If you are a coffee lover and cannot live without having one or two cups a day, you should also know a little about it, but , what would you think if we told you that the coffee was eaten before? Maybe it's a fact that you didn't know about coffee, and today we come to tell you a little about its history.Here we go!
Did you know that at first the coffee ate and did not drink?
The coffee story begins with a goat, or so the legends say. It is said that Kaldi, an African goatherd, one day noticed that his goats acted in a way Strange right after eating a certain bush.The goatherd took some of the berries from the bush for himself, began to taste it and noticed that he had something special.It didn't take long to tell those he knew and that was how the rumor spread about the curious properties of these small grains that we currently know as coffee.
Originally, coffee was a meal and not a drink .The first tribes of East Africa mixed coffee berries (the grain without husk) with animal fat, forming something like energy bars .Coffee also grew in the Arabian Peninsula and it was there that it was first prepared as a hot drink.
Another coffee legend says that an Indian smuggler, named Baba Budan, left Mecca with fertile seeds stored in his pockets, and later coffee plants were growing in the to India.
As European merchants returned from exotic places like Turkey, they brought news about a new flavor for drinking.Later, the Dutch founded the first coffee farm in 1616 European.
There are many legends about how coffee arrived to our lives, but the truth is that for many this drink is a blessing; nothing better than a hot cup of coffee to start the day right.
Do you like coffee? What is your favorite drink?
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