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Baking utensils and baking process

Baking utensils and baking process

Coffee Roasting Coffee is popular mainly because of the aroma formed after roasting and the taste when drinking. Coffee beans themselves do not have any special taste, is roasted to completely transform and reorganize the internal substances of the beans, forming a new structure, thus bringing out the flavor of coffee. Baking tools Baking machine, divided into 3 categories: direct fire, semi-hot air direct

2014-08-22
Coffee Roasting Equipment Type and Degree of Roasting

Coffee Roasting Equipment Type and Degree of Roasting

Coffee Roasting Coffee is popular mainly because of the aroma formed after roasting and the taste when drinking. Coffee beans themselves do not have any special taste, is roasted to completely transform and reorganize the internal substances of the beans, forming a new structure, thus bringing out the flavor of coffee. Baking tools Baking machine, divided into 3 categories: direct fire, semi-hot air direct

2014-11-14
Analysis of Coffee Bean Composition

Analysis of Coffee Bean Composition

Caffeine is the most noticeable of all coffee ingredients. Its effect is extremely extensive, will affect the human body's brain, heart, blood vessels, gastrointestinal, muscle, kidney and other parts.

2014-08-18
Detailed explanation of coffee roasting (Coffee Roasting)

Detailed explanation of coffee roasting (Coffee Roasting)

Coffee roasted Coffee Roasting coffee is popular mainly because of the aroma formed after roasting and the taste when drinking. The coffee raw bean itself does not have any special taste, it is roasted to completely change and reorganize the substances inside the raw bean to form a new structure, thus bringing out the mellow flavor of the coffee. Baking tool roaster, divided into three categories: direct fire type, semi-hot air

2014-07-04
Coffee Roasting Hot Air Roaster

Coffee Roasting Hot Air Roaster

Coffee roasting refers to the heating of raw beans to convert starch in raw beans into sugar and acidic substances at high temperature. Cellulose and other substances will be carbonized to varying degrees. Moisture and carbon dioxide will volatilize. Protein will be converted into enzymes and fats. The remaining substances will combine together to form an oil film layer on the surface of coffee beans. In the process, coffee acids will be generated.

2014-08-20
Composition Analysis of Coffee beans basic knowledge of Fine Coffee

Composition Analysis of Coffee beans basic knowledge of Fine Coffee

Raw bean (unit: percentage) moisture: 11.3 fat: 11.7 protein: 11.8 sugar: 8.0 essence: 17.1 caffeine: 1.3 Salmonic acid: 6.0 Minerals: 4.2 crude fiber: 28.6 cooked bean moisture: 2.5 fat: 13.2 protein: 12.8 sugar: 1.8 essence: 29.6 caffeine: 1.3 Salvianolic acid: 4 .0 mineral: 5.2 crude fiber: 29.

2015-04-13
Boutique Coffee Science unveils the mystery of coffee roasting

Boutique Coffee Science unveils the mystery of coffee roasting

It may be hard to imagine that there are 700 to 850 aromatic substances in a small coffee bean locked in the raw bean in the form of a password. But raw coffee beans cannot be detected without roasting these aroma factors, it is just a code. It can be seen that coffee roasting is very important to coffee. What is coffee roasting? many people think that coffee roasting (also known as fried roasting) is very mysterious.

2014-11-14
Analysis of Coffee Bean Composition

Analysis of Coffee Bean Composition

Coffee Bean Composition Analysis Green Bean (Unit: Percentage) Moisture: 11.3 Fat: 11.7 Protein: 11.8 Sugar: 8.0 Essence: 17.1 Caffeine: 1.3 Tannin: 6.0 Minerals: 4.2 Crude Fiber: 28.6 Cooked Bean Moisture: 2.5 Fat: 13.2 Protein: 12.8 Sugar: 1.8 Essence: 29.6 Caffeine: 1.3 Tannin: 4.0 Minerals

2014-06-26
Analysis of the components of high-quality coffee beans with knowledge

Analysis of the components of high-quality coffee beans with knowledge

Raw bean (unit: percentage) moisture: 11.3 fat: 11.7 protein: 11.8 sugar: 8.0 essence: 17.1 caffeine: 1.3 Salmonic acid: 6.0 Minerals: 4.2 crude fiber: 28.6 cooked bean moisture: 2.5 fat: 13.2 protein: 12.8 sugar: 1.8 essence: 29.6 caffeine: 1.3 Salvianolic acid: 4 .0 mineral: 5.2 crude fiber: 29.

2015-01-26
Unravel the mystery of coffee roasting what is coffee roasting

Unravel the mystery of coffee roasting what is coffee roasting

It may be hard to imagine that there are 700 to 850 aromatic substances in a small coffee bean locked in the raw bean in the form of a password. But raw coffee beans cannot be detected without roasting these aroma factors, it is just a code. It can be seen that coffee roasting is very important to coffee. What is coffee roasting? many people think that coffee roasting (also known as fried roasting) is very mysterious.

2015-05-28
Unravel the mystery of coffee roasting what is coffee roasting

Unravel the mystery of coffee roasting what is coffee roasting

It may be hard to imagine that there are 700 to 850 aromatic substances in a small coffee bean locked in the raw bean in the form of a password. But raw coffee beans cannot be detected without roasting these aroma factors, it is just a code. It can be seen that coffee roasting is very important to coffee. What is coffee roasting? many people think that coffee roasting (also known as fried roasting) is very mysterious.

2015-06-08
An attempt to unravel the mysterious veil of coffee baking

An attempt to unravel the mysterious veil of coffee baking

It may be hard to imagine that there are 700 to 850 aromatic substances in a small coffee bean locked in the raw bean in the form of a password. But raw coffee beans cannot be detected without roasting these aroma factors, it is just a code. It can be seen that coffee roasting is very important to coffee. What is coffee roasting? many people think that coffee roasting (also known as fried roasting) is very mysterious.

2015-09-15
Why is cold coffee better? How's cold coffee? Can coffee be brewed cold?

Why is cold coffee better? How's cold coffee? Can coffee be brewed cold?

The silky texture, the sweet taste, the rich floral aroma This must be cold brewed coffee! Every coffee lover knows the difference between cold brewed coffee and traditional hot brewed coffee. Everyone is fascinated by the unique taste of cold brewed coffee. Hot or cold, coffee is made from the same ingredients: coffee powder and water. But why cold brewed coffee tastes and traditions

2016-03-18
Unveil the mystery of coffee roasting

Unveil the mystery of coffee roasting

You may find it hard to imagine that there are 700 to 850 aromatic substances in a small coffee bean locked in the raw bean in the form of a password. But raw coffee beans can't be detected without roasting these fragrant pits, it's just a code. It can be seen that coffee roasting is of great significance to coffee.

2014-06-20
Why do coffee beans turn brown after roasting? Why is there an aroma?

Why do coffee beans turn brown after roasting? Why is there an aroma?

Coffee beans are light green and turn brown when roasted. This baking characteristic brown mainly comes from the brown pigment produced by oligosaccharins, amino acids and chlorogenic acids. The so-called brown pigment does not refer to a color or ingredient, but a general term for the many ingredients that make coffee different colors. Raw beans gradually change color during baking because of the total amount of brown pigment

2016-08-24
Why does coffee smell better than it tastes?

Why does coffee smell better than it tastes?

For many people, the taste of freshly brewed coffee is the first pick-me-up smell in the morning. But many people say that they like to smell coffee but do not like to drink coffee, because coffee smells more mellow than it tastes! Why is that? In his book Coffee Studies, Mr. Han Huaizong explained that coffee smells better than it tastes better because it has something to do with the nose.

2015-10-12
Analyze why cold brewed coffee makes people feel better?

Analyze why cold brewed coffee makes people feel better?

Abstract: this silky taste, sweet taste, strong floral aroma, this must be cold brewing coffee! Every coffee lover knows the difference between cold brewing coffee and traditional hot brewing coffee. Everyone is fascinated by the unique taste of cold brewing coffee. Whether it is hot or cold, coffee is made from the same raw materials. The silky taste, sweet taste, full-bodied

2015-11-20
Summary of Coffee extraction course extraction is the most important part of Coffee

Summary of Coffee extraction course extraction is the most important part of Coffee

Extraction is perhaps the most important part of coffee. At present, the understanding of extraction is limited to coffee brewing. But I have to say, extraction is everything! Without extraction, there would be no coffee we drink. Let me briefly define the concept of extraction: extraction is all the substances that water brings out of coffee. There are many difficulties in understanding and using a seemingly simple sentence.

2015-09-01
Analysis of the composition of coffee beans what ingredients are contained in a coffee bean?

Analysis of the composition of coffee beans what ingredients are contained in a coffee bean?

Raw bean (unit: percentage) moisture: 11.3 fat: 11.7 protein: 11.8 sugar: 8.0 essence: 17.1 caffeine: 1.3 Salmonic acid: 6.0 Minerals: 4.2 crude fiber: 28.6 cooked bean moisture: 2.5 fat: 13.2 protein: 12.8 sugar: 1.8 essence: 29.6 caffeine: 1.3 Salvianolic acid: 4 .0 mineral: 5.2 crude fiber: 29.

2015-10-26
Coffee brewing technology Personal understanding of coffee extraction

Coffee brewing technology Personal understanding of coffee extraction

1. Slayer pre-soaking system, three-stage extraction theory system 2. The latest concept of grinding and extraction 1. Slayer pre-soaking system + three-stage extraction theory system 1. Double-head boiler system with 1+2+1, i.e. 1 large boiler with steam + hot water +2 small boilers with brewing head. Water used for extracting coffee, independent PID temperature control, 9mm water pipe to ensure uniform water output +1 pre-soaking boiler temperature control

2015-01-08
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