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An electric current could reveal black coffee’s strength and roast level

News from Science reports that the test could give a fast, reliable reading before the first sip.

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News from Science reports that passing an electric current through black coffee could provide a fast, reliable reading of its strength and roast level. Its linked article says the test could tell whether coffee is too strong before you sip.

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Is your coffee too strong? New test could tell before you sip

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@NewsfromScienceCoffee snobs have a new rival: chemistry. Passing an electric current through a cup of black coffee could give a fast, reliable read on its strength and roast level, research finds. Learn more on #InternationalCoffeeDay: https://scim.ag/4cVyeiM
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    @NewsfromScienceCoffee snobs have a new rival: chemistry. Passing an electric current through a cup of black coffee could give a fast, reliable read on its strength and roast level, research finds. Learn more on #InternationalCoffeeDay: https://scim.ag/4cVyeiM
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