A nutritional additive includes a species of Camellia sinensis or an extract derived from the species of Camellia sinensis, an extract of a green coffee bean, and L-theanine or any salt or derivative thereof. A method for preparing the additive is disclosed herein, as well as a coffee drink containing the additive, and a method for preparing the coffee drink.

A nutritional additive includes a species of Camellia sinensis or an extract derived from the species of Camellia sinensis, an extract of a green coffee bean, and L-theanine or any salt or derivative thereof. A method for preparing the additive is disclosed herein, as well as a coffee drink containing the additive, and a method for preparing the coffee drink.

The present invention provides an engineered carbon formed by carbonizing green coffee beans, coffee beans, and a combination thereof, and a method for preparing same. The engineered carbon may comprise essential nutrients required for humans, such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, phosphorus, manganese, and the like, and can realize excellent adsorption performance which is intrinsic to an engineered carbon, thus advantageously exhibiting variable applications for oral administration.

The present invention provides an engineered carbon formed by carbonizing green coffee beans, coffee beans, and a combination thereof, and a method for preparing same. The engineered carbon may comprise essential nutrients required for humans, such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, phosphorus, manganese, and the like, and can realize excellent adsorption performance which is intrinsic to an engineered carbon, thus advantageously exhibiting variable applications for oral administration.

The present disclosure relates to a method for producing fermented green coffee beans and fermented green coffee beans produced thereby, the method including: (A) a step of freezing green coffee beans at −10 to −25° C.; (B) a step of immersing the frozen green coffee beans in water for 3 to 10 hours; (C) a step of taking out the green coffee beans immersed in the water, removing the water and leaving the beans to stand for 5 to 15 hours while supplying air at 20 to 30° C.; (D) a step of sterilizing the green coffee beans and then inoculating the same with a strain to anaerobically ferment the same; and (E) a step of sterilizing and then drying the anaerobically fermented green coffee beans. When the fermented green coffee beans are roasted into coffee beans, aroma and taste may be improved and odor may be removed.

The present disclosure relates to a method for producing fermented green coffee beans and fermented green coffee beans produced thereby, the method including: (A) a step of freezing green coffee beans at −10 to −25° C.; (B) a step of immersing the frozen green coffee beans in water for 3 to 10 hours; (C) a step of taking out the green coffee beans immersed in the water, removing the water and leaving the beans to stand for 5 to 15 hours while supplying air at 20 to 30° C.; (D) a step of sterilizing the green coffee beans and then inoculating the same with a strain to anaerobically ferment the same; and (E) a step of sterilizing and then drying the anaerobically fermented green coffee beans. When the fermented green coffee beans are roasted into coffee beans, aroma and taste may be improved and odor may be removed.

The inventors have discovered that coffee berry juice, produced from whole coffee berries, can produce a distinct taste and chemical profile when compared to coffee and coffee berry extract products. The disclosed invention is directed to coffee berry juice products and methods of producing a coffee berry juice product. Especially preferred methods include use of whole coffee berries with increased concentrations of caffeine, chlorogenic acid and terpenes.

The inventors have discovered that coffee berry juice, produced from whole coffee berries, can produce a distinct taste and chemical profile when compared to coffee and coffee berry extract products. The disclosed invention is directed to coffee berry juice products and methods of producing a coffee berry juice product. Especially preferred methods include use of whole coffee berries with increased concentrations of caffeine, chlorogenic acid and terpenes.

Disclosed herein are small molecule compounds that can be used to modulate flavors in foods, beverages, and other articles intended for delivery to the oral cavity. The compounds include terpenoids, cinnamoyl and caffeic esters as disclosed herein. Suitable foods and beverages include coffee, beers, whole grains and vegetables.

Aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to systems and methods for processing biomaterials in the absence of atmospheric oxygen and products resulting from such processes. Such processing techniques may dramatically increase the shelf-life expectancies of roasted and milled biomaterial products when the roasted and milled biomaterial products are not exposed to oxygen during processing.