The difference between white coffee and ordinary coffee lies in the choice of raw materials, the baking of coffee beans and the brewing of coffee. White coffee usually uses more precious and selected coffee beans, and contains no impurities at all, such as wheat grains and corn grains, so it tastes pure.
In the process of roasting coffee beans, white coffee is also different from ordinary coffee. Ordinary coffee is made by frying coffee beans at high temperature, then boiling them into coffee puree and drying them. There will be a lot of caffeine and trans fats, dehydration compounds, stomach damage, calcium loss and obesity. White coffee is baked (roasted) at low temperature, without adding any artificial additives or caramel. With the traditional and unique technology, the bitter taste and sour taste caused by high-temperature carbon roasting are reduced to the maximum extent, and the natural flavor and mellow flavor of the original coffee are retained. It does not contain trans fat [it exists in fried foods in large quantities, and strict control of its content in international foods will cause problems such as cholesterol increase and fat increase], and its caffeine content and calories are lower than those of ordinary coffee, which is in line with modern people.
White coffee contains less caffeine and its refreshing effect is not very good. Black coffee is more refreshing, but compared with white coffee, it is less irritating to the stomach and suitable for nourishing the stomach.
Suitable for anyone who likes coffee.
Especially suitable for the following people:
A sick person; People with poor liver function. Obese people.