Sticks, mostly found in DP Ethiopians. Most appear
to be from the coffee-trees themselves...
Assorted Beans: red beans, black beans, and an
odd acorn or two. Not enough to make Jambalaya though...
One genuine Sumatran Bee. I imagine to poor thing
was enjoying a sweet coffee-tree flower when his time came ---wouldn't
his buddies be suprised he ended up on the Internet!
Corn, corn, corn! Mostly found in Colombian and
Mexican
This is the grinder-killer: nails (perhaps from a wood
skid) and other metal items. Install magnets in your grinder hopper!
Unidentified frond
Rocks, certainly the most common foreign material.
Found in every coffee, washed or dry. That bright one is colored concrete
Pods and parchment. Amazing how much parchment
some East African coffees can have ...I mean, good ones!
This is my prize! An unidentified globule that
emerged from the roaster with a cluster of roasted beans stuck to it,
and chaff. It reminds me of some kind of candy. I have no idea what it
is....
