The difference between Light & Dark

I bought one and the coffee is not tasting as i would like because i like strong. Its actually pretty interesting how many things can make your coffee taste watery.

If you try and drink right away it will taste watery. Higher quality brewers will brew at a higher heat and are usually good to go once brewing is done -what type of cup you use.

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I notice that if I have everything else perfect, my plastic travel mug will always change the flavor of the coffee to watery, no matter what I do. Coffee inside ceramic always tastes best to me.

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Metal is okay but I prefer ceramic. It has something to do with how porous the material is. A keurig will almost always make good coffee because it heats the coffee enough so that its ready to go.



But even so a plastic travel mug always seems to alter the taste. I used kcups that says medium roast, but the flavor is not strong as i would like. Is like drinking water instead of coffee.

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Which one is suppose to have strong flavor, light roast or medium trough dark? It could be light, medium, or dark. That really doesnt affect if coffee is strong or not. I would use a coffee press to get a good strong cup of coffee.

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Just one of my personal preferences. Light roast has a flavor. The rest is just burned vegetation…. They even used to have a chart in the store showing you that a bean needed to be burnt first. Once you burn it, it all tastes the same: It is either a light roast or you should just go to a donut shop.

What's the Difference Between Light and Dark Brown Sugar?

But your statement is also pretty ignorant. Did you know that coffee beans grow on shrubs? They were discovered in Ethiopia by a farmer whose goats were eating the coffee berries and then dancing around uncontrollably because caffeine. Coffee beans are picked and stored green.

Light vs. Dark Brown Sugar

In order to prepare them for your French press, coffeemakers must roast the beans to bring, "out the aroma and flavor that is locked inside the green coffee beans," according to the experts at the National Coffee Association. In the simplest terms, the roasting process—in which green beans are heated up in an oven or a even frying pan until they're brown—is what makes coffee beans ready to drink. This is where the terms light roast and dark roast originate.

As the names might suggest, darker roasts are beans that have been roasted for a longer time, and light roasts are, well, more lightly roasted. Light roasted beans are lighter in color, and the flavor of light roasts is generally more acidic. Baking minds want to know: What is the difference between light brown sugar and dark brown sugar?



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It's easy -- the short answer is molasses. Both light and dark brown sugar contain molasses, but dark brown sugar contains more. Along with the increased amount of molasses comes a deeper, darker color, slightly more moisture and acidity, and a stronger flavor with more pronounced caramel undertones.

So -- when a recipe calls for "brown sugar," what should you use? And can you interchange the two sugars? Generally it means light brown sugar should be used. In a pinch, dark brown sugar can be substituted for light brown; however, when baking recipes sensitive to moisture and density such as cakes the difference in moisture content between can affect how well the cake rises.

Swapping the two will also affect the recipe's taste and color. Dark brown sugar has a deeper molasses flavor, and of course, a deeper color.