What Is Coffee Roasting?

1. What Is Coffee Roasting? According to the British Coffee Association, we drink over 55 million cups of coffee every day in the UK. With this amount of coffee powering the nation, how exactly does coffee get from the plant or tree to you cup? Coffee is grown, the harvested, dried, roasted then packed. So here’s the roasting process, which gives each individual coffee its particular flavour and aroma! 1.Coffee beans are roasted at a temperature of around 550 degrees Fahrenheit, usually on a heated conveyor which prevents the beans from burning 2.This heat causes oil in the beans to seep to the surface, which causes the bean to cook or roast. This process is called pyrolysis. 3.Once roasted, the beans are then cooled naturally or using water. 4.They should be vacuum packed immediately to preserve freshness.

2. The World’s Most Ethical Coffee At Good Cup coffee, we only sell the very finest coffee, whether it’s for your coffee shop, hotel, and work place or for your enjoyment at home. We pride ourselves on being responsible and ethical coffee suppliers, so you can be sure that every bean comes from a sustainable and ‘better than fair trade’ source. In fact, we’re Rainforest Alliance Certified so you know that from plantation to cup, you’re getting the highest quality from the most ethical coffee company in the world. This article originally published at Good Cup Coffee Company Blog Here https://goodcupcoffee.co.uk/2016/09/08/the-journey-of-quality-coffee-supplies/