The presented diagram illustrates the process of instant coffee production, showing how the procedure progresses from the initial stage to the final outcome.
Overall, the process consists of 11 key stages, commencing with picking the coffee beans, and culminating in packing the finished coffee into jars. It is a linear process that involves both manual and mechanical actions.
At the beginning of the process, the coffee beans are picked from the plants. Once this step is completed, they are dried under the sun. In the next stage, the dried beans are roasted. This is then followed by rapidly cooling the roasted beans. Thereafter, the cooled beans are ground into smaller particles.
In the subsequent phase, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water. Afterwards, the mixture is strained to separate the liquid. Following this, the resulting coffee liquid is frozen. Once the process reaches this point, the frozen liquid is ground into smaller pieces. Finally, the process concludes with drying the ground frozen coffee in a vacuum and packing it into jars.