How many pounds of coffee beans are neede to yield one pound of ground coffee?

Answer 1

Not many really, which accounts for the product's high price. About 2 pounds per tree a year. Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Green beans lose about 20% of the weight when roasted. You therefore need to roast 19-20 ounces of green beans to have 1 pound of roasted beans.

There is no loss of weight when grinding, so 1 pound of roasted beans will produce 1 pound of ground coffee.

Answer 3

There are approximately 3200 whole coffee beans in a one pound bag of whole bean coffee. Note however that many bags of coffee are actually 12oz, and not 16oz. Also it should be noted that a bag of coffee beans almost always contains chaff, that is, beans which have been damaged to some extent. A recent unpublished analysis by the author revealed that about 25-35% of a bag of coffee contains chaff. So while it's true that approximately 3200 whole beans weigh a pound, there are certainly much fewer whole beans in an actual pound of coffee. In effect, one might expect something on the order of 2240 undamaged whole beans in a one pound bag of coffee beans, or 1680 undamaged whole beans in a 12oz "pound" of coffee.

Samples collected in 2009:

Starbucks Sumatra Whole Bean: 3243 undamaged beans weigh one pound.

Starbucks Colombian: 3150 undamaged beans weigh one pound.

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Answer 4

They are equal. 1 pound beans = 1 pound coffee.

Answer 5

The average coffee tree produces 2 pounds of coffee per tree per year.

Answer 6

48,0000 a year

Answer 7

1

Answer 8

1 pound