finally made it to Càphê Roasters Love the bright cafe space + creative and thoughtful menu BLACK SESAME BRÛLÉE LATTE Black sesame paste, condensed milk, your choice of milk, a double shot of Vietnamese Espresso, sweet vanilla cream cold foam, w/ torched brown sugar on top . Super 💯 #vietnamesecoffee #coffeeroasters #kensingtonphiladelphia #philly #cafeculture #coffee #coffeeculture #vietnamesefood #icravephilly #travelerstorytellerchef #visitphilly #eaterphilly (at Càphê Roasters) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp0YNIYpZjl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
One of the best things about running a roastery or working in coffee is being able to get a producers coffee back into to their hands. Stoked to get these coffees back to the source, also plenty of Nicaraguan content coming up 🇳🇮
Briny Beans is a premium coffee brand that is dedicated to bringing the best quality coffee to your doorstep. We carefully source our coffee beans from the best coffee-growing regions around the world and roast them to perfection to bring out their unique flavors and aromas. Our range of coffees includes single-origin and blends that cater to every taste and preference. Whether you're a coffee connoisseur or just love a good cup of coffee, Briny Beans has something for everyone. With our commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing, you can enjoy your coffee guilt-free knowing that you're supporting a responsible and eco-friendly brand. Visit our website to explore our range of coffees and order your favorite today!
Lila with a very large bowl of fresh roasted coffee. Blessed to spend the afternoon with her yesterday. #coffee #coffeeroaster #honduras #sanmarcosdecolon #caturra https://www.instagram.com/p/CnkG4bwOZVx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Today is National Maple Syrup Day ! Celebrate with our power pancake recipe made with our 1936 coffee.Recipe in link above. Hoy es el Día Nacional del Jarabe de Arce! Celebre con nuestra receta de panqueques poderosos hecha con nuestro café de 1936. Receta en el enlace de arriba.#1936coffee#perfectforcooking #sandwich #instacoffee #coffeelove #breakfastgoals #coffe #loveicecream #softserve #coffeeroaster #breakfastrecipe #coffeecup #coffeelover #baristadaily #saturdaybreakfast #icecreamaddict #food #fluffypancakes #instabreakfast #coffeecoffeecoffee #coffeeaddict #lunchmenu #donut #coffeeporn #coffee_inst (at Cape Cod, Massachussets) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmSoJs4JMxX/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Ever wondered why your favorite coffee tastes so incredible? The secret lies in the art of coffee roasting. This transformative process turns humble green coffee beans into the aromatic, flavorful beans we all know and love.
"Coffee roasting is where science meets artistry. It's the crucial step that determines the flavor profile, aroma, and character of your daily brew."
Roasting is a delicate dance of time and temperature. As the beans heat up, they undergo a series of chemical reactions:
Drying Phase: Moisture evaporates, preparing the beans for transformation.
Yellowing: The beans turn a pale yellow as they begin to absorb heat.
First Crack: A popping sound signals the start of caramelization.
Development: Flavors deepen and oils begin to emerge.
Second Crack: Signals a darker roast with bolder flavors.
The roaster's skill lies in knowing exactly when to stop the process to achieve the desired flavor profile. From light and fruity to dark and bold, each roast level offers a unique taste experience.
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Sweet Maria's Brazil. We roasted this with the garage door open during a rainstorm. I haven't done a ton of research yet into roasting, but I am pretty sure the sudden drop in temp, wind, and humidity during a rain storm made things a little more finicky. It was also incredibly hard to hear first crack, and I am not quite sure I got the timing right on any of these. The second batch I missed yellow and then couldn't hear first crack at all. I kept removing the lid to check on it, and I think that messed it up. We will see how it tastes. The batches are all relatively timed the same but came out slightly different. In hindsight, it would have been smarter to mix it up to have a better idea of the range when it came time to test them. From left to right is batch 1->2->3