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instant coffee

beverage product
Also known as: soluble coffee
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  • coffee beans, ground coffee, and instant coffee
    coffee
    / Instant coffee

    In the manufacture of instant coffee (called soluble coffee in the industry), a liquid concentration of coffee prepared with hot water is dehydrated. This can be done by spray-drying (by drying with a hot gas) or by freeze-drying (a dehydration process known as…

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    In the manufacture of instant coffee (called soluble coffee in the industry), a liquid concentration of coffee prepared with hot water is dehydrated. This can be done by spray-drying (by drying with a hot gas) or by freeze-drying (a dehydration process known as…

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  • coffee beans, ground coffee, and instant coffee
    coffee
    / History

    After 1950 the production of instant coffee was perfected, which led to increased production of the cheaper Robusta beans in Africa. See also history of coffee.

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    After 1950 the production of instant coffee was perfected, which led to increased production of the cheaper Robusta beans in Africa. See also history of coffee.

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