounds and a chamber of water. As the water boils, it vaporizes and "drips" over the beans, percolating into a carafe.

Drip…

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Begin by aerating your milk.

Fill your milk pitcher half-full. Aerate your milk by guiding the steam wand into the surface of the milk in the milk pitcher. Create a layer of foam on the milk’s surface – it should sound like a sprinkler. After…
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