- Factors affecting coffee acidity include the growing region, soil mineral content, elevation, and roasting methods.
- Coffee grown in high-elevation and volcanic areas tends to be more acidic.
- Darker roasts have lower acidity compared to lighter roasts.
- Brewing methods like Aeropress and drip brewing produce lower acidity coffee.
- Cold brew coffee is a good option for reducing acidity.
- Adding crushed eggshells or baking soda can neutralize coffee acidity.
- Adding milk slightly reduces acidity due to its alkaline nature.
- Coffee acid reducers can neutralize coffee acidity by up to 90%.
- Decaf coffee might be mildly less acidic on a pH scale than caffeinated coffee.
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