How MILLIONS of TONS of Coffee are Harvested & Processed | Nescafe Instant Coffee Is Made in factory

How Nescafe Instant Coffee Is Made in the factory | Coffee Bean Harvesting Process
Coffee. The drink that convinces people they like the taste of burnt bean juice just because it makes mornings slightly less terrible. But hey, whatever helps you climb out of bed at 7am to face the reality that is your alarm clock, right? All jokes aside, coffee IS truly amazing. And you WON’T BELIEVE how it’s made (in factory)! First up, let’s talk raw materials. The main raw materials used in the manufacturing process of regular coffee are coffee beans, water, and occasionally, additives for flavor enhancement. For instant coffee, the primary raw materials are coffee beans (often Robusta for its higher caffeine content and lower cost), water, air, carbon dioxide, and DELICIOUS nitrogen gas. It’s true!
In today's video we look at How Nescafe Instant Coffee Is Made in the factory | Coffee Bean Harvesting Process...Keep watching to see how the journey of coffee production unfolds, starting with the careful harvesting of coffee cherries to ensure only the ripest are picked. These cherries are then processed and dried, setting the stage for the crucial coffee roasting phase, where green beans are transformed into rich, aromatic ones. This step is essential for various brewing methods, such as espresso or drip coffee. The Nescafe process takes this further, freeze-drying the roasted beans into instant coffee, ensuring consistent flavor and quality. From bean to cup, each stage combines art and science, delivering the beloved taste of coffee around the globe.
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