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Question by angie
Submitted on 2/12/2004
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What determines the amount of caffeine in the coffee beans?  Type of bean, roast, or something else?  I want to get the highest caffeine content but also with good robust flavour and low acidity.  


Answer by mary jane
Submitted on 7/3/2005
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yes

 

Answer by Dave
Submitted on 1/4/2007
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i don't know the numbers but some factors are how dark or light the roast is and if it is arabica or robusta

 

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