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Detailed Analysis of the components of Coffee beans in the training of baristas

Detailed Analysis of the components of Coffee beans in the training of baristas

★ volatile compounds: volatile compounds are the main source of coffee flavor, especially important for coffee quality. There are many kinds of volatile substances in coffee, and their existence will affect the aroma quality of coffee. Its main source is derived from non-volatile substances in raw beans which are disconnected or derived after reaction in the process of roasting. The role of thermal decomposition, other reactions, or compositions, such as sugar.

2014-10-09
Coffee acidity and sweetness the principle of pressure coffee extraction by hand brewing coffee

Coffee acidity and sweetness the principle of pressure coffee extraction by hand brewing coffee

Sweetness and sour A consensus about sweetness and sour is that sour and sweet complement each other. Sweet without sour will appear dull, while sour without sweet will be sharper. As the saying goes, sweet and sour and delicious, this is the truth. In terms of molecular polarity, due to the short extraction time, the sweet substances extracted by the hand filter droplets are usually less than the method pressure, and considering the contact with water caused by the degree of grinding.

2016-04-20
The difference between cold brewed coffee and hot brewed coffee iced coffee summer ice drink Italian mix of coffee beans

The difference between cold brewed coffee and hot brewed coffee iced coffee summer ice drink Italian mix of coffee beans

We all know that every coffee powder contains thousands of oils, chemicals and acids. These substances are collectively referred to as soluble substances. It is these soluble substances that give the coffee mellow and delicious. The process of coffee extraction can effectively release these substances. The brewing methods of coffee are mainly divided into two categories according to temperature and time: 1. Hot brewing (dripping) coffee

2016-07-08
Awaken the Spirit of Flavor-- the Chemical change and dramatic Evolution of

Awaken the Spirit of Flavor-- the Chemical change and dramatic Evolution of "Baking"

What happens when coffee beans are roasted? In fact, no one can answer this question very accurately. One of the mysterious characteristics of coffee beans is that their aromatic compounds are very complex. at present, it is known that there are about 700850 substances related to flavor in roasted coffee beans, and the actual number of substances will be related to each experiment.

2014-08-15
Discussion on extraction area and time of Coffee

Discussion on extraction area and time of Coffee

In this article, I will talk about how to increase and decrease the amount of coffee at the theoretical level.

2015-03-11
Espresso extraction time and area the most standard time and pressure of espresso extraction

Espresso extraction time and area the most standard time and pressure of espresso extraction

In this article, I will talk about how to increase and decrease the amount of coffee at the theoretical level.

2016-01-18
China Coffee Network teaches you coffee bean extraction area and extraction time what water can extract and when to boil.

China Coffee Network teaches you coffee bean extraction area and extraction time what water can extract and when to boil.

There are many factors that affect coffee extraction. Baristas need to control these factors reasonably before they can get the perfect coffee and produce the taste they want. today, the barista barista training teacher in Chongqing will tell you about controlling the time and area of coffee extraction to meet the extraction requirements. Extraction time and extraction area are at any time

2016-04-05
On the important factors affecting the extraction area and extraction time of coffee powder on a good cup of coffee

On the important factors affecting the extraction area and extraction time of coffee powder on a good cup of coffee

There are many factors that affect coffee extraction. Baristas need to control these factors reasonably before they can get the perfect coffee and produce the taste they want. today, the barista barista training teacher in Chongqing will tell you about controlling the time and area of coffee extraction to meet the extraction requirements. Extraction time and extraction area are at any time

2016-01-12
Chemical changes of coffee beans during roasting and color evolution of coffee beans

Chemical changes of coffee beans during roasting and color evolution of coffee beans

What happens when coffee beans are roasted? In fact, no one can answer this question very accurately. One of the mysterious characteristics of coffee beans is that their aromatic compounds are very complex. at present, it is known that there are about 700850 substances related to flavor in roasted coffee beans, and the actual number of substances will be related to each experiment.

2016-01-13
Italian Coffee making course: explanation of extraction area and extraction time of Coffee Powder

Italian Coffee making course: explanation of extraction area and extraction time of Coffee Powder

There are several variables that can be adjusted for extraction, the two most important of which are extraction time and extraction area. In any way of cooking, these two variables are closely related and inseparable, and you can't change one variable without touching the other. Extraction time (Time) if you increase the contact time between water and coffee powder, more flavors will be extracted.

2015-12-22
Drinking coffee regularly can fight dementia.

Drinking coffee regularly can fight dementia.

Studies have shown that coffee contains anti-dementia substances, which can reduce the effects of harmful substances on the body and help prevent some diseases

2016-05-31
Coffee flavor tasting: where does the

Coffee flavor tasting: where does the "bitter" and "sour" in coffee come from?

Bitterness: caffeine is the best known bitter ingredient in coffee, but caffeine actually accounts for up to 10% of the bitter taste. This can be understood from the fact that the concentration of caffeine in roasted beans is not affected by the degree of roasting, and that non-caffeine also tastes bitter. So where does the remaining 90% of the bitterness come from? One of the sources of coffee bitterness is brown pigment. Brown pigment

2015-12-14
Relationship between extraction area and extraction time of coffee brewing

Relationship between extraction area and extraction time of coffee brewing

In this article, I will talk about how to increase and decrease the amount of coffee at the theoretical level.

2015-10-16
Coffee bean roasting technology hot air roaster

Coffee bean roasting technology hot air roaster

Coffee roasting (coffee roasting) means that through heating raw beans, starch in raw beans is converted into sugars and acids at high temperature, substances such as cellulose will be carbonized to varying degrees, water and carbon dioxide will be volatilized, proteins will be converted into enzymes and fats, and the remaining substances will be combined to form an oil film on the surface of coffee beans, and in the process coffee acids will be formed.

2015-01-08
Coffee beans Roasting technology Ceramic coffee roasters

Coffee beans Roasting technology Ceramic coffee roasters

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.

2015-01-08
Detailed Analysis of Coffee Bean ingredients basic knowledge of Fine Coffee

Detailed Analysis of Coffee Bean ingredients basic knowledge of Fine Coffee

Moisture: the water content of coffee beans varies greatly with different processing stages and products. The moisture content of wet coffee beans with film is about 50%, while that of dried raw coffee beans is about 10%-13%. The water content of roasted coffee beans is only less than 5%. The existence of water in coffee beans is the same as other kinds of food and beverages, because it contains a considerable amount of hydration colloid macromolecules.

2015-06-06
Coffee knowledge Chemical composition of Coffee General knowledge of Coffee

Coffee knowledge Chemical composition of Coffee General knowledge of Coffee

How many substances does a cup of coffee contain? Coffee extracted by traditional methods such as hand-brewing and Syphone contains more than 200 substances, while 1500 qualities can be extracted in an instant when using a Ruyi coffee machine and mocha pot. Unexpectedly, there are so many things in a cup of flavored water, the charm of coffee is made up of these substances. Coffee beans.

2014-09-16
What are the varieties of coffee that tastes more bitter than sour?

What are the varieties of coffee that tastes more bitter than sour?

Among them, the sour taste is not liked by every coffee lover in Asia, but the sour taste of coffee must be found in every bean, and the biggest sour taste depends on the depth of roasting. In the coffee bean roasting process, the sour substances will continue to increase, but as the baking continues, the high temperature will make these substances decompose, after a certain stage; there will be subtle changes in taste.

2016-10-17
Common sense of Fine Coffee beans Chemical composition of coffee

Common sense of Fine Coffee beans Chemical composition of coffee

How many substances does a cup of coffee contain? Coffee extracted by traditional methods such as hand-brewing and Syphone contains more than 200 substances, while 1500 qualities can be extracted in an instant when using a Ruyi coffee machine and mocha pot. Unexpectedly, there are so many things in a cup of flavored water, the charm of coffee is made up of these substances. Coffee beans.

2015-01-04
Analysis of Acid components in Coffee decomposition of caffeic Acid in Coffee beans

Analysis of Acid components in Coffee decomposition of caffeic Acid in Coffee beans

The acidity of coffee is usually considered to be related to the quality of coffee. Acidity is typical of high-value coffee in Central America and East Africa. Excessive sour taste is considered to be the disadvantage of coffee. Acidity is related to growing at very high altitudes and mineral-rich volcanic soils. The acidity of washed beans is higher than that of sun-dried beans. For example, the concentration of sun-dried beans is heavier than that of washed beans, because the concentration obscures the acid of coffee.

2016-01-20
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