Source and history of coffee

Coffee is the most popular and most consumed drink in the world. It is usually served hot prepared from roasted coffee beans. Its popularity has given birth to many types of instant coffee. The word coffee entered the English way in 1598 from the Italian word "caffa" to the Turkish word "kahveh" to the Arabic word "qahwa". The ultimate origin of the word is uncertain if there are several legendary stories about the origin of the drink.

                 Coffee is a drink that appeals to all people, regardless of age or location. The coffee is hot or cold. The preparation of cold coffee is as popular as the hot one. You can have your coffee with or without milk or simply with whipped cream to make it delicious.

                  Coffee is one of the most popular oil sales in the world. The popularity of coffee can also be judged by the growing number of pubs and cafes around the world. You can find people of all age groups hanging in their coffee while enjoying a cup of coffee. In the morning, in the afternoon or at night, the coffee trade does not stop.

                    Many studies have shown that coffee reduces the risk of many diseases and conditions such as diabetes, gallstones, cirrhosis and many others. Coffee is the main source of stimulating caffeine in the human body. Research is underway to detect the bad and good effects of coffee. A cup of coffee, when you are really depressed, can make you more alert and increase your reasoning power. Anything that is consumed in moderation, including coffee, has no detrimental effect on your health.

                    Like cocoa and banana, coffee is a tropical export product that is produced almost exclusively in the rainforests of developing countries, but is mainly consumed in the richest countries. Fortunately, more and more coffee drinkers are demanding that their favorite baristas serve coffee that is grown to protect, not destroy, tropical forests.

                     Did you know that farmers around the world 

harvested 7.4 million tonnes of coffee in 2002, a record level, and almost double the amount harvested in 1960. It is also remarkable that a cup of coffee out of five in the world is consumed the United States. Meetings are organized, proposals are discussed, weddings are offered, agreements are finalized and much more is spent around the cup of coffee or magic java.