Aroma-retaining soluble coffee
A technology of soluble and instant coffee, which is applied in the direction of coffee, coffee spices, roasted coffee, etc.
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[0049] A batch of roasted Arabica beans was ground and an extract was obtained from the ground coffee according to WO2007 / 043873. The extract is concentrated and further freeze-dried to obtain soluble coffee particles. The yield of this method is about 45-50%, meaning that 2 kg of roasted coffee beans yields 1 kg of soluble coffee particles.
[0050] The batch of soluble coffee particles is evenly mixed with the batch of roasted Arabica coffee beans at a weight ratio of coffee beans to soluble coffee particles of 2:1, and filled in an airtight container. The mixture was left standing at 23°C for 7 days. The container was opened after a 7 day rest period and the mixture was sieved to yield 1950 g of whole coffee beans and 1040 g of soluble coffee particles.
[0051] Fill the airtight container with soluble coffee granules. The odor of the soluble coffee particles was evaluated by a panel of sensory experts after 3 months storage at 23°C. The odor of soluble coffee particles...
Embodiment 2
[0055] In the experimental setup as in Example 1, using 100% Arabica coffee, changes were made regarding the ratio and retention time between whole roasted beans and soluble coffee particles, as summarized in Table 1 below.
[0056] Table 1
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Bean roasting time (min)
Bean: Grain Weight Ratio
Hold time (days)
1
5.5
2:1
7
(+)
2a
5.5
2:1
3
(+)
2b
5.5
1:1
3
(+)
2c
5.5
1:1
7
(+)
2d
5.5
1:2
7
(+)
[0058] *) All examples are based on soluble coffee with a storage time of 3 months.
[0059] All examples produced soluble coffee particles that were rated positively with regard to odor, with distinct roast coffee characteristics.
Embodiment 3
[0061]This example relates to comparison with US 1,836,931. According to its teachings, a coffee blend of 46% Arabica and 54% Robusta is subjected to roasting and grinding, extraction and spray drying to provide soluble coffee particles.
[0062] (a) The soluble coffee particle fraction was mixed with the roast and ground coffee fraction with the above blend to have a roast and ground coffee / soluble coffee ratio of 5:1. The mixture was kept for 1 day (24 hours).
[0063] (b) Mixing another soluble coffee particle fraction with the roast whole coffee bean fraction with the above blend to have a 2:1 roast whole coffee bean to soluble coffee ratio. The mixture was kept for 14 days (2 weeks).
[0064] The same parameters as in the previous examples were determined. The results are shown in Table 2.
[0065] Table 2
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