DRINKS PT 2 Flashcards

1
Q

whats coffee

A

primarily water with added components extracted from the beans during brewinng

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2
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what are the two coffee plants that account for 99% of commercial coffee crop

A

coffea arabica (arabica) and coffea robusta (robusta)

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3
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what do flavor and quality of coffee depend on

A

region in which plant was grown

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4
Q

what do coffee plants generate

A

many flowers that yield a fruit, which contains two seeds (coffee beans)

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5
Q

what are coffee beans enclosed in

A

tough hull that needs removal

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6
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what are the two methods to remove tough hull

A

dry methods (beans sun-dried) and wet methods (beans washed then machine hulled)

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7
Q

what does roasting do to coffee

A

develops flavor, aroma and appearance because of many chemical and physical changes (goes from brown to green)

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8
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what does roasting time determine

A

classification of light roast, dark roast, medium roast (dark roast for longest time)

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9
Q

what happens to beans after roasting

A

grinding, which increases surface area

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10
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what does grinding allow for

A

extraction of more compounds that will contribute to flavor, aroma, appearance

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11
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whats decaffeuned coffee

A

caffeine extracted from beans using polar solvent; 10-20% US coffee decaf

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12
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what are the aroma, taste, and stimulating qualities derived from

A

volatile substances and bitter substances

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13
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what are volatile substances

A

roasting creates many; gives coffee the smell

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14
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what are bitter subatnces

A

organic acids (cholorgenic acid) and pholyphenolic compounds (caffeine)

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15
Q

what are methylxanthines

A

class of substances that stimulate the CS

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16
Q

what are the methylxanthines in coffee

A

caffeine and theobromine

17
Q

what doe methylxannthines do to body

A

may increase alertness, enhance exercise performance, increase heart rate, increase metabolism

18
Q

what are the three things that the type of coffee depends on

A

variety of bean/blend; how beans have been processed; added ingredients

19
Q

describe arabica and robusta sensory qualty

A

arabica sensory > robusta

20
Q

what does blending coffee varieties help with

A

best traits of each beans to be expressed and complemented

21
Q

whats sumatran, java coffee good for

A

richness, body

22
Q

whats veenzualan coffee good for

A

sweetness

23
Q

whats Costa Rica coffee good for

A

acidity

24
Q

what are the five types of processing coffee

A

ground, instant, decaff, espresso, cold brew

25
Q

what happens if ground coffee is too fine or too course

A

too fine - bitter, too course - weak/flavorless

26
Q

describe decay coffee

A

sometimes very different from normal coffee, sometimes not very different

27
Q

describe espresso coffee

A

high pressure steam used to force water through ground coffee; very dark and strong

28
Q

describe cold brew coffee

A

coffee extracted in cold or room temp water, 12+ hours, select solubilization of compounds, less bitter substances (acids, caffeine)

29
Q

does ground coffee deteriorate faster than whole beans

A

yes

30
Q

what is coffee sold in and what maximizes freshnness

A

coffee sold in vacuum-packed containers; grinding daily maximizes freshness

31
Q

what does minor fat content do to beans

A

susceptible to rancidity, so minimize exposure to air or moisture

32
Q

how long can you store coffee beans in freezer

A

several months