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Washed preparations

Washing coffee produces a clear flavor profile in the coffee and is a good processing procedure for individuals who enjoy a light and bright brew. This type of processing separates the cherry from the coffee bean and eliminates as much mucilage as possible. It is well-known for creating coffees with a light body and a clean, sparkling cup.

The raw coffee cherries are weighed and then removed using a big mechanical de-pulping equipment as the first stage in the washing process. A blade within the machine chops the cherry open, removes the pair of beans inside, and then discards the empty cherries for future use. The coffee beans, now covered with mucilage, are placed aside for further mucilage removal.

Washing processing can be completed by using a machine, fermenting the beans, or doing it all by hand.

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Unwashed preparations

This oldest form of preparation, also known as “natural coffee processing” or the “dry process,” has been around for hundreds of years. The coffee cherries are then placed on a level surface, rinsed, and dried in the sun by farmers. The beans are scraped and rotated throughout this process, which typically lasts between two and six weeks, to ensure equal roasting.

The cherry seeds are taken out once they have dried. The hardest part of this procedure is removing the seeds because it’s tricky to do and manage. Yet, because this approach is a little simpler than the washing procedure, coffee manufacturers all over the world choose to employ it.