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Electric Coffee Bean Roaster, 1000G Capacity, 0-240°C Temperature Range, Modern Style, Coffee Use, Black
Electric Coffee Bean Roaster, 1000G Capacity, 0-240°C Temperature Range, Modern Style, Coffee Use, Black
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Notice: Be sure to cover the pot when baking, otherwise the heating will be uneven and the baking will easily fail. Don't worry about the water droplets in the lid during the baking process.
FIND YOUR OWN FLAVOR
Different individuals have their own tastes; Origins of beans, levels of baking and other factors result in the flavors of coffee. We believe by trying you will eventually find your favorite flavor.
Multifunctional coffee roaster
- Voltage:110V
- Temp range:0-240℃
- Capacity: 800G
0-240 degrees Celsius temperature adjustment, flexible choice of coffee roasting level
The 45-degree angle of the roaster slope makes it easier to roast the beans, and the beans are roasted more evenly, and roasting more coffee beans.
It can also bake cereals, peanuts, sunflower seeds, black sesame seeds, red beans, etc.
Light roasts
As the name suggests, light roasts are lighter in color, mostly light brown. This level of roast is used when the preservation of flavour and aroma of the coffee beans is needed. They are drier with no oil on its surface. This is due to the short amount of period they are roasted.
They are heated in a temperature range of 350 – 400 degree Fahrenheit. Some popular categories in it include Light City, Half City and Cinnamon. While these beans are roasted just before the first crack appears, there is another category known as New England Roast which refers to beans roasted til the first crack forms.
Medium roasts
Medium roasts are able to retain the aroma and flavor of coffee beans up to an extent. They are dry and lack oil on their surface. This roast level has less caffeine than the lighter roasts.
For achieving medium roast levels, you need to heat the coffee beans between 400 and 430 degree Fahrenheit. Usually, the beans are roasted till the first crack is complete and the second crack starts to appear.
Some popular roast names for this roast level are Regular Roast, City Roast, American Roast and Breakfast Roast.
Dark roasts
By this level the natural aroma and flavour of the coffee beans is replaced by the roast. The beans are dark brown with an oily surface. The caffeine in the beans is fairly reduced and they develop a burnt and ashy taste to them.
To reach the dark roasts level the coffee beans need to be heated in between 465 to 480 degree Fahrenheit. The coffee beans are heated until the second crack is completed and sometimes even further.
Some popular names include Italian Roast, French Roast, Continental Roast and Espresso Roast.
Cooling
When you have roasted your coffee beans you need to cool your batch quickly – or it will harm the taste. For cooling coffee beans after roasting, you simply need to make use of colanders, desk fans, or readymade roasters. Cool the roast below 40°C in 4 minutes.
Some tips to choose the roast level
The different roast levels can be confusing for many to choose from. By now we have understood that the flavor and aroma of a coffee depends heavily on its roast levels. Below are some tips to choose the right roast level for you:
If you want a natural flavor and more caffeine heavy coffee then go with the light roast.
If you don’t like high acidity levels in your coffee then go with the medium or medium-dark roast levels.
If you don’t like too much caffeine and want a healthier option, you should go with the darker roast levels.
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