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Brazilian coffee, from Lebanon ?

  • 17-04-2012 5:45pm
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    zagmund
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    Mrs Zag was despatched off to get some different coffee for a change recently and came back from the Islamic Centre in Clonskeagh with two coffees which are marked as "Pure Brazilian Ground Coffee Arabica 100%", but the packaging also says "Made in Lebanon".

    Purely out of curiosity, does anyone know if this means beans grown in Brazil, processed & ground in Lebanon, or does it mean beans grown in Lebanon (not a coffee area as far as I know) that happen to be called "Brazilian" or are processed in some "Brazilian" way ?

    Incidentally, due to Mrs Zags inability to read arabic, it turns out that one of the packets is actually 95% coffee and 5% cardamom. I'm not a big fan of cardamom at the best of times, but I'm willing to give anything a shot once, especially if it's coffee flavoured. Any ideas what to expect ? Is this the same as those evil coffees with essence of peach or something yucky in them ?

    z


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