Abstract
To enable the conversion of the selected green coffee blend into a consumable beverage, three operations are needed: roasting, followed by grinding, and finally brewing. Only by roasting is the characteristic flavour and headspace aroma of coffee developed; and grinding of the roast whole beans is necessary in order that both the soluble solids and flavour volatile substances be sufficiently extracted by infusion or brewing with hot water to provide a beverage of required strength for immediate consumption, or an extract for subsequent drying in instant coffe manufacture.
Keywords
Screen Analysis Ground Coffee Green Coffee Roasted Coffee Exothermic Heat
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