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the ritual of coffee with the only point quietly removed
means Coffee from which most of the caffeine has been extracted, offering the taste and warmth without the jolt.
from A clipping of "decaffeinated" — itself built from the prefix "de-" (Latin for removal or reversal) attached to "caffeine." That word came in the 19th century from the German "Kaffein," coined from "Kaffee" (coffee), the chemical first isolated from coffee beans in the early 1800s. The casual short form "decaf" is a 20th-century American shortening, born of menus and quick orders.
- not zero
- Still contains small amounts of caffeine
- swiss water
- Decaffeination can use only water, no chemicals
- invented by accident
- Born from a shipment soaked in seawater
- 99.9 percent
- Legally caffeine must be nearly all removed
for instance
swiss water process — decaffeination method developed in canada, removes 99.9% of caffeine
dunkin donuts decaf — chain serving decaf coffee to 9,000+ us locations daily