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The difference between white coffee and black coffee is mainly reflected in the roasting degree of coffee beans and the brewing method of coffee.
First of all, the degree of roast of the coffee beans is one of the key factors that distinguish white coffee from black coffee. Black coffee uses coffee beans that have been deeply roasted, the longer the roasting time, the color of the beans will become darker, and the fat inside the coffee beans will be released during the roasting process, so that black coffee has a strong bitter taste and a strong coffee aroma.
In contrast, white coffee uses lightly roasted coffee beans, the roasting time is shorter, the color of the beans will remain lighter brown, and the fat inside the coffee beans will not be completely released during the roasting process, making white coffee have a softer taste and aroma. Because white coffee is lighter in roasting, it is relatively low in caffeine and is suitable for those who are sensitive to caffeine.
Secondly, in the way of brewing, white coffee and black coffee are also different. Black coffee is usually made in the form of a ground coffee, where the ground coffee is brewed in hot water and then filtered out of the liquid through a strainer. White coffee, on the other hand, is usually made by steeping, in which the ground coffee is soaked in cold water for a period of time, then heated to boiling, and finally filtered out of the coffee liquid through a strainer.
Due to differences in the production process, the texture and taste of white and black coffee also differ. Black coffee usually has a stronger bitter and sour taste, and some people may find it more pungent. White coffee, on the other hand, has a softer taste and is relatively light, which some people may find easier to eat.
In addition, white coffee and black coffee also differ in nutrient content. Black coffee is high in caffeine and antioxidants, and drinking it in moderation can help refresh and resist antioxidants. White coffee, while has a lower caffeine content but higher in protein and fatty acids, may be more popular for some people pursuing a healthy diet.
But whether it's white coffee or black coffee, we can adjust the texture and taste by adding sugar, milk or other flavorings to our personal preferences. So what kind of coffee do you usually like to drink? Welcome to leave a message to share!