the fact is different from what the doctor said. According to British doctors, coffee beans will inevitably come into contact with some bugs during storage. Coffee beans are roasted and ground into powder, and people don't pick and choose at all, so it is inevitable that there are bugs, especially cockroaches, in coffee powder. However, as we all know, there are many producing areas of coffee, and it is impossible for all storage environments to be the same. Some people should separate insects from beans when processing coffee beans. In other words, what British doctors say is one-sided and cannot be generalized. In addition, after baking and grinding into powder, almost all cockroaches become protein, even if they contain cockroaches, they are harmless to human body. 1. The British doctor said that there was a video on the Internet, which attracted the attention of netizens. This was published by a British doctor, who published a message in it, claiming that "coffee powder usually contains a certain proportion of cockroaches and other creatures". Doctors believe that these cockroaches came into contact with coffee beans during storage, but people usually can't remove them all, so they can only choose to bake them and grind them into powder with coffee beans. In addition, the doctor also revealed that most food authorities allow food to contain a certain proportion of insects. Because they are all in protein, it doesn't matter as long as they don't belong to cockroach nationals. The doctor's statement is not comprehensive. I don't think the doctor's statement is comprehensive. In fact, there are not many cockroaches in Britain. Even among international students, there is a saying that there are no cockroaches in Britain. Even if coffee beans come into contact with a certain proportion of insects during storage, people may separate them when selecting them. There was a saying on the Internet that every canned food has at least six bugs, which is also known in the industry. Obviously, this sentence is unreliable. Canned food is very popular in life, even military products. Moreover, different manufacturers have different storage requirements for materials. You can't say that all cans or coffee beans are full of bugs. 3. The grandstanding doctor's statement mainly comes from the food defect level manual of the US Food and Drug Administration, which shows that on average, 11% of raw coffee beans will be contaminated by insects. So this is enough to show that there are bugs in coffee beans? The answer is no, in fact, this data includes all coffee beans, including bad coffee beans that have been infected by mold and insects. In addition, coffee beans themselves may be invaded by coffee beetles and coffee weevils, who often live on coffee flowers like insects on ordinary fruit trees. We can't judge from this that all fruits have been invaded by insects. The doctor's statement is quite sensational.

the fact is that some coffee powder manufacturers do have irregular operations. These coffee beans may produce cockroaches if they are kept for a long time.

what the British doctor said is true. Because many food authorities allow a certain proportion of insects to be added to food, the reason is that some insects have high protein, which can well supplement protein. However, people who are allergic to these insects should be careful to eat, so they should look at the ingredients clearly when buying food.

It is because these coffee beans come into contact with some cockroaches during storage, and then these substances are mixed in the baking and grinding process.

the truth is not true. Probably because of storage problems, there are some bugs in the coffee powder, but there are no cockroaches.