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Why does coffee taste good? coffee smells good.

Why does coffee taste good? coffee smells good.

Why is coffee bitter? It is strange that people still fail to figure out why coffee is bitter. It is true that caffeine is bitter, but because it tastes light, caffeine is not the real source of coffee bitterness. Scientists have found that coffee also contains two other bitter substances: chlorogenic acid lactone and phenyllindane. The former is abundant in light and moderately roasted coffee, while the latter is deeply roasted.

2016-06-01
Is bitterness an essential flavor of coffee?

Is bitterness an essential flavor of coffee?

After talking about the sour coffee that makes me happy and worried, let's take some time to think about the established impression of coffee: bitterness. Bitter coffee ah bitter coffee, why don't you drink the sweet pearl milk tea, but choose the bitter coffee? The answer is simple: good boutique coffee is hardly bitter. This runs counter to the public impression of coffee, not to mention unsweetened.

2015-08-27
Use chemical knowledge to help you analyze the coffee ingredients of individual coffee products.

Use chemical knowledge to help you analyze the coffee ingredients of individual coffee products.

Any coffee enthusiast who knows how to drink coffee knows that really high-quality coffee is not too bitter, but for most of us, most of the coffee we drink is bitter. Fortunately, through the principles of chemistry, even laymen without professional training can make coffee of good quality! It's like adding salt to coffee to lighten the bitterness, science can

2016-05-30
In-depth Analysis of Coffee Taste from Chemical Angle

In-depth Analysis of Coffee Taste from Chemical Angle

It has been said that adding salt to coffee can neutralize bitterness, which sounds ridiculous, but it has been proved to be effective by science. In 1997, scientists tried to put salt into a bitter chemical solution and compared the bitterness of the solution. It was found that although the concentration of bitter elements in chemical solvents did not change, the chemical solution with salt did not taste so bitter.

2016-06-24
Milk, Sugar and Coffee Grinding Coffee Powder spaghetti with beans Caf é lattes

Milk, Sugar and Coffee Grinding Coffee Powder spaghetti with beans Caf é lattes

The degree of grinding of coffee will also affect the bitterness of coffee. If the coffee powder is too coarse, the coffee will not be extracted enough, resulting in the coffee taste too light; if too fine, the extraction of soluble substances in the coffee is too high, the coffee taste will be more bitter. In order to make the perfect coffee, you must find the best balance between the two. Milk, sugar and coffee. If there's nothing you can do, you can still use cattle.

2016-07-12
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
Why is coffee bitter? Sour? Good coffee should not be bitter! Suffering is not good!

Why is coffee bitter? Sour? Good coffee should not be bitter! Suffering is not good!

The bitterness of coffee has always been controversial. Some people say: how can it be called coffee if it is not bitter? Some people say that good coffee has a pleasant bitterness (so-called sour). There are many people say: good coffee should not have a bitter taste! Suffering is not good! And why is coffee bitter? Why is it called pleasant bitterness? When it comes to the bitter ingredients of coffee, perhaps most people's first reaction is caffeine! The caffeine.

2015-10-22
Three important factors of Coffee three factors affecting Coffee Flavor

Three important factors of Coffee three factors affecting Coffee Flavor

So how to master these variables when making coffee, and which variables will cause the difference in the taste of coffee? Let's take a look at the three major factors that affect coffee making. First, the temperature of hot water when it comes into contact with coffee powder, hot water will accelerate the movement of various ingredients, and the speed of sour ingredients is the fastest, and the amount of movement from the center of coffee powder to the surface is basically the same in a short time.

2016-06-03
Six factors of coffee to judge the influence of roasting of coffee beans on coffee

Six factors of coffee to judge the influence of roasting of coffee beans on coffee

The roasting of coffee beans pursues the perfect combination of six conditions: color, aroma, sour, sweet, bitter and body (the so-called round and mellow texture). In addition to the "color" is the quality of the appearance of coffee beans, the other five conditions are completely displayed between the tongue full of taste buds and the cheeks such as the upper and lower jaw, so the next time you drink coffee, don't rush to add sugar and cream. Try

2015-11-24
Savor the bitterness of coffee

Savor the bitterness of coffee

The color, aroma and taste of coffee are caused by some complex chemical changes that take place during the baking process. Therefore, raw beans must go through appropriate chemical procedures to achieve the most balanced state of its essential ingredients in order to be regarded as the best baked beans. The aroma of coffee varies with the heat, so the baking time should be shortened as much as possible, and the heat can be controlled at the level of coffee beans.

2014-07-30
Why is coffee bitter? How to make coffee less bitter?

Why is coffee bitter? How to make coffee less bitter?

Caffeine is the most well-known bitter ingredient in coffee, but caffeine actually accounts for only 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 baking, and that decaffeinated coffee also has a bitter taste. So where does the remaining 90% of the bitterness come from? One of the sources of coffee bitterness is brown pigment. Brown color

2016-06-12
What kind of extractor does the French pressure kettle have? The extraction method of delicious single coffee

What kind of extractor does the French pressure kettle have? The extraction method of delicious single coffee

French filter kettle is a common cooking tool, except for the part of filter pressure, in fact, the key point is the same as cup measurement, and it is also necessary to adjust the amount of water, water temperature, powder, thickness and time. After all, the weight used in the method has become more and more, so uniformity has become a major focus. The French kettle is easy to copy because it is stable and easy to be copied in Europe and the United States in the early days.

2016-04-25
Coffee extracted by SCAA Gold Cup identifies the distribution of sour, sweet, bitter and salty on the tip of the tongue

Coffee extracted by SCAA Gold Cup identifies the distribution of sour, sweet, bitter and salty on the tip of the tongue

Since the data is not important, what is important? The effect of extraction rate on taste, of course. When you have a thorough understanding of the relationship between the extraction rate and the taste trend, it will definitely be of great help to your cooking adjustment. Let's take a look at this diagram. The data of vertical axis and horizontal axis are removed and replaced by the relationship between concentration taste and extraction rate taste. When coffee

2016-01-15
Seven tips for making coffee boiling will make the coffee bitter?

Seven tips for making coffee boiling will make the coffee bitter?

1. Boiling will make the coffee bitter. It is recommended that you never boil the coffee directly on the fire, but brew it at a temperature between 90 and 96 ℃ (195 to 205 ℉). 2. Do not reheat the brewed coffee. It is recommended that you brew the coffee each time before drinking it, and only brew the amount you want to drink. The temperature to maintain the best flavor of the coffee is 86 ℃ (185 ℉). 3. Use fresh

2015-10-05
Seven tips for making coffee boiling will make the coffee bitter?

Seven tips for making coffee boiling will make the coffee bitter?

1. Boiling will make the coffee bitter. It is recommended that you never boil the coffee directly on the fire, but brew it at a temperature between 90 and 96 ℃ (195 to 205 ℉). 2. Do not reheat the brewed coffee. It is recommended that you brew the coffee each time before drinking it, and only brew the amount you want to drink. The temperature to maintain the best flavor of the coffee is 86 ℃ (185 ℉). 3. Use fresh

2015-08-24
The skill of tasting coffee and drinking coffee

The skill of tasting coffee and drinking coffee

The taste of coffee is the most important part of the color, flavor and taste body, and different people may have different feelings about the taste of the same cup of coffee. Personally, I like to divide the taste of coffee into three parts: sour, bitter and flavor, in which sour and bitter are the two main flavors of coffee. The balance between sour and bitter reflects the quality of a cup of coffee.

2015-07-27
Interpretation of the sour, bitter and mellow aroma of coffee

Interpretation of the sour, bitter and mellow aroma of coffee

The color, aroma and taste of coffee are caused by some complex chemical changes that take place during the baking process.

2014-06-12
What's the difference between

What's the difference between "bitter" and "strong" in coffee?

When a big family is sitting and drinking coffee, I can always hear this conversation. I like to drink bitter coffee, too, and the stronger the better! At first glance, there seems to be no problem with the content of the conversation, but does the bitterness of coffee really have anything to do with its strength? Or is there a difference? You should know the little secrets of these coffee. I still vaguely remember the feeling of drinking coffee for the first time. I couldn't tell the difference between coffee at that time.

2015-09-18
Understand coffee correctly-in fact, a good cup of coffee is not bitter.

Understand coffee correctly-in fact, a good cup of coffee is not bitter.

Coffee is the pronoun of suffering, in the impression of many people. But only when you personally witness the process of brewing coffee, can you enjoy the mellow aroma of the siphon pot, the simplicity of the hand filter drops, and the wildness of the mocha pot, and you will find that coffee is not only bitter, but also contains the mood when you make coffee. Coffee roasters usually bake

2015-11-21
Extremely bitter coffee roasting, dehydration, soft beans, hard beans, coffee beans, baking degree, technical depth.

Extremely bitter coffee roasting, dehydration, soft beans, hard beans, coffee beans, baking degree, technical depth.

The aroma of coffee will change from grass to coffee coke, and with an explosion, coffee beans will burst and expand. From now on until the coffee is charred, basically all the coffee can be drunk, and there will be no taste of grass, but the coffee at the beginning of the explosion will be very sour and not bitter. With the passage of time, the taste of coffee will be transformed into non-sour, extremely bitter, generally speaking, beans will be served by coffee.

2016-10-20
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