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From browning reactions to the flavors there is a direct way and it is Roasting is perhaps one of the most important processing steps of creating the cup of coffee that we know and love. In its simplicity, the roasting process revolves around the application of heat to the green bean material. The process creates the most important flavor compounds through browning reactions and can be modulated in a lot of ways, which allows for the creation of thousand of different flavor experiences.\u00a0It is depend of\u00a0 you as a roaster to understand which character is better for your customer except.<\/p>\n

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