Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Coffee processing for business

The coffee beans are harvested in the way is very expensive because in a number of weeks. The collection can be replaced by two methods such as hand or machine to be completed. It was found that the most expensive coffee beans hand picked beans are normal and others usually can be harvested by machines. Large companies tend to use only devices, simply shake the plants and trees and collect them in large quantities.

These beans are washed and dried, is replaced.When washed, tend to have large areas dry first, of course, the sun for a number of weeks for a period of rapid drying, dried in the machine. The agitation of the pulp during drying to get a taste of the beans. When the beans are dried in the sun reaches a natural aroma that then, after drying in the machine, the dry layer is formed in the grains away.

Finally, when the beans are dried, they are actually ready Roast. If you are roasting beans at home do not have time for more than 15 minutes of their own, but as a commercial roaster take a little 'more to the fact that large quantities of roasted beans. The roasted beans in an increase in commercial machines slightly yellowish. People who want coffee, darker, more have to manage. How to burn sugar, coffee is more flavorful.

People who can not afford the caffeine in> Coffee Decaffeinated adoption of a process to remove the caffeine, but research is well known that even after decaffeination, 3% of caffeine is still there.

In this process the beans for about half an hour, followed by the washing procedure of ethyl acetate are moistened. The chemicals are usually obtained from the fruit and then know that a natural content. Then the grains are again steam.

Usother indirect methods, and the grains are soaked in water or ethylene chloride is added and drank. When the beans to try extreme heat, these chemicals evaporate. Beans are the oil poured into a tank where it is important to the taste of coffee in it, together with the extension.

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