It was introduced by Coffex in 1979, and was, at that time, the only commercial decaffeination method that did not use solvents. The swiss water process has quickly become one of the most popular methods of decaffeinating specialty coffee. Where does Swiss water come from? Most Swiss drinking water comes from underground water reserves and … Read more
5. Folger’s classic decaffeinated instant coffee. Folgers classic decaf instant coffee has approximately 99.7% of its caffeine removed thanks to the ethyl acetate process The coffee is a medium roast that bears similarities with standard US drip coffee. Is decaf coffee really decaffeinated? Decaf coffee is a popular alternative for those looking to cut their … Read more
he CO2 method uses liquid CO2 (carbon dioxide) that is forced through the coffee beans at extremely high pressure At this high pressure, CO2 behaves partly like a gas and partly like a liquid, and one of its properties is that it combines readily with caffeine. Is there a naturally decaffeinated coffee? We have discovered … Read more
But despite the name, decaffeinated coffee is not actually completely caffeine-free In fact, J. M. Smucker’s (owner of folgers coffee brand) Smart Label website lists their decaf blend as 99.7 percent caffeine free. By this measure, Folgers decaf coffee’s caffeine content in a 6 ounce cup of coffee would be about Is Folgers decaf naturally … Read more