Coffee 1985
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-4948-5_8
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“…This decrease in perceived acidity apparently contrasts with the findings of other authors, who have reported an increase of acidity in coffee brews stored at room temperature over a period of just 5 hours [2,30]. However, the fall observed in this study must be interpreted as a disappearance of the typical acidity initially perceived in Arabica coffee brews, being substituted by a sour taste [6]. The members of the panel described sourness as "bad acidity" or "acidity non characteristic of coffee", and it was perceived for the first time at 15 days for coffee stored at 25ºC with oxygen, at 20 days for both coffee brews stored at 4ºC with oxygen and at 25ºC without oxygen, and at 30 days for coffee stored at 4ºC without oxygen.…”
Section: -Vinylguaiacol Is the Product Originated By The Thermal Deccontrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…This decrease in perceived acidity apparently contrasts with the findings of other authors, who have reported an increase of acidity in coffee brews stored at room temperature over a period of just 5 hours [2,30]. However, the fall observed in this study must be interpreted as a disappearance of the typical acidity initially perceived in Arabica coffee brews, being substituted by a sour taste [6]. The members of the panel described sourness as "bad acidity" or "acidity non characteristic of coffee", and it was perceived for the first time at 15 days for coffee stored at 25ºC with oxygen, at 20 days for both coffee brews stored at 4ºC with oxygen and at 25ºC without oxygen, and at 30 days for coffee stored at 4ºC without oxygen.…”
Section: -Vinylguaiacol Is the Product Originated By The Thermal Deccontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…The mobile phase was acetonitrile/water (15:85) in isocratic conditions at a constant flow rate of 2.0 mL/min at 36ºC during 15 min. 6 The injection volume was 20 μL. Detection was accomplished with a diode-array detector, and chromatograms were recorded at 280 nm.…”
Section: Coffee Brew Preparationmentioning
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“…Desses, destacam-se os ácidos monocarboxílicos saturados da série de C 1 a C 10 , isto é, do ácido fórmico ao ácido cáprico, juntamente com os isômeros constitucionais do ácido butírico e do valérico. Nenhum ácido aromático, entretanto, foi detectado nessa fração 68 . Segundo dados da literatura, os principais ácidos carboxílicos voláteis encontrados no café torrado são o ácido acético (3 g/Kg de café torrado), o ácido fórmico (1 g/Kg) e o ácido propanóico (0,1 g/Kg) 69 .…”
Section: áCidos Carboxílicosunclassified
“…Os ácidos voláteis comumente presentes no café torrado apresentam odores bem característicos. O ácido 2-metilbutírico, por exemplo, é associado a um odor de queijo, manteiga, creme e chocolate, enquanto que o ácido acético e o ácido fórmico são relacionados a um odor penetrante e irritante, sendo que o primeiro é mais comumente associado ao odor de vinagre 4,80 . Já o ácido isovalérico (ácido 2-metil-butanóico) apresenta um odor semelhante ao que é liberado por pés suados e abafados (chulé).…”
Section: áCidos Carboxílicosunclassified