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HappyH

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8. Coffee is ruined

Reply to debm55 (Original post)

Tue Dec 30, 2025, 02:10 PM

Dec 30

(decaffeinated) by extracting the caffeine from the green coffee beans. Various solvents are used including water, carbon dioxide or harsher chemicals such as methylene chloride. The beans are then dried and roasted. The roasting process is a little different according to our local coffee roaster but I don’t know the details of that.

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Thought to ponder, ---How do they get the caffeine out the coffee beans to make decaffeinated coffee? [View all] debm55 Dec 30 OP

They bribe it. LuckyCharms Dec 30 #1

HAHAHAHAHA. Thank you LuckyCharms. debm55 Dec 30 #2

. LuckyCharms Dec 30 #3

Oh, for Heaven's sake! Aristus Dec 30 #4

Are there such a thing?????? debm55 Dec 30 #5

Print a label that says it is....... Charge 20% more. Norrrm Dec 30 #6

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHHA. Thank you Norrm. Love it. debm55 Dec 30 #7

Coffee is ruined HappyH Dec 30 #8

Oh my. Thank you HappyH. debm55 Dec 30 #9

Coreect, But.... ProfessorGAC Dec 30 #13

Speedily, in a rush... MiHale Dec 30 #10

HAHAHHHAHAHHAHA. Thank you very much, MiHale. debm55 Dec 30 #11

Water Extraction ProfessorGAC Dec 30 #12

Thank you very much, ProfessorGAC. Interesting debm55 Dec 30 #14