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  1. Coffee Lounge ☮❤
    To be frankly, I don't care much on whether the beans can help her to loose her weight or not because I am not gonna sell weight loss green coffee powder. I just want to make sure if it is safe to drinker's health, that is enough. You see, if you drink it that way and she if she gets health's...
  2. Coffee Lounge ☮❤
    Really? Exploding like a bomb?
  3. Coffee Lounge ☮❤
    Yesterday, I had an inquiry on buying washed green arabica coffee beans. The girl told me that she would grind these green (raw/unroasted) beans into powder and then pour water in and boil them. Then she will cool them down and enjoy! She guarantee me that this boiled green coffee powder is...
  4. Coffee Beans
    I do agree with you, Glenn. Yesterday I had a talk with a coffee farmer from Kon Tum, Central Highlands, Vietnam. He told me that there were several farms out there still cultivating "Old Robusta", which means the first and original robusta which was introduced into Vietnam by the French. This...
  5. Coffee Lounge ☮❤
    Missy, what is the difference btwn dried coffee extract vs powdered coffee extract? Is it 100% pure extract for the price at 46.99 per kilo?
  6. Coffee Lounge ☮❤
    Oooops, green coffee beans extract = another marketing trick?:exit:I am thinking of how people can extract the chlorogenic acid within the extract? Is the process like the way we do with decaffeinated coffee? If it is a trick, the process would be "top secret"???
  7. Coffee Lounge ☮❤
    First time I heard of green coffee, I just thought of unroasted/raw coffee beans. After getting through its definitions, I later found that green coffee can be understood as green coffee beans extract which is believed to control one's weight for weight loss. Some also call it as slim coffee...
  8. Coffee Lounge ☮❤
    To those who used to try green coffee extract, is it effective for weight loss?Yes233.33%No466.67%
  9. Coffee Beans
    I've asked several coffee specialists on Blue Dragon coffee, it turns out to be that the name was originated from French colonial times in Vietnam many years ago. The other name is Arabica du Tonkin in which Tonkin the name of the whole Northern Vietnam today.
  10. Coffee Beans
    I strongly believe that specialty coffee is an inevitable trend of global coffee consumption. Although Vietnam is a world's coffee giant. its coffee consumption seems to be at the first trend - that is, people learn how to drink real coffee. Meanwhile, many local Vietnamese coffee roasters are...
  11. Coffee Beans
    The Thai is always a good sample in doing marketing and agriculture in SouthEast Asia. However, your news really surprised me as it is valued at $25m+. This is really a good news for coffee producer from Indochina in particular and Southeast Asia in general.
  12. Coffee Beans
    ... and beautiful coffee shops, too:(.
  13. Coffee Beans
    Sorry for I misunderstood dumplings. Yeah, you see, dumpling and dim sum are delicious. Hue in the past was even much more beautiful. Time and war have changed everything.
  14. Coffee Beans
    I've had a look at Kêu. The menu made me feel hungry! Rice dumpling (or "Bun" [bún])? Aaronb, you know, Bun used to exclusively royal food before it became the public recipe. Bun is believed to be first made in Hue - the old citadel of Vietnam where royal families used to reside. I aslo saw Huy...
  15. The Tea Room
    I've just heard of that. But i think that the most benefit is the convenience. And by brewing with Keurig machines, the tea can be 100% fully extracted, which contributes to a full-bodied taste.
  16. Coffee Beans
    I think York earns a good profit:). As they sell 200gram for £3.50 or £17.5 for 1 kilogram. I think the producing cost is less than £7.5/ kilogram. However, this is value for money deal as the quality is fairly good.
  17. Coffee Beans
    I saw that the Arabica of York is Vietnam Coffee G1 Arabica Scr 18. Vietnam sorts coffee beans by screening or sieves. Screen #18 means the bean's diameter is at 7.1mm, equivalent to grade AAA. Screen 19 & 20 can be considered as grade AAA+. As the images of York show, that is Catimor varieties...
  18. Coffee Beans
    Yes, that's it. I guess that "Keu" (or in Vietnamese ~ Kêu = Call) uses original Trung Nguyen Coffee. To be frankly, many people claim that they feel unhealthy after drinking Trung Nguyen Coffee. The main reason can be it contains too much robusta mixed with some percentage of soyabean inside...
  19. Coffee Beans
    This is the first time I heard of "Blue Dragon Robusta". To be frankly, I am new to coffee. Could you mind telling me some explanation?
  20. Coffee Beans
    I've never been to the UK. However, I am heard that there are several Vietnamese coffee shops or restaurants that serve Vietnamese original foodstuffs and drinks and, of course, coffee as well.
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