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After several studies highlighting the benefits of coffee on health, German researchers say they have found traces of a possible cancer-causing chemical, acrylamide, in coffee. It is not however present in such high concentrations as in fatty foods such as potato crisps, french fries or bread, reports Reuters.
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A study by the European Commission and Nestlé Product Technology reports that efforts to reduce the acrylamide content of coffee also negatively affect flavour and nutritional benefits. ... "Impact of the roasting degree of coffee on the in vitro radical scavenging capacity and content of acrylamide"
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A global risk analysis of nearly 7000 food items finds French fries, potato crisps and coffee recording the highest contamination levels of the carcinogen acrylamide, warns UN committee, but confirm that recent studies by food industry show processing methods could ... Acrylamide appears to form when dietary items,
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By Amanda Gardner HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, Oct. 20 (HealthDay News) -- A large Dutch study finds no link between acrylamide and the risk of developing gastrointestinal cancer. Acrylamide is a chemical commonly found in French fries, cakes, snacks and even coffee. ... Acrylamide is a chemical commonly found in French fries,
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COFFEE is responsible for as much as a third of daily consumption of the cancer-causing chemical acrylamide, research by the United Nations has found. ... The level of acrylamide in a cup of coffee depends on how strong it is and how the beans are roasted. There is little difference between concentrations in instant and...
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An analytical method for analysing acrylamide in coffee was validated. The analysis of prepared coffee includes a comprehensive clean-up using multimode ...
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Jun 21, 2007 ... 2 Responses to “Choose light roast over dark roast coffee (Acrylamide Part 1)”. David Rubenstein Says: June 27, 2007 at 1:54 pm ...
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Researchers around the world are working to learn more about acrylamide, a potential cancer-causing agent that has been discovered in cooked food. The FDA is also taking action to understand more about this organic chemical and to find ways to reduce its presence in food. ... Acrylamide was not found in uncooked or boiled food-
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Acrylamide in coffee: review of progress in analysis, formation and level reduction. ... This paper summarizes the progress made in understanding the formation of acrylamide in coffee, as well as potential reduction strategies, as presented during the joint CIAA/EC workshop on acrylamide, held in Brussels in March...
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The Safe Surfing SoapBox For The Sophisticated Surfer Of Sorts... ... A study by the European Commission and Nestlé Product Technology reports that efforts to reduce the acrylamide content of coffee also negatively affect flavour and nutritional benefits.
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