Which step in coffee processing develops the characteristic roasted aroma and flavor?
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Correct answer: Dry roasting
Roasting causes chemical changes in coffee beans that produce their characteristic aroma, color, and flavor. Raw coffee beans do not have the same beverage qualities as roasted beans.
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