Where Do Coffee Beans Come From:

Coffee comes from the seeds of the coffee plant, which are called coffee beans. It is the seed that is in the red or purple fruit that is often called a coffee cherry. The coffee fruit is a so-called stone fruit, just like a regular cherry.

How Is Coffee Bean A Great Place To get Antioxidants:

The most powerful antioxidant in coffee beans is chlorogenic acid, which is part of a family of polyphenols that are good for your health.
Studies show that chlorogenic acid might make you less likely to get diabetes and help fight inflammation. Some tests suggest it may also be good at fighting cancer.
How much chlorogenic acid is in coffee beans depends on the type of bean and how it was roasted.

In fact, roasting can cause 50–95% of the chlorogenic acid to be destroyed. However, coffee beans are still thought to be one of the best food sources of this acid.

Buy Coffee Beans

Best Coffee Beans Comparison Table

Place of Origin

Product Type:
Weight (kg):
Packaging:
Max Moisture
Coffee Bean:
Type
Feature/Speciality
Shelf Life

Italy
- Whole Bean Coffee
  Top Whole Bean Coffee Vendors Globally
- 1
- Bag
  Top Bag Vendors Globally
- 1%-1.5%
  Top 1%-1.5% Vendors Globally
- Arabica
  Top Arabica Vendors Globally
- Whole Bean Coffee
- Normal
  Top Normal Vendors Globally
- 24 months
Thailand
- Green Coffee Beans
  Top Green Coffee Beans Vendors Globally
- 1
- Bag
  Top Bag Vendors Globally
- 1%-1.5%
  Top 1%-1.5% Vendors Globally
- Arabica
  Top Arabica Vendors Globally
- Coffee Bean
- Normal
  Top Normal Vendors Globally
- 24 months
Vietnam
- Ground Coffee
  Top Ground Coffee Vendors Globally
- 60
- PP Bag, Inner Lining Nylon
  Top PP Bag, Inner Lining Nylon Vendors Globally
- 12.5
- Robusta
  Top Robusta Vendors Globally
- Coffee Bean
- Normal
  Top Normal Vendors Globally
- 24 months
Russia
- Roasted Coffee Beans
  Top Roasted Coffee Beans Vendors Globally
- 1 Kg
  Top 1 Kg Vendors Globally
- Carton Box,foil Bag
  Top Carton Box,foil Bag Vendors Globally
- 1%-1.5%
  Top 1%-1.5% Vendors Globally
- Arabica
  Top Arabica Vendors Globally
- Whole Bean Coffee
- Normal
  Top Normal Vendors Globally
- 24 months

Short Questions About Coffee Beans

Q1. How many beans do I need to eat?

As long as you're not pregnant or sensitive to caffeine, you can eat 20 to 30 per day without worrying about caffeine. And to break that down, it would be about 7–10 beans per serving, which is about the same amount of caffeine as in an 8-ounce cup of regular coffee.

Q2. What are the bad things that can happen if you eat coffee beans?

Too many coffee beans can cause a wide range of bad things, like heartburn, stomach pain, bowel movements, trouble sleeping, anxiety, and problems during pregnancy.

Q3. Is it better to eat coffee beans than to drink coffee?

If you eat the beans instead of drinking brewed coffee, you get even more caffeine. Also, the mucous membranes in the mouth are a better place for it to be absorbed (3). Studies have shown that caffeine can help people remember things better and think more clearly. It can also make people feel less tired and may help prevent Type 2 diabetes.

Q4. Can coffee beans help you drop a few pounds?

There are chemicals in coffee beans called chlorogenic acids. Some people think that these chemicals help fight free radicals, lower blood pressure, and help you lose weight. The amount of chlorogenic acid in coffee drops when it is roasted. This is why people don't think that drinking coffee has the same effect on weight loss as unroasted beans.