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    Glossary Coffee Extract

    liquid derived from brewed coffee beans, rich in caffeine

    Coffee extract, also known as coffee concentrate or coffee essence, is a liquid derived from brewed coffee beans. It is created by steeping ground coffee in water, often at a high concentration, to capture the essential flavors and active compounds, such as caffeine and antioxidants. This extract can be used in various applications, including flavoring foods, beverages, and even in some cosmetic and hair care products for its potential benefits like stimulating hair growth and improving scalp health.

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