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Photphoric Acid

Phosphoric acid - There are around thirty organic acids in coffee, with citric, malic, acetic, quinic, and other acids among the most frequent. However, another type of acid, inorganic acids, has gained a lot of attention, and phosphoric acid is one of the most important. Phosphoric acid is generated by the hydrolysis of phytic acid from the soil and makes up less than 1% of the dry matter of coffee. However, phosphoric is the most powerful and can easily be 100 …

Coffee Processing

From First Crack To Silverskin

From First Crack To Silverskin: To understand more about how delicious the coffee is in your hand. Know how coffee needs tools. Exploring each stage of processing, processing, and roasting, you are going deep into the specialty with some knowledge you do not know. Helena will go quickly through the dictionary of the term coffee. Let’s learn From First Crack To Silverskin together! Coffee roasting equipment Roaster for the Stovetop Most roasters are only getting started with this instrument. On a gas burner, you …

Coffee Cupping Guide

The Pour Over Method And The Techniques You Need To Know

Pour Over method is a manual coffee preparation method with the general principle that hot water passes through the coffee powder and drips downwards by gravity through a filter (filters), the coffee grounds are retained on the filter. To master the Pour over technique, we need to master three primary factors: Choose a suitable mixing kit; The coffee reaches the required fineness, and finally master the pouring operation. What is Pour Over? Pour Over the coffee preparation method manually (manual brew) with technical …

Tasting

Mouthfeel

Mouthfeel – Mouthfeel means the way food feels in your mouth. It includes texture, moisture, fluidity, temperature, chewiness, greasiness, astringency, pain sensation (like from hot peppers), and tactile experiences when chewing or swallowing. Along with aroma (scent), and taste (taste), mouthfeel contributes to the overall perception of coffee flavor or flavor and is an essential factor in the perception of "body coffee. " Mouthfeel and Body Coffee With the first sip, the interaction between the coffee and the general oral cavity provides a great deal of tactile information. Therefore, with …

Coffee Machines

Compare Boiler Espresso Machines And Heat Exchangers

Compare Boiler Espresso Machines And Heat Exchangers: There have been many debates about the pros and cons of the machine Espresso form of heat exchangers ( Heat Exchanger - HX ) and Espresso machine double-boiler types ( Double Boilers ). Which factors are considered include temperature stability, pressure, operability. Choosing a suitable machine is essential before considering other factors (cost, maintenance) for choosing an espresso machine that suits your needs. Boiler Espresso Machines Before talking about espresso machines with two boilers (Double Boilers) …

Brewing

Principles Of Steam Milk

While Espresso is the heart of a cappuccino or latte, which doesn't account for more than a third of the volume, milk and milk foam make up the rest of the cup. However, most baristas have a lot of understanding of the coffee extraction process, but there is not much similar information about how to steam the milk properly – In addition to all kinds of suggestions, internet instructions from people who have never even poured a real latte. As a …

Processing

Fermentation

Fermentation: Since the Neo-Stone Age, humans have used fermentation to produce all kinds of beverages and pickles. Fermentation is a metabolic process that turns sugar into acid, gas, or alcohol. It is often widely used to describe the growth of microorganisms. Changes in temperature, timing, sugar, and type of bacteria will produce different results during fermentation, so coffee producers are always looking for control over how we ferment (during wet – or semi-wet processing) and looking for better results and understanding …

Product

Blending

Blending – In the coffee industry, coffee mixes are very prevalent. Roasters blend different varieties of coffee for a variety of reasons: The first is to combine distinct flavor qualities; the second is to save money (some coffees are highly costly, while others are not) and mask flaws to create consistency in taste. Finally, roasters can avoid seasonality and deliver a more consistent product flow through blending. The term refers to a blend of different grapes from the same vineyard or …

Espresso

Espresso Machine: Structure And Working Principle

Espresso Machine : Structure And Working Principle: We all know an espresso machine isn't cheap, and sometimes with the most expensive devices on the market, it's not always easy for a good espresso. This depends on the structure and operating principles of each espresso machine – And the fastest way not to dismantle a particular device is to see this tutorial to know the basic principles of espresso machines, thereby quickly mastering the operation of the dispenser as well as …

Brewing

Immersion – Soaking Method

Immersion – Soaking Method. Immersion brewing is any method of brewing coffee that reaches its maximum dilution at the start of the extraction process. Steeping coffee techniques First, when we think of "immersion," we think of static methods like the French press and cupping, a type of coffee brewing that people spend most of their time with. it's time to soak the coffee in a specific amount of water. Second, pressured immersion technologies like Siphon and AeroPress create a lot of turbulence, which …

Bean

Peaberry

A peaberry is a coffee bean that usually has two kernels, but the fruit sometimes has only one seed. These seeds are more significant and rounder than conventional kernels and are called Peaberry (or Culi coffee in Vietnam). Check out these coffee terms: Density - Particle Density Mucilage – Mucus Parchment – Rice husk Pulp - The Flesh Quakers - Young Kernels Silverskin - Silk Shell Peaberry Bitterness Peaberry bean typically makes up only 1-9% of most coffee varieties, with outstanding, strong taste …

Coffee Shop

Time In Espresso Extract –Espresso Extraction

Time In Espresso Extract: The Espresso technique has the most negligible impact on the variable of Time. This factor is measured in seconds, beginning with the start of the pump and ending with the stop of the pump. Although the word “espresso” originally meant “to show off,” the capacity to be “fast” is what makes this coffee renowned. Coffee was first prepared with devices that took less than a minute to brew in the nineteenth century. Today’s espresso machines take roughly 30 …

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