The quality of coffee
The quality of coffee first depends on the main factors such as plant type, soil, growth conditions and altitude. Any step in this process may destroy the quality. Coffee beans greedily absorb smell and flavor. Too much moisture causes mildew. Coffee that is not roasted enough tastes sour; overroasted coffee looks like coke. After baking, if it is shelved for a week or so, the coffee beans will quickly lose their taste.
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Introduction of oil production and freshness of coffee beans
When we open a can of coffee beans, we sometimes see coffee beans wrapped in a thin layer of fat. It seems that the oil evenly distributed on the surface of coffee beans is actually not oil, but a water-soluble organic substance that looks like oil.
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Coffee beans in a coffee cup
I am a coffee bean, not a coffee bean, because I am now in a dark airtight bottle, mixed with countless similar granular coffee beans, do not know where I am, let alone where he is. Before turning into powder, I was a beautiful coffee bean, growing on Cuban coffee trees, endless grasslands, high and low shrubs.
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