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> coffee get’s so much worse when cold This is a myth. Bad coffee tastes better when hot because your sense of taste is dulled - reducing bitterness. Also, at higher temperatures, aromatics and volatile compounds are more airborne, improving the smell of coffee. Good coffee is better enjoyed around 60-70C
I don’t understand, you say it’s a myth and then said it’s better when warm? Regardless, I would say it’s an objective fact that good coffee is ruined at room temperature. It still tastes fine , but no where near as good. What especially irks me is that they could have just heated the stuff in a microwave [1] to 50°C and have a much better test. [1] https://youtu.be/yqgKlqAUM9g
Making espresso with ultrasound
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Trung Nguyen did that: https://www.vice.com/en/article/a-vietnamese-company-is-brin... Seemingly as early as 2010: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trung_Nguy%C3%AAn#Weasel_and_L...
Ok i NEED to check this out. Thanks for the articles! (Wtf basically kopi luwak was created through colonialism? An even more cursed product now wow
I assume that such coffee is good because the civet cat has taste for good coffee cherries, not really because of the digestive enzymes or whatnot.
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#93Still, pretty cool.
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#94> Both espresso samples were served at 22 °C to ensure a fair like-for-like comparison […] > It is noted that espresso is normally consumed hot and has transient sensory attributes that are temperature- and time-dependent. Hence, serving espresso at 22 °C will alter its sensory characteristics. This is a weird test, coffee get’s so much worse when cold. So people can’t distinguish between two bad coffees.
> coffee get’s so much worse when cold This is a myth. Bad coffee tastes better when hot because your sense of taste is dulled - reducing bitterness. Also, at higher temperatures, aromatics and volatile compounds are more airborne, improving the smell of coffee. Good coffee is better enjoyed around 60-70C
If you want to scald your mouth I don't think you need coffee to do that.