Is coffee a vegetable?!
Is coffee a vegetable?
Is coffee a vegetable because it is made out of beans and beans are vegetables?
Additional Details4 months ago
Since coffee is made outof beans and beans are vegetables, does that mkea coffee vegetables? If not, why? If so, why?
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4 months ago
Since coffee is made outof beans and beans are vegetables, does that mkea coffee vegetables? If not, why? If so, why?
Duh. No.
no. coffee has no nutritional value.
Coffee is actually considered a fruit, because the bean comes from the fruit of the plant. It is loaded with antioxidants. You can fool people at work or at home by asking them: "what is the most highly consumed fruit in the US daily?" the aswer of course is Coffee.
The coffee plant is a kind of berry, so it's fruit. The "beans" are the seeds.
Beans are legumes not vegetables so I would say no.
It would be a fruit, and only if you eat the beans.
All coffee and espresso, whether of the species coffea arabica (gourmet) or coffea robusta (grocery store), is always the pit of a cherry grown in sub-tropical climates. The "bean" or seed of the cherry goes through a long process of picking, pulping, skinning, washing, and drying before it is graded and processed for sale. Only high grade beans are earmarked for import.
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