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food legislation, expensive foods like coffee were adulterated
by the addition of cheap materials. Coffee has been diluted
with chicory root, acorns and chickpeas, to name but a
few adulterants. Let's face it, by the time these materials
are roasted and ground up, they look fairly similar to
ground coffee!! Food scientists have developed sophisticated
chemical techniques to identify such adulteration of coffee
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The
chemical compound in coffee responsible for its stimulant
effects has been widely studied in recent years by food
scientists and doctors for both its good and bad properties.
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