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How To Make Good Coffee

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This is a powerpoint for my Regent's Scholar class at A&M University about how to make good coffee as told by Costa Ricans.

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How to Maketold by Costa Rica’s Café Britt. As Good Coffee Some photos courtesy of Varvara Marmarinou By Christy Adkins
First, you’ve got to grow the coffee plants. This whole process can take up to three years, just trying to nurse good plants!
Next, you’ve got to pick the coffee cherries. With these coffee cherries you must ferment them, so that each layer of the cherry falls off until you reach the actual coffee bean.
Then, with the coffee beans, you must take very good care of them. Workers will spend all day plowing through the beans. This helps to dry the beans off from their ex-cherry form.
Once the beans are ready, they are grinded up in a machine and then packaged, ready to be bought.
Here’s the fun part! Now you get to brew the coffee. You can use your coffee pot at home, or you can try your hand at a traditional old fashioned Coffee Maker… It might take a while though.
Congratulations! You now know how to make coffee! Enjoy!

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How To Make Good Coffee

  • 1. How to Maketold by Costa Rica’s Café Britt. As Good Coffee Some photos courtesy of Varvara Marmarinou By Christy Adkins
  • 2. First, you’ve got to grow the coffee plants. This whole process can take up to three years, just trying to nurse good plants!
  • 3. Next, you’ve got to pick the coffee cherries. With these coffee cherries you must ferment them, so that each layer of the cherry falls off until you reach the actual coffee bean.
  • 4. Then, with the coffee beans, you must take very good care of them. Workers will spend all day plowing through the beans. This helps to dry the beans off from their ex-cherry form.
  • 5. Once the beans are ready, they are grinded up in a machine and then packaged, ready to be bought.
  • 6. Here’s the fun part! Now you get to brew the coffee. You can use your coffee pot at home, or you can try your hand at a traditional old fashioned Coffee Maker… It might take a while though.
  • 7. Congratulations! You now know how to make coffee! Enjoy!