What's coffee?
Coffee is a drink, a commodity, a plant. Different people have different understanding of coffee. Some people think that coffee is a way of life, coffee is a culture, coffee is a social tool, it is the embodiment of romance, fashion and nobility. Some people think that the per capita consumption of coffee can be used as the embodiment of a country's comprehensive national strength and national quality. No matter how different people's understanding of coffee is, coffee is eventually converted into a drink for people to drink. Baristas adopt professional coffee-making methods to introduce the best way to drink coffee to people in order to meet people's growing material and cultural needs.
What on earth is coffee? According to our national standard, the explanation of coffee is: coffee coffee
Coffee is the fruit and seed of Coffea, which is made from pericarp (exocarp, mesocarp and endocarp), seed coat, seed kernel and embryo for consumption.
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Barista
According to the industry's understanding of baristas (Barista), baristas are people who love coffee extremely and have in-depth research on coffee from planting, mixing, roasting, tasting, making, etc., and have an in-depth understanding of the coffee industry. Baristas are noble, sincere and highly educated. According to the requirements of domestic coffee shops for baristas: strong hands-on, mental ability and organized work.
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About coffee roasting
Coffee roasting (coffee roasting) means that through heating raw beans, starch in raw beans is converted into sugars and acids at high temperature, substances such as cellulose will be carbonized to varying degrees, water and carbon dioxide will be volatilized, proteins will be converted into enzymes and fats, and the remaining substances will be combined to form an oil film on the surface of coffee beans, and in the process coffee acids will be formed.
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