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Coffee: from cherry to cup

From cherry to cup: every coffee business

Arabica, Robusta, Liberica and Excelsa: 14 products made from the coffee tree, from leaf tea and cascara to barako and cold brew, and who makes them near you.

KAPE Leaves 1 Flowers 2 Cherry skin and pulp 3 Green beans 4 Roasted coffee 5 Spent grounds and husks 6 Wood 7
Ang kape (Coffea). Tap a number to see what’s made from that part.
  1. 1Leaves Dahon1 product
  2. 2Flowers Bulaklak1 product
  3. 3Cherry skin and pulp Balat at laman ng bunga2 products
  4. 4Green beans Hilaw na butil1 product
  5. 5Roasted coffee Sinangag na kape5 products
  6. 6Spent grounds and husks Gamit na giniling at ipa3 products
  7. 7Wood Kahoy1 product

1Leaves Dahon

Coffee leaf tea Tsaa mula sa dahon ng kape

A mild tea made from dried coffee leaves. Farmers can sell it from pruning they already do, and buyers who want something new and…

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2Flowers Bulaklak

Coffee blossom honey Pulot mula sa bulaklak ng kape

Honey made by bees that feed on coffee flowers. Bees also help coffee trees set more fruit, so the farm gains twice.

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3Cherry skin and pulp Balat at laman ng bunga

Cascara (coffee cherry tea)

The dried skins and pulp of the coffee cherry, brewed as a fruity tea. It turns what most farms throw away into something to…

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Coffee pulp compost Pataba mula sa pulp ng kape

Coffee pulp composted into organic fertilizer. It feeds the farm back and cuts the smell and waste from processing.

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4Green beans Hilaw na butil

Green coffee beans Berdeng butil ng kape

Unroasted coffee beans, sold by farmers and co-ops to roasters. Better picking, drying and sorting earn a much better price.

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5Roasted coffee Sinangag na kape

Roasted whole beans Sinangag na butil ng kape

Green beans roasted to bring out their flavor and sold whole. Local single-origin coffee is growing fast in cafés and online.

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Ground coffee and kapeng barako Giniling na kape

Roasted coffee ground for brewing at home, from fine to coarse. Kapeng barako from Batangas and Cavite is a famous Filipino favorite.

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Instant coffee and 3-in-1 mixes

Coffee dried into powder that dissolves in water, often mixed with sugar and creamer. It is the most drunk coffee in the Philippines.

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Cold brew and bottled coffee drinks

Coffee steeped in cold water for hours, or brewed and bottled as a ready-to-drink. Popular with young buyers and offices.

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Coffee candies and chocolate-coated beans Kendi at tsokolateng may kape

Sweets made with coffee: hard candies, coffee-flavored chocolates and roasted beans coated in chocolate. A good gift item from coffee towns.

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6Spent grounds and husks Gamit na giniling at ipa

Coffee scrubs and soaps Scrub at sabon na may kape

Body scrubs and soaps made with used or fresh coffee grounds. They sell well in spas and gift shops.

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Mushrooms grown on coffee grounds Kabute sa gamit na kape

Oyster mushrooms grown in bags of spent coffee grounds. It turns café waste into food.

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Coffee husk mulch and fuel Ipa ng kape

The papery husks left after hulling green coffee. They make good mulch, compost or fuel briquettes.

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7Wood Kahoy

Coffee wood crafts and smoking wood Kahoy ng kape

Wood from old or pruned coffee trees, made into small crafts, handles and boards, or used to smoke food.

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