The Year in Food 2007

Vegansexuals, tainted dog food, greenwashing, and more.

Iowa woman filters coffee through bat.

A London department store is selling the world’s most expensive (and bizarre) coffee to benefit charity.

Heres the poop. Wikipedia explains that Kopi Luwak (or Civet coffee) comes from the Asian Palm Civet. It is coffee that has passed through the digestive tract of the animal. This coffee was featured in the movie “Bucket List.” In...

://www.usatoday.com/news/offbeat/2004-01-20-civet-coffee_x.htm

Is this the coffee made from beans dug out of the s**t of civet cats?

Cat poop coffee. ‘Nuff said.

Hotel restaurants and upscale eateries are serving up flashy new coffee-related beverages that fetch up to $40 a cup.

by civets, and both pronounced it awful. Perhaps it’s an emperor’s new clothes thing that drives those who are ultra-fussy about wine, coffee, etc. ?

Okay, I have to ask. Has anyone tried animal coffee? I just saw a special on the making of coffee and they spoke about these extravagant and expensive coffees made from coffee beans eaten by different animals, like weasels, then...

luwak and it is made from coffee beans eaten by an animal related to the civet, then collected from the jungle floor after passing through its digestive tract. Perhaps not the best coffee, but the most expensive. The article also...

have to say, though, that the home page featuring bird- coffee is a real turnoff. Most coffee experts who don`t profit from selling civet cat or bird coffee say it`s just an expensive affectation, and not very good coffee to...

Animals can be useful for more than their meat and milk; they can also process our coffee.

A food scientist talks about drinking cat-scat coffee and eating some very loud cheese.

Any first hand reports on this coffee? Link: http://www.accessatlanta.com/ajc/living/food/1102/18coffee.html