Abstract:
This research aimed to study and develop the pineapple, orange peel and chrysanthemum flavor
with dripped coffee beverage using 100% Arabica coffee beans (medium roast). Pineapple, orange peel
and chrysanthemum were dried using hot air oven temperature at 80c for 4 hours. Roasted coffee beans
with dried fruits were packed into sealed containers to allow the fruit aroma to diffuse into the coffee
beans by settling for a 1 day. The dried pineapple, orange peel and chrysanthemum flavor with roasted
coffees were grinded and made it. The physical, chemical and microbiological properties as color,
appearance, pH, percentage of total acidity and total soluble solid as well as microbiological (bacteria)
were also analyzed. Sensory evaluation of each products color, odor, taste and overall acceptability
using 9-points hedonic scale with 30 of untrained panelists. It was found that physical properties were significantly different, but chemical properties were not significantly different. The microbiological results
demonstrated that bacteria were not detected in all treatments. The results of sensory evaluation as
odor and overall acceptability attributes were significant differences. The dried chrysanthemum coffee
product as odor and overall acceptability gave the highest scores of 8.43 and 8.23, respectively.