The quiz that tests your knowledge of coffee and its origins

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💡 Explanation : The coffee plant originated in Ethiopia, where it was first discovered. It then spread to Yemen and around the world.

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💡 Explanation : Arabica represents approximately 60% of global coffee production. It is valued for its mild taste and low caffeine content.

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💡 Explanation : Espresso is an Italian coffee prepared by using steam to force water through ground coffee, producing a concentrated beverage.

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💡 Explanation : Iced coffee is often prepared by cold brewing, a method that involves steeping ground coffee in cold water for several hours.

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💡 Explanation : Turkish coffee is often prepared with cardamom, which adds a unique and spicy flavor to this traditional drink.

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💡 Explanation : Roasting is the process of cooking coffee beans, which develops their characteristic aroma and flavor.

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💡 Explanation : Freeze-drying is used to produce instant coffee. The coffee is first brewed, then dried to remove the water.

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💡 Explanation : Although espresso has a stronger taste, filter coffee generally contains more caffeine due to its larger portion size.

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💡 Explanation : Café au lait is prepared by adding hot milk to coffee, creating a smooth and creamy drink.

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💡 Explanation : Robusta coffee is mainly grown in Southeast Asia, particularly in Vietnam, which is one of the world's largest producers.

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💡 Explanation : Decaffeination is the process by which caffeine is extracted from coffee beans, often using solvents or water.

No, not that.

💡 Explanation : Viennese coffee is served with whipped cream, giving it a rich and creamy texture.

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💡 Explanation : Green coffee beans are unroasted beans. They are used to produce coffee after being roasted.

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💡 Explanation : Mocha coffee is known for its distinct chocolatey aroma, which comes from coffee beans grown in the Mocha region of Yemen.

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💡 Explanation : Irish coffee is prepared by adding Irish whiskey to coffee, often with a layer of cream on top.

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💡 Explanation : Arabica coffee grows mainly in tropical areas, between 1,200 and 2,200 meters above sea level, where the climate is ideal for its cultivation.