#luwak

[beeteal]

THE GARDENHEAD KNOWS MY NAME!

[pineonthehillside]

The study of differences and similarities, closing gestalts, 53 heads drawn until the associative chain ends. Once upon a time, my wolves looked like rats, Tasmanian devils and so on. Andrewsarchus mongoliensis is missing…I'll fix it someday. But I've been drawing this sheet for a month and I'm tired, about 3-6 heads per day. I was once very proud of the wolf's face below, it was my only drawing for a long time, I went around showing it everywhere, and now I have the stamina for 53 more heads. I'm planning several more such sheets. Tanuki, raccoon, luwak, arctic fox, common fox, fennec, jackal, coyote, serval, bear, wolf, oriental, wolverine, Tasmanian devil, caracal, honey badger, rat, Abyssinian, badger, mouse, possum, American badger, Syrian hamster, coati, spotted hyena, striped hyena

[blueboyluca]

I am not really OK with keeping civets captive and I’m not OK with the kopi luwak industry but I am not versed well enough to condemn this café. I don’t think it’s good to keep civets in a café but they were certainly looked after and not outwardly unhappy.

[xiaobaosg]

Cat078- Cat Shit Coffee  

To continue with the food and hot spring or sauna illustration, this is the drink series.🐱 This illo is based on the cat shit coffee or Coffee Civet, the most expensive coffee in the world.

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[talentedmrsalas]

💩 I drank poop coffee today . 💁🏽‍♂️ Today we went to a coffee plantation to get some Luwak coffee... The most expensive coffee in the world at $200 USD per Kilogram . 💩 Luwak Coffee is known as "Poop Coffee" or "Cat-Poop-Chino" . 🐾 The Luwak is a nocturnal creature that eats ripe coffee beans, it's been evolutionary designed to find the most ripe coffee beans . 💩 It then poops it out and humans collect it, clean it, clean it again, roast it & ground it. The enzymes in the Luwak's stomach give it a superb taste. Literally best in the world . 💩 .... But you're drinking poop coffee 😂 . 🤣 I call it "Natural Fermentation" 😅 . 😎 I absolutely love that I've created a lifestyle that empowers me to go on once in a lifetime adventures . 💯 When I was stuck in my business, as in, handling my own crap that I didn't want to do ( and sucked at!) ... I kept day dreaming about traveling the world like I was Indiana Jones or James Bond . 💯 One day, I realized that I didn't want to be an old man who day dreamed & never lived my life to the fullest. I didn't want to be on my deathbed & feel the worst pain of all... REGRET . 💀 Now one day I will be on my deathbed and say... " I'll never have to wonder what poop coffee tastes like" 🤣 . ✈️ Ready to start living a life of freedom that allows you to grow your business while traveling? . 👇🏼 Comment " poop coffee " below for an exclusive invite to my FREE class on how I became a travelling Entrepreneur 👇🏼 . ⭐ Talented Mr. Salas ⭐ . #talentedmrsalas #digitalnomad #entrepreneur #travel #bali #baliindonesia #realestate #realestateinvestor #coffee #canggu #ubud #luwak #luwakcoffee #kopiluwak #entrepreneurquotes (at Bali, Indonesia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bobtxizldpt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1q85wvs887rmb

[nanapola]

Day #202 Luwak Coffee Luwak is an endemic animal of Indonesia who loves to eat raw coffee beans. Though they often eat it, they can’t digest it, so the coffee beans come out with their poop on processed condition. Weird, I know, but it is a delicacy and known as one of the most expensive coffee types.

[lesercitodelledodiciscimmie]

Bere il kopi Quando un gruppo di italiani si trova all'estero, la questione del caffè è una faccenda molto seria, ma sull'isola di Java abbiamo trovato pane per i nostri denti. In tutta l'Indonesia è possibile trovare piantagioni di diversi tipi di caffè e bere il "kopi" richiede tutta una ritualità. Nella zona di Ijen abbiamo soggiornato di fianco alla fabbrica Arabica, uno dei più grandi stabilimenti di Java. Nel paesino di Sempol, quando eravamo alla ricerca di un passaggio per salire sul vulcano, ci siamo imbattuti in Mr.Cip, l'operaio dalla fabbrica che poi ci ha fatto da autista e che ci ha spiegato i segreti del rito del caffè. Il caffè giavanese viene preparato miscelando la polvere macinata con acqua bollente oppure con la moka: se ne ottiene una bevanda intensa e con un residuo denso. Per farlo raffreddare si usa versarlo in un piattino per poi berlo direttamente da lì. Dopo i primi tentativi finiti tragicamente (con caffè sbrodolato sul tavolo) abbiamo imparato anche noi ad adeguarci all'usanza locale. Oltre al caffè giavanese qui imperversa il "kopi luwak", un tipo di caffè molto pregiato, prodotto con le bacche ingerite, parzialmente digerite e defecate dallo zibetto comune delle palme, il luwak, una specie di procione cicciotto molto carino (vedi foto). Noi l'abbiamo provato in una caffetteria vicino al tempio Borobudur per 50mila idr a tazza ma in tutta Giava est si trovano stabilimenti in cui è anche possibile vedere il processo di produzione. A Yogyakarta troverete un carretto che bazzica su Jalan Malioboro che prepara il caffè in modo quasi rituale, mentre per il kopi luwak fate un giro nel kampung (borgo) intorno al Kraton: l'offerta non mancherà.

[abstraks-blog1]

PUISI ABSTRAK

Hari ini hujan bercerita tentang cinta Yang turun memberikan tanda Mengingatkan kita tentang bercinta Bersama deru angin, air hujan, dan hasrat jiwa Mengalir melewati hati menuju nadi Membuat ku tak bisa berfikir lagi Tentang aksi selanjutnya Atau setiap sentuhan yang terasa Waktu berlalu dan fikiran ku mulai membeku Jika ku harus mengulang kejadian saat itu Dimana bumi bergetar meluapkan hasrat muda Menjadi memori indah dalam sepanjang masa Jikalau aku memulai sebuah kalimat akhir Lalu ini menjadi sebuah malam terakhir Hanya ada satu kata untuk mengingatnya Untukmu cinta pertama 16.50 Bersama Kopi Hitam, Luwak, Kopi Mix, Air Mineral, Garam Filter, dan remah roti yang tersisa. Di tempat biasa kami bertemu, Warpol.