What is Rice Coffee?
What is Rice Coffee?Author: Chuggin McCoffeeYou may feel like you have heard everything that there is to hear about coffee under the sun, but what do you know about rice coffee? Interestingly enough, rice coffee has been in production for quite some time, and it has origins going back to World War I. By the time that World War II came along, people were having to survive with very little income, which is why rice coffee did become more popular than ever. Rice coffee was passed on to the Philippines when the Japanese Americans were fighting there during the war, and the Philippine people began to use seeds of rice to create their coffee. Rice is very inexpensive and easy to attain, which made it a logical choice for a coffee alternative. The rice at that time was roasted over an open flame until it turned dark brown.
After that, it was pounded with a mortar and pestilent until it turned to powder, or sometimes , it was ground with a hand crank grinder. The powdered rice would then be used just like regular coffee grounds to create an alternative to a cup of Joe. All you had to do was add boiling water, and you had your rice coffee product. This is an alternative to the more expensive coffee beans, and it is also easy to make, especially in countries that readily produce rice.
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