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Overdeveloped

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Overdeveloped: A roasting defect that occurs when coffee beans are subjected to heat for too long, particularly during the development phase following the first crack. This excessive cellular breakdown eradicates the bean's unique origin characteristics, acidity, and complexity, resulting in a flat, hollow, or overly roasty flavor profile often accompanied by bitter or ashy notes.

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