The soft fruit from which a coffee bean is obtained is commonly known by what name?

Correct answer: Cherry

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plantlover1111
plantlover1111
i never knew that robusta had more caffeine than arabica. thx for this!
HIPPIE CHICKEN
HIPPIE CHICKEN
Great question! I had no idea!
WaldoLydeker
WaldoLydeker
People, read "A History of the World in 6 Glasses" by Tom Standage. The six are: beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, Coca-Cola. By far the one with the most consequence is coffee. To quote: "...coffeehouses provided an entirely new environment for social, intellectual, commercial, and political exchange." For the first time in history, deep thinkers exchanged ideas endlessly over a cup of Java.
AmicableStarfish6000
AmicableStarfish6000
I wonder where in the world they talk of coffee cherries. I never heard it before, and i thought i knew a bit about coffee.
wiseoldman
wiseoldman
I worked on a coffee plantation in New Guinea and NEVER heard of the term cherry ......
silly millie
silly millie
AmicableStarfish6000, they aren't cherries. the fruit of the coffee plant look like cherries.
RogueWitch13101
RogueWitch13101
well you learn something new every day!!
Player #13087862
Player #13087862
plantlover1111, and dark roasting "cooks out" way more caffeine! Go for Breakfast Blend.
SOS
SOS
If the coffee bean is just the seed of the cherry I wonder what they do with the fleshy part of the cherry? I hope they don't just waste it! And what does the fleshy part of the cherry taste like?
NorthPoint
NorthPoint
SOS, Coffee cherries are fruits, and yes, you can eat them. They even have a nice sweet flavor. But before you rush out to try them, there are good reasons these are not a popular fruit. Unlike regular cherries and other fruits, coffee cherries have not been grown to optimize the fruit flavor. They have very little flesh and tough, leathery skins. These cherries are primarily seed and very little tasty fruit.
Calabtangan'  Boyoyong
Calabtangan' Boyoyong
whichever Robusta or Arabica, coffee keeps you going
Lorraine
Lorraine
I don't see the pint of decaffeinated coffee, I want the caffeine!
Lorraine
Lorraine
SOS, like a cherry maybe 🤔
Robbino
Robbino
Player Billynomates, hard to find pure Robusta--the best i have found is from Lavazza.
Juliette
Juliette
plantlover1111, ICU
Player #2512936
Player #2512936
Do buy Fairtrade! Anything:. Coffee, chocolate, nuts, etc!
Portia
Portia
How interesting! Never knew that.
Fun guy
Fun guy
coffee was said to be evil until a pope blessed it after tasting it - coffee houses sometimes had a bad reputation as intellectuals are scary to the establishment.
Nannad
Nannad
well I'll be blowed never knew that 👍
Player Billynomates
Player Billynomates
will be buying robusta from here on mmmmm coffee
LateralRendering3
LateralRendering3
Player #1853334, read the answer again
silly millie
silly millie
1italian, I agree!!!!
Emz 474
Emz 474
Player #1853334, me either
Player #1853334
Player #1853334
I never knew they came from cherries .