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What Is Turning Point in Coffee Roasting?

Writer: Kühne Kaffee
Kühne Kaffee
Aug 10
1 min read

Definition

The early low point on a recorded bean-temperature curve after charging, before the curve begins to rise.

Why it matters

It is a useful landmark for comparing batches, but much of its shape reflects probe response rather than an actual reversal inside every bean.

How it is measured or recognized

Read the minimum displayed bean-temperature value and its time after charge.

Roasting tip

Use it as a repeatability marker, not as a direct measurement of the beans’ coldest internal temperature.

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