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What makes a good cup of coffee? Excellent brewing techniques and equipment are of course indispensable, but Front Street Coffee believes that a high-quality coffee bean is the most important element. A few years ago, the coffee industry began to emphasize Arabica coffee beans, and some brands were even named directly after Arabica. Currently in fine
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Front Street - Brief Introduction to Coffee Growing Conditions Botanically speaking, coffee is a genus of Coffea in the Rubiaceae family, with Arabica and Robusta as the main species. Specialty coffee is mainly Typica, Bourbon, Caturra, etc. under Arabica. Coffee trees are evergreen shrubs planted in more than 70 countries with suitable climates, about 2 latitudes north and south.
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If you know something about coffee, you must know that coffee beans are roughly divided into two types: Robusta coffee beans and Arabica coffee beans. They can be said to be our two most common bean species, but why is Arabica coffee more popular? So today, Front Street will share what is the difference between the two
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The length of time coffee is roasted determines the taste, aroma, mouthfeel and acidity of coffee. Therefore, if you want to understand coffee deeply, you must first understand the impact of different roasting methods and roasting levels on the taste of coffee. To put it simply, the roasting process is to allow the green beans to absorb the high temperature in the roasting oven while constantly rotating, until
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Americano coffee has become a go-to tool for many workers because it is not strong, not bitter, and refreshing. It is also the first choice for making it at home. Its composition is very simple, consisting only of espresso and water. In other words, to ensure the taste of espresso, a cup of Americano is almost guaranteed. When making Americano coffee, New is the first choice
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Everyone knows about espresso, but do you know about SOE coffee? Maybe you will find that more and more cafes will provide SOE. But there is no SOE coffee in Front Street Coffee. Why? Come to Front Street and tell you about SOE Coffee. SOE's full name is "Single Origin"
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Nowadays, when you walk into a specialty coffee shop and browse through the coffee selections on offer, it is not difficult to find two major categories - single origin coffee and blended coffee. After all, what is the difference between the two? Single origin is single. More and more specialty coffee shops provide single origin (Single Origin) coffee.
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Single Origin is relative to Blended Coffee. Simply put, a single product can be a single coffee-producing country, a single producing area, or even a single estate. An important feature of individual products is traceability to origin, allowing coffee
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Front Street Coffee - the difference between single-origin coffee, Italian blended coffee and specialty coffee. Single-origin coffee: generally refers to a single style of coffee beans from a single country or production area. It can be compared to a coffee solo. If a bag of coffee is labeled with the name of a coffee-producing country (continental Europe does not produce coffee beans, e.g.
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SOE and Dirty can be said to be the two biggest internet celebrities in the coffee industry. In recent years, many coffee shops have launched SOE and Dirty, which are made from single-origin beans. Front Street has also encountered many customers who asked as soon as they entered the door: "Can you use SOE to make dirty food?" Front Street was also very curious about this.
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In recent years, a type of iced milk coffee called Dirty has become increasingly popular. The warm and mellow espresso on the top is blended with the sweet and delicious iced milk to form a unique taste of alternating hot and cold. And its photogenic good looks are even more distinguishing. Many stores have added it to their fixed menus. What is Dirty Coffee?
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Dirty coffee and iced latte are very similar in appearance. They both have a layered structure with coffee on top and milk on the bottom, so it looks like the two are the same coffee. But in fact, these are two coffees. Although they are made the same, some differences in details make the two coffees different in taste and texture.
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What we usually call dirty coffee is nothing more than filling a glass with milk and placing it under the extraction head, allowing the espresso liquid to slowly flow into the cup, making the coffee float on top of the milk, forming beautiful layers. Over time, the upper coffee liquid slowly penetrates into the white milk.
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In a coffee shop, you may hear an order like, "Please give me a shot." shot? Is it something new? In bars, the word shot refers to a small glass of hard liquor. The word became popular in the mid-20th century, when a "shot" was a one-ounce glass served by the bar.
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You may ask: What does double Espresso mean? How many milliliters is a standard espresso shot in a café? The process of making espresso? What's the best way to drink espresso? Or maybe you are curious: Where can you buy authentic Italian blended coffee beans? Commonly used in cafes
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In the past, when Front Street shared the knowledge of making espresso, he focused very much on explaining the preparation steps before attaching the handle to the brewing head, such as powder spreading and pressing, which are highly operational and have a great impact on the coffee. After attaching the brewing head, turn on the brewing button, and the machine will do the rest. However, we also
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With the miniaturization of some high-performance coffee machines, their positioning attributes for home use have become more and more obvious, and many friends have also entered the pit of Italian coffee. Therefore, Front Street would like to share some common problems when making espresso at home. 1. Purchase coffee powder. Some friends think that the machine is the most important when making Italian coffee. A good machine can
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Because the weather is getting hotter, the ice-drip coffee in the Front Street store has been in short supply recently. Through interviews with Front Street, I found that the reason why many friends choose iced dripping among all the iced coffees is not only because its texture and taste are different from other regular iced coffees, but also partly because they are at home.
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In the past, people didn't have many choices for drinking coffee. They were either instant coffee with a single taste or burnt coffee with a bitter taste, so it was difficult to feel too much aroma. Today's coffee is not only made in a variety of ways, but its quality has also improved a lot, and its cost-effectiveness is also better. Since everyone can enjoy coffee freedom at home, people at work can also
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Front Street Queen Manor Semi-Sun-Dried Yellow Bourbon Coffee Bean Brazil Fazenda Rainha COE Natural Yellow Bourbon Country: Brazil Roast Level: Medium Roast Country: Brazil Grade: COE Origin: Morgiana (
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