Finshaggy
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Some Stuff About Coffee
I did some Marijuana Tips, so I figured I would do some coffee tips. I do not personally drink Coffee, but I study Psychoactive herbs, so I have done some reading about Coffee and some of its replacements around the world.
Most people in America, and possibly in other places, have only tried like Starbucks, McDonald's, Folger's and Maxwell. So the "best" coffee is Colombian Mountain Grown.
But Starbuck's, McDonald's, Maxwell and Foldger's may have their own "Roasts" and "Strains" of coffee they are growing, but they are pulling Coffee Beans from a VERY small pool of Genetics. If you have ever heard someone talk about Amsterdam, they talk about "Coffee Shops" and how you can buy all kinds of things there that are illegal other places. Amsterdam is also well known for its water ways and stuff. It used to be a big part of Global trade, and most likely still is, I don't know what Amsterdam exports though.
And Coffee originally came from Africa, Ethiopia to be exact. MOST of the Coffee that exists outside of Ethiopia, is the descendant of 1 single plant that was taken from Ethiopia by process of a plant clone. A few other strains have made it to Yemen and Indonesia and other places throughout the years, but most Western Strains come from one plant that went to France I think it was, and it was around the time of Christopher Columbus within a hundred years or so.
So if you want to get some new blends of Coffee that have never been outside of Africa, then Ethiopia is where to go. And there are probably families passing down strains and stuff, like Marijuana kinda.
Cuban Coffee, in Cuba they boil their coffee down REALLY small amount, so it's a lot stronger. Like if you made a pot of coffee with a coffee machine, then put it in a petal pot on the stove and boiled the pot down to one shot glass.
Guarana, Contains Caffeine and Theobromine. So has the effects of Coffee and Chocolate.
Guyusa, Kinda of like Tea, but it is used in place of Coffee in some places. And is stronger than Tea.
Yerba Mate, Kinda of like Tea, but it is used in place of Coffee in some places. And is stronger than Tea.
I did some Marijuana Tips, so I figured I would do some coffee tips. I do not personally drink Coffee, but I study Psychoactive herbs, so I have done some reading about Coffee and some of its replacements around the world.
Most people in America, and possibly in other places, have only tried like Starbucks, McDonald's, Folger's and Maxwell. So the "best" coffee is Colombian Mountain Grown.
But Starbuck's, McDonald's, Maxwell and Foldger's may have their own "Roasts" and "Strains" of coffee they are growing, but they are pulling Coffee Beans from a VERY small pool of Genetics. If you have ever heard someone talk about Amsterdam, they talk about "Coffee Shops" and how you can buy all kinds of things there that are illegal other places. Amsterdam is also well known for its water ways and stuff. It used to be a big part of Global trade, and most likely still is, I don't know what Amsterdam exports though.
And Coffee originally came from Africa, Ethiopia to be exact. MOST of the Coffee that exists outside of Ethiopia, is the descendant of 1 single plant that was taken from Ethiopia by process of a plant clone. A few other strains have made it to Yemen and Indonesia and other places throughout the years, but most Western Strains come from one plant that went to France I think it was, and it was around the time of Christopher Columbus within a hundred years or so.
So if you want to get some new blends of Coffee that have never been outside of Africa, then Ethiopia is where to go. And there are probably families passing down strains and stuff, like Marijuana kinda.
Cuban Coffee, in Cuba they boil their coffee down REALLY small amount, so it's a lot stronger. Like if you made a pot of coffee with a coffee machine, then put it in a petal pot on the stove and boiled the pot down to one shot glass.
Guarana, Contains Caffeine and Theobromine. So has the effects of Coffee and Chocolate.
Guyusa, Kinda of like Tea, but it is used in place of Coffee in some places. And is stronger than Tea.
Yerba Mate, Kinda of like Tea, but it is used in place of Coffee in some places. And is stronger than Tea.