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Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Description:
Illy, A.; Viani, R.
London: Academic Press, 1995
Although originally an Italian product, the popularity
of espresso has spread, especially in European countries of
Latin origin and in recent years it has been on the increase
in other markets too, above all in the USA and Japan. Its
success lies in the greater satisfaction it gives to the consumer
when compared with coffees prepared by other methods. Espresso
is therefore the way of preparing coffee that offers higher
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Description:
Debry, G.
Montrouge: Libbey, 1994
Contents: History and legends about coffee;
Background information on cultivation of coffee plants and
techniques in the production and use of coffee; Worldwide
production of coffee; Coffee consumption; Composition of coffee;
Metabolism and physiological effects of coffee components;
Caffeine; Effects of coffee on: the central nervous system,
cardiovascular system, digestive system, respiratory system,
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Description:
Clarke, R.J.; Vitzthum, O.G.
London: Blackwell Science, 2001
(World Agriculture Seri)
Coffee, one of the most commercially important
crops grown, is distributed and traded globally in a multi-million
dollar world industry. The book commences with three cutting-edge
chapters covering non-volatile and volatile compounds that
determine the flavor of coffee. Chapters covering technology
follow, including comprehensive information on developments
in roasting techniques, decaffeination, the science and technology
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Description:
Sera, T.; Soccol, C.R.; Pandey, A.; Roussos, S.
Dordrecht: Kluwer, 2000
This book is essentially based on the papers
presented at the 3rd International Seminar on Coffee Biotechnology
(III SIBAC), held in Londrina, Parana, Brazil, in May 1999.
It provides a guide for those wishing to learn about recent
advances in coffee cultivation and post-harvest technology.
The book provides a quantitative and rational approach to
the major areas of coffee research, including breeding and
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Subtitle:
Health Benefits, Physiological Effects, and Chemistry
Description:
Parliament, T.H.; Ho, C.T.; Schieberle, P.
Washington: ACS, 2000
(ACS Symposium Series 754)
This book provides a comprehensive overview of
the recent developments in the flavor and chemistry of caffeinated
beverages. It includes an update on the chemistry and flavor
research on coffee, tea, and cocoa, specifically addressing
antioxidative phenolic compounds found in the beverages, and
an examination of the health benefits, such as the anticancer,
anti-aging, and heat disease prevention properties of these
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Subtitle:
Anatomy of an Industry from Crop to the last Drop
Description:
Dicum, G.; Luttinger, N.
New York: New Press, 1999
(Bazaar Book Series)
The Coffee Book is an engaging, informative
look at one of the most popular products in the world. Jammed
full of facts, figures, cartoons and commentary, it covers
coffee from its first use in Ethiopia in the sixth century
to the dramatic rise of Starbucks and other specialty retailers
in the 1990s. Written with verve and filled with revealing
anecdotes and little-known facts, the book surveys the social
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Subtitle:
The History of Coffee and how it transformed our World
Description:
Pendergrast, M.
New York: Basic Books, 1999
Coffee is the second most valuable exported legal
commodity on earth (after oil), providing the largest jolt
of the world's most widely taken psychoactive drug. Coffee
is an extraordinarily delicate commodity. Its quality is first
determined by essentials such as type of plant, soil conditions,
and growing altitude. The coffee industry has dominated and
molded the economy, politics, and social structure of entire
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Subtitle:
A History of Anti-Coffee Crusaders and Sexual Hysteria
Description:
Bersten, I.
Sydney: Hellian Books, 1999
Is coffee really harmful? What does carbolic
acid have to do with coffee? How does 'humour' relate to coffee?
Why did the 'Maidens of London' blame coffee for their lack
of virility in 1663? How does coffee relate to sex and masturbation?
And is it a coincidence that detractors of coffee are in the
burgeoning business of selling coffee substitutes? From the
earliest days of medicine, doctors have come to many unsound
Submitted by mauriceblanc on Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:16
Description:
Banks, M.; McFadden, C.; Atkinson, C
London: Lorenz Books, 1999
This book begins with a brief history of
coffee from its Ethiopian birthplace to the present day. It
is followed by a survey of coffee production processes around
the world including harvesting, processing, sorting, grading
and roasting. Information is then given on how to select,
grind and brew coffee with a range of different equipment.
Finally over 70 recipes are presented to demonstrate the versatility
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