[top ten misunderstandings in roasting coffee]
[top ten misunderstandings in roasting coffee]
① empiricism is too dependent on the baking curve given to you by others.
② regards roasting coffee as too complicated, but in fact, roasting only seeks to give coffee the best flavor.
③ expects too much and often expects too much from a high-priced coffee bean. The price is ≠ flavor.
④ is too extreme, often thinking about innovative flavor, causing the curve to be too extreme, which often happens to young bakers or people who are just learning to bake.
⑤ is unwilling to communicate with other peers whose baking style is very different from his own.
⑥ blindly follows the trend, knowing nothing but flesh.
⑦ rotten beans also want to bake a good taste, but do not realize that a clever wife cannot make bricks without rice?
⑧ is narcissistic, only he thinks his roasted coffee beans are delicious.
⑨ is lack of thinking and summary. Failure is the mother of success. Summarize the causes of mistakes in every pot of details, and thinking determines your height.
⑩ is too dependent on the roaster, familiar with the roaster you use, can skillfully control is the last word.
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