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The difference between white coffee and black coffee

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, Coffee has become a fashion and popular way for people to pursue fashion, which also reflects the improvement of people's living standards. There are so many different types of coffee, how do we distinguish them? Let me tell you the difference between black coffee and white coffee.

A brief introduction to black coffee and white coffee

White coffee

White coffee is a native product of Malaysia with a history of more than 100 years. White coffee does not mean that the color of coffee is white, but uses high-grade Liberica, Arabica and Robusta coffee beans and super skimmed cream raw materials. After moderate and mild low temperature roasting and special processing, a large number of caffeine is removed, the bitter and sour taste produced by high temperature carbon roasting is removed, the bitter taste and caffeine content of coffee are reduced to a minimum, and no additives are added to strengthen the taste. Retain the original color and flavor of coffee, the color is lighter and softer than ordinary coffee, a touch of milk golden yellow, pure taste, so it is named white coffee.

Black coffee without any embellishment

Black coffee is unembellished coffee, black coffee brings the original feeling of tasting coffee. Black coffee combines the characteristics of sweet and bitter coffee, it is primitive and rugged, profound and intriguing. Black coffee emphasizes the aroma of coffee itself. Aroma is not only the life of coffee quality, but also the best expression of coffee production process and roasting technology. The climate of the place of production, variety, refined treatment, harvest, storage, and the appropriateness of baking technology in the consuming country are all conditions that determine the aroma of coffee beans. Bitter is the basic taste of black coffee, there is a difference between strength and texture, raw beans contain only a tiny amount of bitter ingredients, followed by baked sugar, part of starch, fiber caramelization and carbonization, to produce the most symbolic bitterness of coffee. Black coffee also has a sour taste, and proper heat to produce a moderate sour taste will make the coffee taste better and make people feel more deep. The sweetness of black coffee is closely related to the bitter taste, so the refreshing black coffee must have a sweet taste.

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