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Front Street Espresso (Espresso) is a strong coffee drink. It is made by using hot water at about 92 degrees Celsius and passing it through very finely ground coffee powder at a high pressure of 9 bar to extract the coffee liquid. Many customers are at a loss when buying coffee beans and don’t know how to choose. front street
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When the Moka pot was first invented, there was no single valve or double valve. The Moka pot has been popular all over the world for nearly a hundred years because it changed the rule that women could not drink coffee in cafes. It also allowed more people to quickly extract extremely concentrated coffee at home through steam pressure. It was comparable to the very expensive and large-scale coffee at that time.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Traditionally, coffee shops have mainly produced Italian blended coffee. As the coffee drinking atmosphere continues to heat up, many coffee stores have begun to launch SOE coffee, and even SOE coffee has appeared.
Read more →In contrast to traditional Italian blended coffee, SOE (Single Origin Espresso) is an espresso made from coffee beans from a single origin. The novel concept and the taste are mainly fresh and sour. In recent years, it has become the flagship product of many coffee shops, and some friends
Read more →Nowadays, when you go to a specialty coffee shop, you can always see Italian coffee drinks made with SOE (Single Origin Espresso) on the recommended menu. Does espresso made from single-origin coffee beans taste better than espresso made from blended coffee beans? Which single-origin coffee beans are suitable for making espresso? This article will answer them one by one.
Read more →The coffee beans produced by Ethiopian Yirgacheffe on Front Street have a very fresh flavor, especially when lightly roasted, showing bright acidity like citrus, light floral aroma, sweetness like honey, and aftertaste like green tea. And if it is used for SOE (single origin espresso) the Front Street Yirgacheffe is usually used
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee SOE means single-origin Italian style, origin means single-origin coffee, and Blend means blended coffee beans. FrontStreet Coffee
Read more →Nowadays, in order to create their own brand characteristics, many coffee shops will launch personalized flavored SOE coffee beans for customers to choose. When we confirm that the coffee needs to be changed from blending to SOE, we always need to add a few yuan extra price difference. Why is this? SOE is "Single Origi
Read more →When you go to a cafe and want to order a cup of American style or milk coffee, you will often be faced with two options: one is the default Italian blend, and the other is SOE that requires extra money. At this time, some people may wonder, why is this "SOE" more expensive than the blend? How expensive is it? What is SOE coffee? SO
Read more →With the popularity of Italian coffee, SOE espresso has also become popular. Therefore, customers who come to Qian Street often ask questions related to "Can I choose beans for Italian coffee?" and "Is there any SOE coffee to choose from?" What is SOE coffee? The full name of SOE is "Single
Read more →With the recent popularity of SOE espresso, many coffee shops also promote SOE coffee as their main selling point. Many people also ask about the difference between FrontStreet Coffee's SOE coffee and blended coffee. Is SOE coffee necessarily better than blended espresso?
Read more →More and more specialty coffee shops on the market have become popular with soe espresso coffee. Many friends come to FrontStreet Coffee and ask if there is soe coffee ~ FrontStreet Coffee stores currently offer it
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Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style). For more specialty coffee beans, please add private WeChat FrontStreet Coffee. WeChat ID: qjcoffeex. There have always been many
Read more →Many friends asked the baristas on Front Street what soe coffee is, and why many boutique coffee shops now have soe coffee, but FrontStreet Coffee does not put soe coffee on the menu. Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet C
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In the coffee field, when it comes to SOE coffee, it refers to single-origin espresso. Expanding this English abbreviation is Single Origin Espresso, and the direct opposite is Espresso Blend, which refers to Italian blended beans. SOE is like after the rain
Read more →I don’t know if you have noticed that many coffee shops now have the option of “changing SOE” on their menus, and some offer several SOE options. I believe many friends have begun to wonder what these letters mean? In this article, I will summarize SOE and our common coffee blends.
Read more →SOE coffee has become particularly popular in recent years. Basically, newly opened community coffee shops will be equipped with more than two Italian coffee grinders, one with traditional coffee beans (usually blended beans), and the other with SOE coffee beans. Generally, SOE will be regarded as an advanced version of traditional (blended) coffee beans, which needs to be added.
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Nowadays, people are paying more and more attention to single-origin coffee, but in terms of ordering at FrontStreet Coffee stores, Italian coffee still accounts for the majority. When it comes to the selection of espresso beans, FrontStreet Coffee focuses on
Read more →For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee has two hidden menus for Italian coffee, one is Flat White Australian white coffee, and the other is
Read more →For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. When it comes to Italian coffee, everyone will definitely think of latte, cappuccino, mocha, etc., but absolutely few people will mention flat white. So what does this cup mean?
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