A23F5/04

Roasting and grinding system and method

A roasting and grinding system (100) for preparing and delivering on demand roast and ground coffee, the system having: one or more raw containers (10, 10′, 10″, etc.) having green coffee beans of the same or of different types; a roasting unit (20) receiving green coffee beans from one or more of the raw containers (10, 10′, 10″, etc.) at the time, the roasting unit (20) adapting automatically the roasting parameters to the type of green coffee beans to roast; a conservation area (30) where the roasted coffee is stored at appropriate atmosphere until it is grinded; a grinding area (40) having one or more grinding units (41, 41′, 41″, etc.) one per type of coffee to be ground, adapting automatically the grinding parameters to the type of coffee or coffee mix to be ground. The invention further relates to a raw container (10, 10′, 10″, etc.) having green coffee beans detachably connectable to a roasting and grinding system (100), and to a method for roasting and grinding coffee blends on demand using such a system.

Roasting and grinding system and method

A roasting and grinding system (100) for preparing and delivering on demand roast and ground coffee, the system having: one or more raw containers (10, 10′, 10″, etc.) having green coffee beans of the same or of different types; a roasting unit (20) receiving green coffee beans from one or more of the raw containers (10, 10′, 10″, etc.) at the time, the roasting unit (20) adapting automatically the roasting parameters to the type of green coffee beans to roast; a conservation area (30) where the roasted coffee is stored at appropriate atmosphere until it is grinded; a grinding area (40) having one or more grinding units (41, 41′, 41″, etc.) one per type of coffee to be ground, adapting automatically the grinding parameters to the type of coffee or coffee mix to be ground. The invention further relates to a raw container (10, 10′, 10″, etc.) having green coffee beans detachably connectable to a roasting and grinding system (100), and to a method for roasting and grinding coffee blends on demand using such a system.

Vacuum Type Roaster
20170295813 · 2017-10-19 ·

Disclosed is a vacuum roaster including a chamber, a door cap formed on one side of the chamber so as to be opened or closed, a vacuum cap formed on an opposite side of the chamber, a basket spaced apart from an inner circumferential surface of the chamber, and including a basket door that is opened or closed for introduction and discharge of an object to be processed, a vacuum adjustment device for adjusting a vacuum state inside the chamber, a drive motor connected to the basket via a shaft for rotating the basket, and a heater provided inside the chamber so as to be spaced apart from the basket.

Vacuum Type Roaster
20170295813 · 2017-10-19 ·

Disclosed is a vacuum roaster including a chamber, a door cap formed on one side of the chamber so as to be opened or closed, a vacuum cap formed on an opposite side of the chamber, a basket spaced apart from an inner circumferential surface of the chamber, and including a basket door that is opened or closed for introduction and discharge of an object to be processed, a vacuum adjustment device for adjusting a vacuum state inside the chamber, a drive motor connected to the basket via a shaft for rotating the basket, and a heater provided inside the chamber so as to be spaced apart from the basket.

METHOD FOR ROASTING COFFEE BEANS
20220046974 · 2022-02-17 ·

The invention concerns an apparatus for roasting coffee beans comprising:—a vessel (1) to contain coffee beans,—an electrical heating device (13) to heat coffee beans contained in the vessel,—at least one temperature sensor (23) to measure temperature in the vessel, —a control system (180) operable to control the heating device, wherein the control system is configured to:—apply a roasting recipe dedicated to the roasting of partially pre-roasted beans comprising at least a temperature versus time profile by controlling the electrical heating device based on the measure of the temperature sensor,—detect a decrease of the consumption of electrical power of the heating device in function of time,—stop heating if no decrease of the consumption of electrical power happens after a set reference time ti.—continue or stop the electrical heating device depending on the type of identified beans.

METHOD FOR ROASTING COFFEE BEANS
20220046974 · 2022-02-17 ·

The invention concerns an apparatus for roasting coffee beans comprising:—a vessel (1) to contain coffee beans,—an electrical heating device (13) to heat coffee beans contained in the vessel,—at least one temperature sensor (23) to measure temperature in the vessel, —a control system (180) operable to control the heating device, wherein the control system is configured to:—apply a roasting recipe dedicated to the roasting of partially pre-roasted beans comprising at least a temperature versus time profile by controlling the electrical heating device based on the measure of the temperature sensor,—detect a decrease of the consumption of electrical power of the heating device in function of time,—stop heating if no decrease of the consumption of electrical power happens after a set reference time ti.—continue or stop the electrical heating device depending on the type of identified beans.

COFFEE ROASTING APPARATUS, COFFEE BREWING APPARATUS AND COFFEE ROASTING METHOD
20170238593 · 2017-08-24 · ·

A coffee roasting apparatus (100) is disclosed comprising a compartment (110) for holding coffee beans (10); a roasting element (140) for roasting the coffee beans in said compartment; and a controller (130) for controlling the roasting element, wherein the controller is adapted to control the roasting element as a function of the concentration of volatile organic compounds residing in the compartment. A coffee brewing apparatus including such a coffee roasting apparatus and a coffee roasting method are also disclosed.

COFFEE ROASTING APPARATUS, COFFEE BREWING APPARATUS AND COFFEE ROASTING METHOD
20170238593 · 2017-08-24 · ·

A coffee roasting apparatus (100) is disclosed comprising a compartment (110) for holding coffee beans (10); a roasting element (140) for roasting the coffee beans in said compartment; and a controller (130) for controlling the roasting element, wherein the controller is adapted to control the roasting element as a function of the concentration of volatile organic compounds residing in the compartment. A coffee brewing apparatus including such a coffee roasting apparatus and a coffee roasting method are also disclosed.

METHOD OF FORMING A SHELF-STABLE READY-TO-DRINK COFFEE PRODUCT
20170231245 · 2017-08-17 · ·

A method of forming a ready-to-drink coffee product includes contacting a first ground coffee composition with water having a temperature of less than 10° C. for at least 16 hours to form a first cold brew concentrate; mixing the cold brew concentrate and water to form a mixture; heating the mixture to a temperature of less than 100° C. for less than 1 minute to form a pre-fill coffee composition; pouring the pre-fill coffee composition into a cavity; concurrent to pouring, increasing a temperature of the pre-fill coffee composition to at least 82.2° C. and holding the pre-fill coffee composition at the temperature of at least 82.2° C. for at least 30 seconds to form a filled coffee composition; and cooling the filled coffee composition to ambient temperature within the cavity to form the ready-to-drink coffee product. A ready-to-drink coffee product system is also disclosed.

METHOD OF FORMING A SHELF-STABLE READY-TO-DRINK COFFEE PRODUCT
20170231245 · 2017-08-17 · ·

A method of forming a ready-to-drink coffee product includes contacting a first ground coffee composition with water having a temperature of less than 10° C. for at least 16 hours to form a first cold brew concentrate; mixing the cold brew concentrate and water to form a mixture; heating the mixture to a temperature of less than 100° C. for less than 1 minute to form a pre-fill coffee composition; pouring the pre-fill coffee composition into a cavity; concurrent to pouring, increasing a temperature of the pre-fill coffee composition to at least 82.2° C. and holding the pre-fill coffee composition at the temperature of at least 82.2° C. for at least 30 seconds to form a filled coffee composition; and cooling the filled coffee composition to ambient temperature within the cavity to form the ready-to-drink coffee product. A ready-to-drink coffee product system is also disclosed.