Interesting Food - Coffee
Mathematicians from the University of Limmerick are working out a mathematical formula for the perfect cup of coffee.
(They have found that size does matter, and flavour is linked to the coffee grain's surface are. The method of extraction describes the movement of the coffee from its solid form as a bean into its liquid form when it dissolves into hot water, and they have found that small grains give a more bitter taste, whilst large grains result in a weak brew.
Earlier in 2016 some chemists got together to create this video:-
Reactions goes on a quest for better coffee through chemistry.
)
(They have found that size does matter, and flavour is linked to the coffee grain's surface are. The method of extraction describes the movement of the coffee from its solid form as a bean into its liquid form when it dissolves into hot water, and they have found that small grains give a more bitter taste, whilst large grains result in a weak brew.
Earlier in 2016 some chemists got together to create this video:-
Reactions goes on a quest for better coffee through chemistry.
)
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