The bean said: You guys really know how to have fun. Coffee beans are divided into male and female?

Born as a coffee bean, I have seen too many incredible things.

For example, today someone pointed at us and told his friends that this kind of beans are male beans and that kind of beans are female beans.

The group of people all showed expressions as if they had met a "big shot", their eyes were all wide open, as if they had opened their eyes.

We, the beans, are all confused. You have gender differences, so how do we divide them?

Being as smart as I am, I was able to see through the classification method of this fake expert.

Well, let’s start with the coffee tree.

You have a saying that a dragon gives birth to nine sons, each one is different.

Then it is normal for the fruits of a tree to be different, right?

The biggest difference is that most of the fruits produced by coffee trees contain two coffee beans, while a very small number of fruits contain one coffee bean.

This false expert calls the coffee beans with two grains on one fruit female beans, and the coffee beans with one grain on one fruit male beans.

Then, talk about how delicious male beans are and why their price is so high.

I was so angry that I sighed repeatedly.

The secret of high prices is simply the relationship between supply and demand.

How many coffee beans can each tree produce?

Due to the scarcity of coffee beans and the artificial marketing factors, individual coffee beans seem to be a rare commodity.

Of course, it was you humans who once thought that individual coffee beans were defective beans and were not worthy of your approval.

As a born bean farmer, I don't like either of these two methods.

There is no need to hype it up as a rare commodity, and it certainly shouldn't be banished to the cold palace just because of its different shape.

They are all beans that have experienced wind and rain and seen rainbows. They are all successful works of nature. Why can't we accept them with a normal mind?

First of all, let me say that coffee beans have no gender.

There are male and female coffee trees, which is reflected in the coffee flowers. The flowers on a coffee tree are both male and female, with both male and female flowers. Therefore, the coffee tree can self-pollinate and produce coffee cherries in this way.

Secondly, a coffee bean with one berry and one grain may have a stronger flavor than a coffee bean with two berries.

There is no secret about this. According to my "bean thinking", the total amount of nutrients and flavor components in the fruit should be similar. If there are two coffee beans in the fruit, it means that one part of the essence of nature is divided into two beans, which is naturally not as substantial as the one that is all given to one bean.

Kona Peaberry

Secondly, the biggest difference between the two beans is their shape.

In a fruit with two beans, the beans are opposite each other and coexist in the round core, so each bean has one side that is flat;

For beans that are one fruit at a time, the shape of the beans is naturally round. This type of beans is called "male beans".

Some people call beans with one fruit and one grain "round beans". I think this name makes more sense.

In fact, the English name of round beans is Peaberry. You see, it is a combination of Pea (pea) and berry (berry). It clearly refers to the shape. There is no distinction between male and female.

Well, let me show you this Blue Mountain Peaberry, which has a thick chocolate and nutty flavor, a long and lingering aftertaste, and a strong fragrance.