Who invented coffee flavor wheel? the origin of coffee flavor wheel?

The Africans invented it! Coffee is native to Ethiopia. It was used as a beverage in North Africa and West Asia for hundreds of years before it was introduced into Europe in the 17th century. Coffee plantations have been set up in all hot and humid parts of the world, and coffee has become a popular drink. But it takes a lot of days to make a pot of delicious coffee. Coffee beans must be ground into fine powder. It is also best to use some kind of filter to keep the coffee grounds out of the cup, although people in many places like to drink unfiltered coffee. All of these practices inspire inventors to find an easy way to make a cup of coffee. Although several attempts were made in the 19th century, none of them was successful. Image above: tourists traveling to Damascus in the 16th century like to make coffee drinks from coffee beans baked on a pot fire. That was probably hundreds of years before coffee became a truly popular drink. With the arrival of Nestle Coffee Day, coffee has become more popular in Europe and the United States. In 1930, the Brazilian Coffee Institute consulted with the Swiss company Nestle and asked them to find a way to produce a dry coffee that was heated and stirred and immediately turned into a drink. Nestle spent eight years doing research. They found that the most effective way is to spray the best extract of espresso through a hot air ejector. The heat evaporates the water in the coffee extract, leaving the dry day coffee grains. This powder has become a popular drink invented by Africans because it dissolves easily in boiling water. Coffee is native to Ethiopia. It was used as a beverage in North Africa and West Asia for hundreds of years before it was introduced into Europe in the 17th century. Coffee plantations have been set up in all hot and humid parts of the world, and coffee has become a popular drink. But it takes a lot of days to make a pot of delicious coffee. Coffee beans must be ground into fine powder. It is also best to use some kind of filter to keep the coffee grounds out of the cup, although people in many places like to drink unfiltered coffee. All of these practices inspire inventors to find an easy way to make a cup of coffee. Although several attempts were made in the 19th century, none of them was successful. Image above: tourists traveling to Damascus in the 16th century like to make coffee drinks from coffee beans baked on a pot fire. That was probably hundreds of years before coffee became a truly popular drink. With the arrival of Nestle Coffee Day, coffee has become more popular in Europe and the United States. In 1930, the Brazilian Coffee Institute consulted with the Swiss company Nestle and asked them to find a way to produce a dry coffee that was heated and stirred and immediately turned into a drink. Nestle spent eight years doing research. They found that the most effective way is to spray the best extract of espresso through a hot air ejector. The heat evaporates the water in the coffee extract, leaving the dry day coffee grains. This powder has become a popular drink because it dissolves easily in boiling water.