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Cody Walker (actor)

Cody Beau Walker (born 1988), American actor and brother of Paul Walker; stood in for Paul in Furious 7, CEO of Reach Out WorldWide, and founder of FuelFest and RevWear.

Cody Ziglar

Cody Ziglar is an Emmy-nominated American writer, director, and producer known for Futurama, Rick and Morty, She-Hulk, and Marvel comics including Miles Morales: Spider-Man, Deadpool, and Spider-Punk.

Coelho Neto

Coelho Neto, full name Henrique Maximiano Coelho Neto (1864–1934), was a Brazilian novelist, playwright, journalist, and politician, and a founding member of the Academia Brasileira de Letras.

Coen brothers

Coen brothers: Joel (born 1954) and Ethan (born 1957), American filmmaking duo behind Blood Simple, Fargo, The Big Lebowski, and No Country for Old Men; Palme d'or and Oscar winners known for noir-comedy pastiche, paused joint directing in 2018 with a reunion planned.

Coen brothers' unrealized projects

Coen brothers' unrealized projects: films Joel and Ethan Coen developed but never directed, including To the White Sea with Brad Pitt, Cuba Libre, The Yiddish Policemen's Union, Black Money, Old Fink, and 62 Skidoo.

Cœur de pirate

Cœur de pirate, stage name of Béatrice Martin (born 1989, Outremont, Quebec), is a Canadian francophone singer-songwriter and pianist; debut album 2008, hit "Comme des enfants", albums Blonde, Roses, Cavale, Child of Light soundtrack, owner of Bravo musique.

Coexist (image)

Coexist image: "CoeXisT"/"COEXIST" interfaith graphic spelling the word with religious symbols. Created 2000 by Polish designer Piotr Młodożeniec for Jerusalem's Museum on the Seam; common sticker version by Jerry Jaspar; subject of trademark and copyright disputes.

Coffea arabica

Coffea arabica, Arabian coffee, is an allotetraploid coffee species from Ethiopia and South Sudan, a 600,000-year-old hybrid of C. canephora and C. eugenioides, supplying about 60% of world coffee, IUCN Endangered in the wild.

Coffea canephora

Coffea canephora (robusta coffee), a diploid outcrossing African coffee species, is the second commercial coffee after arabica, about 40 percent of world output, higher caffeine, heat-tolerant, rust-resistant, parent of Coffea arabica.

Coffee

Coffee, the brewed beverage from roasted Coffea seeds (arabica, robusta), is among the world's most traded commodities: over 11 million tonnes produced in 2024, led by Brazil and Viet Nam, with Yemeni Sufi origins and ~135 mg caffeine per cup.

Coffee (site)

Coffee (site): a café named "Coffee" mapped as an OpenStreetMap node near Hayy al Ishtiraki, An-Najaf Province, Iraq; distinct from Coffee prestige in Basra; node history via the OSM API.

Coffee and Cigarettes

Coffee and Cigarettes is Jim Jarmusch's 2003 black-and-white anthology of 11 vignettes of people talking over coffee and cigarettes, built from shorts made since 1986, including the 1993 Cannes Palme d'Or short film with Tom Waits and Iggy Pop.

Coffee bean

Coffee bean: the seed of the coffee cherry from Coffea plants, typically two per cherry. Arabica (~60% of production) and Robusta dominate trade; over 11 million tonnes produced in 2024, led by Brazil and Viet Nam, then roasted.

Coffee fruit extract

Coffee fruit extract (coffee cherry extract, Coffeeberry) is a phenolic-acid-rich powder from whole Coffea arabica fruit; FDA GRAS notice 868 (2020) allows 20-300 mg/serving in foods and supplements.

Coffee in Sweden

Coffee in Sweden: a high-consumption national habit, around 9 kg per person per year, tied to the fika coffee-break tradition, with a history of import bans, filter coffee dominance, and 2025 record prices cutting volume.

Coffee milk

Coffee milk: sweetened coffee syrup stirred into milk, a Rhode Island specialty and the state's official state drink since 1993, made with syrups such as Autocrat and Eclipse.

Coffee or Tea? (我和我的家乡? No — 《一点就到家》)

Coffee or Tea? (一点就到家) is a 2020 Chinese comedy-drama directed by Derek Hui, produced by Peter Chan, starring Liu Haoran, Peng Yuchang, and Yin Fang as young e-commerce and coffee entrepreneurs in a Yunnan village; released 4 October 2020, 97 minutes, 312 million yuan box office.

Coffee percolator

Coffee percolator: a pot that brews coffee by repeatedly cycling boiling water up a central tube over grounds in a perforated basket. Stovetop and electric types; patented by Nason (1865) and Goodrich (1889); strong, full-bodied cup; displaced by drip machines after 1972.

Coffee preparation

Coffee preparation converts roasted, ground coffee into a beverage by solid-liquid extraction. Known as brewing, it spans Turkish cezve, espresso, French press, V60, and moka; contact time, ratio, temperature, pressure, and grind determine flavor, and no method is best overall.

Coffee Prince (2007 TV series)

Coffee Prince (커피프린스 1호점, The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince) is a 2007 MBC Korean romantic comedy, 17 episodes, starring Gong Yoo and Yoon Eun-hye, peaking at 29.9% ratings, noted for gender-disguise and homosexuality themes.

Coffee production

Coffee production: cultivation, harvest, and processing of Coffea arabica and robusta into green coffee. Ethiopia-Yemen origins, dry and wet processing, Brazil and Viet Nam dominance, 11 million tonnes in 2024, climate pressure.

Coffee production in Brazil

Coffee production in Brazil: the world's largest coffee producer for about 150 years, growing arabica and conilon. Conab estimates a record 67.6 million 60-kg bags for 2026, up 19.6%, with USDA forecasting 71.9 million for 2026/27.

Coffee production in Ethiopia

Coffee production in Ethiopia is the cultivation of arabica coffee by about 5.9 million farmers, mostly smallholders, in the country where arabica originated and Africa's largest producing nation.

Coffee production in India

Coffee production in India: coffee grown mainly in Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu under two-tier shade in the Western and Eastern Ghats. About 3.6 lakh tonnes a year, over 75 percent Robusta, 65-70 percent exported; seventh-largest producer, fifth-largest exporter, CCRI founded 1925.

Coffee roasting

Coffee roasting is the dry-heat process turning green coffee into flavored roasted beans via drying, Maillard/pyrolysis, first crack near 200 °C, and cooling; degree is measured by color (Agtron, L), with defects like baked and underdeveloped roasts.

Coffee shop al salam

Coffee shop al salam (كوفي شوب السلام) names several unrelated cafés: a 24-hour cash-only café in Shubra El-Kheima, Egypt; a Baghdad venue mapped as a casino; a hospital coffee shop tenant in Riyadh; and the Al Salam Hotel Khartoum coffee shop.

Coffee substitute

Coffee substitute (ersatz coffee, Kaffee-Ersatz): a caffeine-free beverage of roasted chicory, cereals, figs or roots brewed like coffee; historically a wartime and scarcity drink, now a functional-beverage market segment led by chicory products.

Coffee with Kadhal

Coffee with Kadhal (Coffee with காதல்), also called Coffee with Love, is a 2022 Tamil romantic comedy family drama directed by Sundar C., starring Jiiva, Jai, and Srikanth as brothers; released 4 November 2022, it flopped and later streamed on ZEE5.

Coffeehouse

A coffeehouse is a business selling prepared coffee and, historically, a social institution built on conversation, news, and debate, beginning in the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century.

Coffeemaker

Coffeemaker: appliance that brews coffee by heating water and passing it through grounds; types include drip, espresso, moka, capsule, and bean-to-cup machines, from 5-cup domestic to 500-cup commercial duty.