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What on earth is in a cup of coffee?

What on earth is in a cup of coffee?

According to Wired magazine reported on the 11th, many people like to drink coffee, in many countries, coffee is the best-selling drink, the global annual output of coffee beans reached a staggering 16 billion pounds. But specifically, do you know what substances are contained in a cup of coffee?

2014-08-27
What is organic coffee? what's the difference between organic coffee and ordinary coffee?

What is organic coffee? what's the difference between organic coffee and ordinary coffee?

Organic ∶ has life. Relating to or derived from an organism. It now refers to those containing carbon atoms, except carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbonic acid, carbonates and certain carbon compounds. Its compound refers to the compound composed of carbon element and hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen or sulfur. It's called organic matter for short. General plant bodies and animal remains, faeces and other decaying substances, after micro

2016-06-05
Will coffee beans wither when stored for a long time? How to preserve coffee beans correctly

Will coffee beans wither when stored for a long time? How to preserve coffee beans correctly

Deterioration refers to the change in which the properties of polymers are reduced and cannot be recovered. Due to the action of heat, light, ultraviolet light, oxygen, ozone and various chemicals, polymer materials will change their physical or chemical properties, such as discoloration, cracking, intensity reduction and so on. These external conditions can cause the breakage or cross-linking of the polymer main chain, resulting in structural changes and reduced properties. Roasted coffee

2015-09-10
Roasting analysis of professional coffee

Roasting analysis of professional coffee

Once the coffee seed is planted, no one can change its final quality. However, the color, aroma, bioactive components and health characteristics of coffee are related to the roasting process.

2014-06-25
What exactly does a cup of coffee contain?

What exactly does a cup of coffee contain?

According to Wired magazine reported on the 11th, many people like to drink coffee, in many countries, coffee is the best-selling drink, the global annual output of coffee beans reached a staggering 16 billion pounds. But specifically, do you know what substances are contained in a cup of coffee? Now scientists have the answer: caffeine is actually an alkaloid plant toxin (such as nicotine and cocaine) that can pass through

2014-09-22
The process of roasting coffee

The process of roasting coffee

1 is the state of raw coffee beans, 2 is that coffee beans are heated at the furnace temperature 3. As the temperature rises, the free water in coffee beans begins to evaporate, and the beans begin to change from green to yellow. At this stage, beans still have obvious grass flavor. 4 coffee beans are further dehydrated, from light yellow to color similar to longan. At this stage, the free water in coffee beans is further removed, and coffee beans gradually expand 5.

2014-07-03
Boutique coffee learn what's in a cup of coffee

Boutique coffee learn what's in a cup of coffee

According to Wired magazine reported on the 11th, many people like to drink coffee, in many countries, coffee is the best-selling drink, the global annual output of coffee beans reached a staggering 16 billion pounds. But specifically, do you know what substances are contained in a cup of coffee? Now scientists have the answer: caffeine is actually an alkaloid plant toxin (such as nicotine and cocaine) that can

2014-11-03
Coffee flavor in the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador, a coffee-producing region of South America.

Coffee flavor in the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador, a coffee-producing region of South America.

Ecuador faces the Pacific Ocean, and near the equator, about 900km off its west coast, near the equator at 90 degrees west longitude, there is also a dependency of the Galapagos Islands (Galapagos Island), also known as Cologne, which produces the famous Galapagos coffee. In order to protect the natural ecology, the Ecuadorian government has designated the archipelago as a national park and banned the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and other chemical agents.

2016-06-14
Boutique coffee common sense what is in a cup of coffee?

Boutique coffee common sense what is in a cup of coffee?

According to Wired magazine reported on the 11th, many people like to drink coffee, in many countries, coffee is the best-selling drink, the global annual output of coffee beans reached a staggering 16 billion pounds. But specifically, do you know what substances are contained in a cup of coffee? Now scientists have the answer: caffeine is actually an alkaloid plant toxin (such as nicotine and cocaine) that can

2015-07-02
Coffee knowledge Coffee Professional words-tannin

Coffee knowledge Coffee Professional words-tannin

Tannin, one of the main chemical components of coffee beans, accounts for about 7% of the total chemical composition of coffee beans. After extraction, tannic acid will turn into a yellowish powder and easily dissolve in water. Once heated, it will decompose to produce pyrosylic acid, making the taste of coffee worse. Because of this, a cup of brewed coffee will lose its taste and taste if it is not drunk immediately.

2014-09-27
Basic knowledge of boutique coffee what is tannin

Basic knowledge of boutique coffee what is tannin

Tannin, one of the main chemical components of coffee beans, accounts for about 7% of the total chemical composition of coffee beans. After extraction, tannic acid will turn into a yellowish powder and easily dissolve in water. Once heated, it will decompose to produce pyrosylic acid, making the taste of coffee worse. Because of this, a cup of brewed coffee will lose its taste and taste if it is not drunk immediately.

2014-11-18
Boutique coffee common sense what is tannin?

Boutique coffee common sense what is tannin?

Tannin, one of the main chemical components of coffee beans, accounts for about 7% of the total chemical composition of coffee beans. After extraction, tannic acid will turn into a yellowish powder and easily dissolve in water. Once heated, it will decompose to produce pyrosylic acid, making the taste of coffee worse. Because of this, a cup of brewed coffee will lose its taste and taste if it is not drunk immediately.

2014-12-24
Coffee roasting Coffee Coffee making Coffee made at Home Coffee Italian mixed with beans

Coffee roasting Coffee Coffee making Coffee made at Home Coffee Italian mixed with beans

1 is the state of raw coffee beans, 2 is that coffee beans are heated at the furnace temperature 3. As the temperature rises, the free water in coffee beans begins to evaporate, and the beans begin to change from green to yellow. At this stage, beans still have obvious grass flavor. 4 coffee beans are further dehydrated, from light yellow to color similar to longan. At this stage, the free water in coffee beans is further removed, and coffee beans gradually expand 5.

2016-07-14
AsapSCIENCE explains how coffee keeps people awake.

AsapSCIENCE explains how coffee keeps people awake.

Abstract: why do coffee drinkers need more and more coffee to stay awake? Does coffee really kill people? A video from AsapSCIENCE may be able to answer these questions. From a chemical point of view, the chemical structure of caffeine is very similar to adenylate, which makes people drowsy. After caffeine enters the human body

2016-07-01
AsapSCIENCE explains how coffee keeps people awake.

AsapSCIENCE explains how coffee keeps people awake.

Abstract: why do coffee drinkers need more and more coffee to stay awake? Does coffee really kill people? A video from AsapSCIENCE may be able to answer these questions. From a chemical point of view, the chemical structure of caffeine is very similar to adenylate, which makes people drowsy. After caffeine enters the human body

2016-07-01
Interesting explanation of how coffee keeps people awake

Interesting explanation of how coffee keeps people awake

What kind of coffee drinkers need more and more coffee to stay awake? Does coffee really kill people? A video from AsapSCIENCE may be able to answer these questions. From a chemical point of view, the chemical structure of caffeine is very similar to adenylate, which makes people drowsy. When caffeine enters the body, it follows adenylate.

2014-09-12
Analysis of Coffee roasting steps

Analysis of Coffee roasting steps

Once the coffee seed is planted, no one can change its final quality. However, the color, aroma, bioactive components and health characteristics of coffee are related to the roasting process. During baking, coffee is heated at 190-220 °for 7-20 minutes, which helps to produce its aroma and good taste, and helps to form lactone, nicotinic acid, and

2014-08-20
Description of Ecuadorian Coffee Flavor with fresh Taste introduction to the processing methods of boutique coffee

Description of Ecuadorian Coffee Flavor with fresh Taste introduction to the processing methods of boutique coffee

Ecuador faces the Pacific Ocean, and near the equator, about 900km off its west coast, near the equator at 90 degrees west longitude, there is also a dependency of the Galapagos Islands (Galapagos Island), also known as Cologne, which produces the famous Galapagos coffee. In order to protect the natural ecology, the Ecuadorian government has designated the archipelago as a national park and banned the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and other chemical agents.

2016-09-26
Coffee knowledge interesting explanation of how coffee keeps people awake

Coffee knowledge interesting explanation of how coffee keeps people awake

Why do coffee drinkers need more and more coffee to stay awake? Does coffee really kill people? A video from AsapSCIENCE may be able to answer these questions. From a chemical point of view, the chemical structure of caffeine is very similar to adenylate, which makes people drowsy. When caffeine enters the body, it follows adenosine.

2015-01-06
Introduction to the characteristics of price manor by describing the flavor of Ecuadorian coffee beans

Introduction to the characteristics of price manor by describing the flavor of Ecuadorian coffee beans

Because of the unique role of the Galapagos Islands in the course of history, the Government of Ecuador has designated the Galapagos Islands as a national park, the land is no longer allowed to be reclaimed as new agricultural land, and the introduction and use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides and other chemicals are strictly prohibited, so coffee produced in the Galapagos Islands is recognized as a natural product. Ecuador ES Coffee South Ecuador

2016-10-08
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