After vanilla bean and soy bean, what’s the third bean?
Edit: I feel stupid
After vanilla bean and soy bean, what’s the third bean?
Edit: I feel stupid
And clam chowder is just a savory latte with bugs in it.
Mm, luckily "vanilla beans" aren't actually beans. I think the people can handle the idea of a two-bean soup much better, don't you?
Coffee is also not a been.. So it's just soy been broth with coffee and vanilla.
Mmm love me some tofu sweat
Coffee "beans" aren't beans either.
No, no. I think it’s time. It’s going to be tough, but I do think you’re old enough for me to answer some difficult questions. You see, son, vanilla beans aren’t actually beans. I’m sorry you had to learn this way, but sadly, that’s not all. Coffee beans are not actually beans at all. No… I’m sorry, kiddo — what you’ve been drinking all these years is soy sauce.
Peanut butter is just refried beans.
Peanut butter is mashed peanuts. More like hummus than refried beans. The refried part involves cooking them a second time.
I mean, refried comes from spanish refrito which just means 'fried well'. a dish that is called refrito doesn't necessarily involve cooking ingredients twice. although in this case you do boil the beans first and then fry them, the name doesn't actually mean you fry the beans twice as it sounds like it does
i only cook my garbanzos once tho
I'm ready. Let's talk about it.
Would be more of a broth or a tea no? There’s no substance which a soup usually has.
Coffee is technically tea, but then bay broth (a foundation for chicken soup) is also technically tea.
I thought technically its only tea if it comes from a tea plant (otherwise its just a different hot water extract) but people will call everything prepared the same way (tea kettle and some kind of filter) a "tea" similar to how some people will call any kind of cola a "coke"
It's technically an infusion though I don't know if that changes between hot or cold water. But I think teas are arbitrarily determined: We decided that the black tea plants are teas and the weeds next to them are not based entirely on choice.
Coke is a specific trademark connected to specific recipes. But colas are all based on the cola bean, and some decent ones that get close to Coca-cola and Pepsi-cola.
Black, green, oolong, white tea all come from the same plant. Its just processed differently. Everything that isnt from camellia sinensis isn't a "true tea".
Wouldn't tea imply it's some kind of plant leaves being steeped in water?
I was about to comment "one of those isn't", then realized I was think of cinnamon for some reason.
Here to debate how Vanilla became a bean..
“Am I a joke to you?”

Lol, that was a quick debate.
As a bean? Yes. As a seed pod to an orchid? Absolutely not, I love you to the end of the earth.
You call that a bean in English? TIL.
How does coffee become a bean? Sure we call it that but the coffee fruit is called a cherry and the "bean" is the pit.
Asking the questions we want answered..
You can't always get what you want.
But if you try sometimes

Linked page main image doesn’t immediately seem to be a parallel…

So instead neat looks at coffee cherry/bean diagrams/cross-sections:


Fun fact: The "cherry" part of the coffee cherry tastes awful, but the mucilage around the bean tastes sweet. (But it has a very "green" flavor, so not everyone enjoys it.)
Some coffee is dried still inside the cherry (natural process). Or you can take off the cherry and leave the mucilage (honey process). Or you can get rid of everything before drying (washed process). No matter which process you use, the cherry and parchment are always removed before roasting.
Before you ever even think about different ways of roasting, beans from the same variety of plant will have different flavor profiles depending on the drying process.
The time, thought, and effort that goes into good coffee at every stage is staggering. I totally understand why artisan coffee carries a hefty price tag.
Source: You really can't live in Colombia without learning all about coffee.
“When a mommy orchid loves a daddy orchid very much…”
No m'orchids. Just beans.
weren't coffee and vanilla both not beans?
is a hot dog a sandwich
no
is cereal soup
no
is a foo a thing-which-obviously-is-not-a-foo
no
no because soy milk tastes like ass. plant based milks already taste horrible, when i tried it in coffee i almost threw up. horrible.
because you expect it to taste like milk. try plant based milks without that thought in your head. it worked for me
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