The difference between Nanyang Coffee and White Coffee

Compared with the people of Chaozhou and Fujian, the people of Hainan are a group of dialects who came to the south later. At a time when various industries have been occupied by people from other places of origin, in order to make a living, many early Hainan people who went south had to work as domestic helpers or cooks in foreign families, so the people who were in charge of cooking in the British barracks and government offices were almost all from Hainan. Later, after setting up their own doors, people in Hainan opened a coffee shop to sell a coffee flavor they developed-Nanyang coffee.

60 kg of coffee to 18 kg of sugar

Nanyang coffee is a specialty of Singapore and Malaysia, and Nanyang coffee powder has its own unique production method. Hainan's ancestors integrated the roasting technology of Western-style coffee, and on the premise of cost considerations and local taste preferences, developed coffee roasting techniques that add "impurities" such as sugar, butter, sesame, corn and other "impurities" to coffee beans. Due to the different proportion of "impurities" added and the types of coffee beans, different flavors of Hainan coffee are derived. Take Malaysia as an example, 13 states have their own flavors, and each state has a variety of flavors, which is very wonderful.

In short, Nanyang coffee powder is a kind of coffee with caramel flavor added to the roasting process. The white sugar of local Nanyang coffee is generally 60 kg of coffee to 18 kg of white sugar. after stir-frying, the coffee beans are broken up before the sugar melts. And Malaysia Nanyang coffee, coffee and sugar ratio is one to one, the viscosity is very high, we have to wait for the coffee beans to cool before using the machine to break up the coffee beans. Due to the different ingredients and processing procedures of white sugar, the taste of Nanyang coffee in the two places is different and has its own characteristics.

The roasting process of white coffee is without sugar.

White coffee is roasted at a low temperature without sugar, so the finished product is lighter, so it is called "white coffee". All Western-style coffee is white coffee.

There are more than 4500 kinds of coffee beans in the world, but they can be mainly divided into three types: Elaraby (Arabica), Robusta (Robusta) and Liberia (Leberica). Arabica and Liberia are more expensive and are mainly used to make white coffee. Robesda is cheaper, the coffee taste is not so strong, and the coffee tastes just right after adding sugar, so 80% of Nanyang coffee is roasted with Robusta.