Cold Coffee-Who Woulda Thought
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Cold Coffee?"Who Would've Thought?
Introduction
Have you ever considered what your patrons taste as they leave your restaurant? If you observe, most people finish off with a sip of cold coffee. Therefore, ensuring your coffee tastes delightful whether hot, warm, or cold is crucial. Here’s how you can achieve that.
Step 1: Clean the Equipment
Cleanliness is key. Ensure that you not only clean your coffee bowls nightly but also use urn cleaner occasionally. Don’t forget the brew basket, as it tends to get oilier than other parts. Clean the showerhead and surrounding areas. If you have an urn or dual system, have your coffee supplier train and educate your staff on proper cleaning methods.
Step 2: Calibrate the Equipment
Often, restaurant brewers short-pot due to clogged water lines or lime build-up. Ensure your brewer is calibrated correctly. If your brewing time is too long, it results in bitter coffee with a burnt aftertaste. Also, check the water temperature using an oral thermometer and adjust the thermostat as needed to avoid under or over-extraction.
Step 3: Water Quality
Since coffee is mostly water, its quality is crucial. Compare your tap water to filtered water. If necessary, install a proper filtration system to enhance the taste of your coffee, ice, soda, and cooking.
Step 4: Your Coffee and Supplier
Ensure that your coffee roaster cups (tastes) coffee at various temperatures to maintain flavor consistency. This task, like blending coffee, is performed by experts to avoid surprises in your coffee cup. Determine if your supplier/roaster can roast, blend, and package coffee effectively.
Consider the packaging and whole bean versus pre-ground debate. While whole bean programs are an option, fractional packs yield consistent brews since they are nitrogen-flushed to maintain freshness. Remember, coffee's enemies are heat, oxygen, light, and humidity.
Conclusion
Follow these guidelines: clean and well-calibrated equipment, pure water, and fresh coffee in hermetically sealed packs. Doing so will ensure that your customers leave with a smile, rather than a grimace.
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