is coffee technically a fruit juice?

Answer 1

No it is not made from fruit. Coffee is prepared from the roasted seeds (not beans, though they are almost always called coffee beans) of the coffee plant

Answer 2

Coffee is an infusion of the roasted seeds of the coffee plant.
To be a fruit juice, it would be necessary to extract whatever liquid there was to be had from the pulp immediately surrounding the coffee seeds. - Don't know what this would be like, or even if it would be possible, but it probably either isn't possible ir isn't nice, otherwise someone would have started doing it and marketing it.

Answer 3

no because the coffee bean isn't a fruit, juices cant be extracted out of the beans. So no, coffee is not a fruit juice

Answer 4

No because it's not juice. It's made from ground roasted seeds soaked in boiling water.
Juice is made by squeezing the liquid out of fruit.
If coffee is fruit juice, so is beer. And so is cocoa.

Answer 5

No coffee is not a fruit juice. It's made from coffee beans which are seeds.

Answer 6

Technically, yes. If you call coffee beans fruit, that is.

Answer 7

I would call it an extraction. To be a juice, it would be have to be squeezed from the coffee cherries.

Answer 8

Um no, tho it has been found to have great antioxidant properties similar to fruit and is not dehydrating as was once claimed. Though it's not good to drink lots as it can really muck about with your blood pressure and blood sugar.

Answer 9

both are roughly the same except when it comes to protein. ALMOST ALL veggies include a good amount of protein; fruits does not.

Answer 10

since when are coffee beans fruit? its not like you'd have them in a fruit salad with papaya. weirdo.