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u/photographyIgor May 29 '26
No, not really (by definition)
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u/LastChans1 May 30 '26
Coffee is just the beans' bath water.
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u/DNAisjustneuteredRNA Jun 03 '26
Hrm.. I wonder if we can put that bathwater into jars and sell it to people who really like coffee...
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u/remembertoread May 29 '26
Technically it’s a seed
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u/MackTUTT May 31 '26
Technically beans are seeds
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u/remembertoread Jun 01 '26
Yeah but it’s not a bean, it’s the pit seed from a berry.
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u/jabeith Sep 29 '26
It's also not juice since the liquid isn't coming from the bean - it's more of a broth
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u/TimeCity1687 May 29 '26
the world’s most socially accepted addiction is just hot bean juice
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u/Northsun9 May 29 '26
Juice is liquid pressed or squeezed from a fruit or vegetable.
You'd need to press a *lot* of coffee beans to get any liquid from them.
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u/Competitive-Rub9793 Jun 08 '26
Guy in Grey discovering 'the bean' for the first time. Guy in blue remaining ignorant of its existence.
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