Where does Starbucks coffee come from?

Answer 1

the coffee bean!!1 The coffee bean is actually a seed, or pit of the round, red cherry-like fruit of a tropical evergreen shrub. The coffee shrub can grow to 15 feet in height with thick branches and broad, waxy green leaves.

coffee beans

Answer 2

Coffee is brewed from the roasted bean of the coffee plant. There are many methods to extract the coffee and caffeine from the roasted bean. The largest coffee plantations are found in Brazil.

Answer 3

Donuts are made from a batter mix, which is normally made from flour, butter, sugar, eggs and milk. They will normally be deep fried in oil but for a healthier option, you could always try baking them yourself at home. See the related link for a recipe

Answer 4

My friend researched it for worlds fair. It is imported from Brazil.

Answer 5

Starbucks has it's own coffee farm in Costa Rica. It is at the base of a volcano. They still purchase coffee from almost 30 countries around the world.

Answer 6

For years Dunkin Donuts used predominatly Central and South American coffee for their house blend. *ie. 50% Colombia Supremo & 50% Brazil - roasted light* Roasted in Boston, MA - U.S.A.

Answer 7

it comes from a bean harvested then sent to a factory were it is cleaned the baged and put tn stores near u of cores that is not the whole prossese but thouse r the detals.

Answer 8

Dunkin Donuts is a leading chain of fresh brewed coffee and donuts all across the world. They make their products at their own.

Answer 9

Donuts come from bakeries or home kitchens where they are fried from dough.