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How do you make instant coffee? But then how do you make instant coffee? Roughly speaking, the production of instant coffee starts the same way as at home in the kitchen. One grinds the roasted coffee beans and lets boiling water seep through them. Then the percolated water is dried out of the liquid coffee (the extract), and now one has instant coffee. Between the extraction step and the drying step another step can be inserted, where the aromatic content is optimized and the extract concentrated. The extraction, the evaporation and the drying of coffee in a Niro plant is today executed in such a way that the quality is on the same level as freshly brewed coffee from newly roasted beans. Any differences in taste between instant coffee and fresh coffee are therefore today more a question of choice of beans and the desire for profit, which all comes down to the question of how much we want to pay for the product. Since 1947, where the first small steps were taken towards extraction and spray drying of coffee, Niro has constantly sought to improve the spray drying process, and today Niro is the world’s leading supplier of equipment for instant coffee plants. Through purchases, working with knowledge databases and development, Niro today is able to offer complete turnkey coffee plants for freeze-dried, spray dried and agglomerated instant coffee – plants covering everything from reception of the green beans through the production of instant coffee, packed in glass and palletized, ready for shipment. Why have instant coffee at all today? Because it is easy and convenient to make a quick cup, it is easy to use in coffee machines (there are no coffee grounds to dispose of), the shelf-life is long, and it weighs and takes up very little space compared to coffee beans. Cool coffee facts • There are three main types of coffee: Arabica, Robusta and Liberica. • Arabica and Robusta make up about 98 percent of the coffee sold. • The total world production of coffee beans varies from year to year; it is between 6.5-7 million tons per year, which corresponds to more than one trillion cups of coffee. • Approximately 20 percent of the total coffee production is used to produce instant coffee. • Niro has delivered more than 180 coffee production plants all over the world. The top part of a coffee extractor.
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