Sometime between 575 and 850 CE, nomadic mountain warriors of the Galla tribe in Ethiopia would combine crushed coffee beans with animal fat, and snack on that for energy during long treks and warfare.
So while you're probably not going to be begging your boss to explain how the coffee beans are farmed, ground, and shipped, you can still demonstrate intent.
Then we weigh the moisture level and we screen the beans for analysis.After that we grind the coffee beans and taste the samples.At the end we check for defective beans.
The guarana plant which is native to South America produces seeds which are about the same size as a coffee bean, but yields twice the caffeine content.
In the 1600s, Indian monk Baba Budan is said to have taken seven raw coffee beans back to his homeland from Yemen, laying the beginnings for coffee's worldwide takeover.