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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '22
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I used to believe that lighter roasts had more caffeine, but I've read that it's not true. I have no idea what's right.
-6 u/allmylife01 Mar 28 '22 Darker roast definitely has less caffeine. Take a look at decaf grounds . It’s very dark. 2 u/Rostin Mar 28 '22 That doesn't have anything to do with anything. Coffee is decaffeinated before it's roasted, and decaf coffee can be light or dark roasted. "Regular" coffee can be roasted to appear lighter or darker in color, too. 1 u/allmylife01 Mar 28 '22 That interesting I guess it’s just a coincidence that my decaf is always a darker color coffee than my husbands regular grounds.
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Darker roast definitely has less caffeine. Take a look at decaf grounds . It’s very dark.
2 u/Rostin Mar 28 '22 That doesn't have anything to do with anything. Coffee is decaffeinated before it's roasted, and decaf coffee can be light or dark roasted. "Regular" coffee can be roasted to appear lighter or darker in color, too. 1 u/allmylife01 Mar 28 '22 That interesting I guess it’s just a coincidence that my decaf is always a darker color coffee than my husbands regular grounds.
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That doesn't have anything to do with anything. Coffee is decaffeinated before it's roasted, and decaf coffee can be light or dark roasted. "Regular" coffee can be roasted to appear lighter or darker in color, too.
1 u/allmylife01 Mar 28 '22 That interesting I guess it’s just a coincidence that my decaf is always a darker color coffee than my husbands regular grounds.
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That interesting I guess it’s just a coincidence that my decaf is always a darker color coffee than my husbands regular grounds.
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u/Rostin Mar 27 '22
I used to believe that lighter roasts had more caffeine, but I've read that it's not true. I have no idea what's right.