The moment we stop for coffee, whether during the day, in the morning or at night, and we have a preference for decaffeinated coffee, it is normal to wonder if it really does not have caffeine, is it not? same?
Most of the time we try to believe what is written on the label, after all, we have faith that that company is not deceiving its consumers and providing something completely inappropriate, because if we wanted caffeinated coffee, we would certainly have already bought.
see more
Japanese company imposes time restriction and reaps benefits
Alert: THIS poisonous plant landed a young man in the hospital
Read more: Understand why coffee has become the main drink in the morning
But, with regard to the unknown related to the possibility of decaffeinated coffee having caffeine, the answer is: yes, decaffeinated coffees contain caffeine. However, stay calm, as this amount is much lower. This is because, although coffee has to go through several processes to “lose” its caffeine, they are not enough to simply remove 100% of it.
And just as mentioned earlier, even though there is an amount of caffeine in decaffeinated coffee, it is almost nil. You can say that the amount of caffeine present in the product is insignificant.
According to the information, the amount of caffeine in this type of coffee must be 0.1% for the drink to fit into this type of category. Who is responsible for determining such limits here in Brazil is Anvisa (National Health Surveillance Agency).
In view of this, the individual may even start to feel considerably safer when ingesting decaffeinated coffee. But, according to some studies, there are people who are currently very sensitive to caffeine.
For doctors, those who are very sensitive can end up being harmed by ingesting even this small amount. So, if you need to stay away from caffeine, it's good to leave decaffeinated coffee aside and opt for other beverages.
But if you don't have any restrictions and want to have the best of coffee at home, we've brought you a short list with the best brands that are present in the Brazilian market and that, without a doubt, can be a great choice for you.
See some options below:
1. Santa Monica Cafe
Naturally, Café Santa Mônica has options of 1kg or 250g. Its beans went through medium roasting, and it has a chocolatey, low-bitter taste.
The brand was created in 1985, and this coffee is grown in the Machado region, south of Minas Gerais. In addition, it is one of the best selling coffees in the country.
2. Special Dutra Coffee
Dutra coffee is a great hand-roasted coffee with the coffee's own firewood, in small batches, so it doesn't lose its quality.
3. Cafe Roma Bialetti
Grown in the south of Minas Gerais, Roma Bialetti coffee, although it is Italian, is produced entirely nationally.
It has a balanced sweetness, but at the same time it has a chocolatey taste. Café Roma Bialetti has a great cost-benefit ratio, since it has a lower value.
4. Coffee Grain Baggio
As for Café Grão Baggio, it has several options, and coffee in beans is one of them. It comes directly from Italy, more specifically from Salvatore Baggio.
It was widely sold in São Paulo and Paraná, and at the end of the 1970s it reached the south of Minas Gerais.
