Coffee was originally called qahwah

coffee was originally called qahwahin arabia. but, it was from the turkish word kahveh that the modern words for coffee are derived; german kaffee. english coffee, french café, dutch koffie.
although coffee was "born" in ethiopia, it wasn't until the very late 1800's that coffee was introduced into other parts of africa.today tanzania and kenya grow some of the best tasting coffee on the planet.
in coffee's early history, it was not consumed in the same way that we do today. since the pulp of the coffee cherry was sweet, it was first eaten alone or with the seeds (beans). in some places, the green unroasted coffee beans were ground up and mixed with animal fat.this mixture was then pressed into small lumps and was used by travelers for energy.
Because of the dramatic increase in demand for coffee, around 1700 ad, the dutch managed to get coffee plants and started to grow coffee in their colonies in indonesia. java, sumatra, timor and bali were all dutch colonies in which coffee was introduced and grown. the french and the british soon followed suit,.by establishing coffee plantations in the french & english colonies in the americas and in india. coffee soon spread to the spanish colonies throughout all of central and south america.

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Coffee was originally called qahwahin Arabia. But, it was from the Turkish word kahveh that the modern words for coffee are derived; German kaffee. English coffee, French café, Dutch koffie.
Although coffee was "born" in Ethiopia, it wasn't until the very late 1800's that coffee was introduced into other parts of Africa. Today Tanzania and Kenya grow some of the best tasting coffee on the planet.
In coffee's early history, it was not consumed in the same way that we do today. Since the pulp of the coffee cherry was sweet, it was first eaten alone or with the seeds (beans). In some places, the green unroasted coffee beans were ground up and mixed with animal fat. This mixture was then pressed into small lumps and was used by travelers for energy.
Because of the dramatic increase in demand for coffee, around 1700 AD, the Dutch managed to get coffee plants and started to grow coffee in their colonies in Indonesia. Java, Sumatra, Timor and Bali were all Dutch colonies in which coffee was introduced and grown. The French and the British soon followed suit, by establishing coffee plantations in the French & English colonies in the Americas and in India. Coffee soon spread to the Spanish colonies throughout all of Central and South America.

Coffee was originally called qahwahin Arabia.But, it was from the word kahveh Turkish that the modern words for coffee are derived; German kaffee.English coffee, French cafe, Dutch koffie.
Although coffee was "born" in Ethiopia, it wasn' T until the very late 1800s' that coffee was introduced into other parts of Africa.Today Tanzania Kenya and grow some of the best tasting coffee on the planet.
In coffee's early history, it was not consumed in the same way that we do today. Since the pulp of the coffee cherry was sweet, it was first eaten alone or with the seeds (beans) In some places, the green unroasted coffee beans were ground up and mixed with animal fat.This mixture was then pressed into small lumps and was used by travelers for energy.
Because of the dramatic increase in demand for coffee, around 1700 AD, Dutch managed to get the coffee and started to grow Coffee plants in their colonies in Indonesia.Java, Sumatra, and Timor Bali Dutch were all colonies in which coffee was introduced and grown. The French and the British soon followed suit,By establishing coffee plantations in the colonies in the French & English Americas and in India.Coffee soon spread to the colonies Spanish Central and throughout all of South America.