Table 2.
Changes in the total phenolics contents of the different types of coffee beans according to the roasting condition
Roasting conditions | Content of total phenolics (mg/g) |
CS1) | EY | IM | IMM |
Raw | 111.33±1.31A2) | 120.02±1.33A | 121.71±4.35A | 116.87±2.94A |
200°C | 10 min | 109.15±9.31A | 119.27±2.56A | 120.58±4.31A | 100.52±4.89C |
15 min | 108.49±10.32A | 118.38±3.67A | 118.12±7.46A | 109.96±1.29AB |
20 min | 107.78±3.85A | 115.49±2.66A | 118.11±3.62A | 108.20±3.35B |
250°C | 10 min | 110.56±3.69A | 115.09±5.91A | 108.87±4.05B | 108.19±6.79B |
15 min | 92.61±1.00B | 89.58±0.95B | 90.27±0.38C | 83.38±4.48D |
20 min | 81.76±6.64C | 78.83±3.72C | 82.74±4.37C | 67.66±1.27E |
CS, Colombia supremo; EY, Ethiopia yirgacheffee G2; IM, Indonesia mandhelingG1; IMM, India monsooned malabar AA.
The values represent the mean±SD (n=3), means with difference superscripts in the same column are significantly different (p<0.05).