The origin of instant coffee starts from a major event in history.

Around the 19th century, coffee gradually formed a coffee culture after its development and precipitation in Europe. Coffee culture was reborn in Europe, but it was sublimated and brilliant in the United States, so that coffee is now popular all over the world.

The birth of instant coffee also starts from a major event in history. At the beginning of the 18th century, coffee conquered London, England, and it was about to turn against the sky. At a critical time, an ancient beverage dominated the beverage circle-tea.

Tea is really a good thing, not only delicious, easy to prepare, the key is that it is stylish and high. At that time, the United States was a British colony, and the popular trend in the United States came from Britain. As a result, the tea industry has become one of the most profitable industries. How can British amplitude miss this great opportunity to compete with the people for profit? So the British government began to engage in a monopoly, this hegemonic act can easily arouse the public anger of the common people. But anger is anger, and it is of no use in the face of the powerful military power of the British Empire.

Can't you afford to piss me off? Since you want to engage in monopoly, I don't care about you, I won't drink tea, can I have coffee? So Coffee, which had been knocked down, stood up quickly with the help of the wise British government. By the middle of the 18th century, cafes in North America had flooded the streets. Even so, the charm of tea is still irresistible, the British Empire is still very happy to earn from tea, but the common people can not stand, there are taxes, you earn your own money, ten thousand grass-mud horses will begin to gallope. no, no, no. no, no, no.

On December 16, 1773, more than 8000 people gathered in Boston to protest, and the famous "Boston Tea pouring incident" took place. After the incident, coffee became more popular in the United States than ever before. after the independence of the United States, drinking coffee was not only unusual, but also vaguely reflected patriotism.

As a result, the American people are extremely keen on coffee, not to eat, not to drink coffee? Absolutely not. In the early 19th century, a large number of hardworking people went to the western region to expand and build new homes. In the wild, cold and harsh conditions, coffee has become their spiritual and physical support.

During the Civil War, coffee was equated with grain, a necessity of life, and one of the basic supplies of the army. Bean grinders were almost standard for marching rucksacks, and American soldiers carrying bean grinders could be seen everywhere. But at the beginning of the war, it was impossible for soldiers to grind beans and make coffee by themselves. On the one hand, they did not have so much water, and on the other hand, they could not light a fire casually. So the helpless army began to rack its brains, first roasting the coffee, grinding it into a fine powder, and then taking it to the front, drinking it as soon as it wanted-instant coffee was born.