Decaffine or not?

[JJHippo]

It seems that decaffine is a little bit healther to the caffine beans.

However, it is rumour that many chemicals are used to "decaffine" the coffee bean.

Is it true?

 

[La Crema Coffee]

SW

I t depends on the process. The water process is IMHO the best and most environmental friendly method. Do a google search for " swiss water decafination" and go to...oh whatever :http://www.swisswater.com/

there you go, take a look and you can see about the other methods too..

Ciao

 

[Pam119]

1 :roll: I have never found a cup of decaf coffee that I like. In my personal opinion, there is more flaver in regular coffee and I love the boost it gives me in the morning. However, if you can give me a good suggestion on a very flavorable decaf (for evening drinking), I would love to try it.

 

[ElPugDiablo]

1 :roll: I have never found a cup of decaf coffee that I like. In my personal opinion, there is more flaver in regular coffee and I love the boost it gives me in the morning. However, if you can give me a good suggestion on a very flavorable decaf (for evening drinking), I would love to try it.

Try Costa Rican decaf La Lapa, it is MC processed at http://www.terroircoffee.com/store/ This is what I use in my shop, but I don't mail order...yet.

 

[ElPugDiablo]

It seems that decaffine is a little bit healther to the caffine beans.

However, it is rumour that many chemicals are used to "decaffine" the coffee bean.

Is it true?

Yes, it is true. But the roasting process that takes temperature well over 400 degrees pretty much burn off these chemicals.