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The fact that an Italian blend of beans can be used in stores for nearly ten years speaks volumes in itself. Front Street Blend is such an existence - it uses Brazilian Cerato and Colombian Whelan beans, and is responsible for the production of core drinks such as American and Italian latte in the store. The flavor is classic and stable. Recipe analysis:
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As the atmosphere of domestic specialty coffee becomes more and more intense, high-quality single-origin beans from various origins around the world are frequently on the menus of many cafes. Not only does each coffee come with detailed traceability information, but many single-origin batches leave a deep impression on people with their unique aroma. For example, the bean menu at the Front Street store has a whole section
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Although some friends like the aroma of coffee, they cannot enjoy it because drinking coffee can cause them heart palpitations, insomnia, stomachache and other adverse reactions. So are there any decaffeinated coffee options? How low can its caffeine content be? First, let us understand what caffeine is? Caffeine is a plant
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In the past few years, there has been a "new face" in the specialty coffee circle that has become increasingly popular—Xizhao. It has appeared frequently in world coffee competitions and has become the same bean variety that won the championship. Front Street Colombian Hija is your choice to bring this star bean to your daily dining table. The same bean variety as the champion, with a more powerful flavor than Front Street Colombian Hija, produced in Colombia
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Where does the chocolate flavour in coffee come from? Front Street breaks down cacao-family notes th
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(Comparison of Arabica and Robusta) Generally speaking, Arabica is mainly used in the currently popular single-origin/specialty coffee, while Robusta is mostly used in instant coffee. This is not to say that Robusta is necessarily worse than Arabica, but just based on the main uses of the two coffee varieties in the market. However, no
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Coffees from FrontStreet Coffee often share: "The core of Italian coffee is espresso." A good espresso is very big.
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The style of Colombian coffee is sometimes fresh and natural, with a fruity flavor, and sometimes it is mellow and balanced, with a chocolate aftertaste. It is the type of coffee that many people like. The diversity of styles is the biggest feature of Colombian coffee, so it can not only be used as a hand-brewed single product, but also can be used in espresso machines to make beautiful
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Since Gesha coffee became famous, Gesha coffee has been grown in many parts of the world. Geisha coffee is the new king among specialty coffees. Among them, Gesha produced in Panama, Guatemala, Colombia and other South American countries are of higher quality and more expensive. Among them, Panama Geisha is the most famous. Although grown in many producing areas
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Because espresso has a very strong taste, many people also add sugar or milk to temper the bitterness, which has led to a trend of espresso-based coffee. Fancy espresso coffee will be blended with various flavorings such as syrup, cream, spices, etc. to create a coffee taste with multiple flavors and layers, such as Herbalife Blue and Macchi.
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When choosing SOE espresso beans, you can put aside complicated information first. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. Starting from the differences between the two groups of fresh or mellow coffee, black coffee or milk coffee, and then looking at the roasting date and processing method, the judgment will be closer to daily life. Water quality will make SO
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Coffee fans who often go to coffee shops may notice that Italian coffee uses blended coffee beans, that is, two or three coffee beans are mixed together to make a cup of milk coffee or Americano. So what are blended coffee beans? What are Italian coffee bean blends? Just as the article on Front Street said, spell it
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Today I will teach you how to choose coffee beans for making espresso. If the coffee beans used are not suitable, the taste of the coffee will naturally be bad. Let’s first talk about what Italian coffee is. Common Italian coffees include espresso, Americano, latte, cappuccino, Australian white... and the most important thing here is
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It is not enough to remember a few names of blended beans and SOE. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. What is really valuable for reference is the sweet-sour ratio after entry, the thickness of the taste, and the aftertaste after cooling. Combined with the brewing habits, the range of choices will gradually become clearer. Flavor
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There are many types of coffee production, including coffee machine, hand brewing, Aeropress... Even if it is the same coffee beans, each production method can bring out a different flavor and taste, giving different drinks their own characteristics. Then again, since the brewing conditions of each appliance are different, the choice of coffee beans is also different.
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Adding sugar and milk is a coffee drinking habit that has been formed in the past hundreds of years. The reason is that Mandheling, Brazil, Colombia and the Blue Mountains all traditionally use dark roasting. Yirgacheffe beans are small, and the fruity and sour taste of lightly roasted coffee opens up a new world of coffee. The African continent is vast, with an average altitude of 75
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Generally speaking, lightly roasted coffee can retain more acid in flavor. If they also contain certain alcohols and lipids, they will also emit a charming floral and fruity aroma after roasting. As the roasting deepens, the sourness and floral and fruity aromas will gradually disappear and turn into bitter substances, making the coffee
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What is hand-brewed coffee? Pour-over coffee refers to hand-brewed coffee, also called drip coffee. This method was invented by the German Mrs. Melitta Bentz in 1908. In order to promote this new coffee extraction method to the outside world, Mrs. Melitta also
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Another meaning of specialty coffee is single-origin coffee, that is, coffee beans from the same production area have obvious regional characteristics. For example, Ethiopian coffee has a floral and fruity aroma, Colombian coffee has a chocolate aroma, and Indonesian coffee has an herbal aroma... This is the influence of terroir. Therefore, when drinking hand-brewed coffee, you will tend to choose coffee from a single
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Blend coffee refers to a mixture of coffee beans from two or more different producing areas. When people order at outside cafes, as long as the barista doesn't emphasize it separately, the coffee beans used are usually Italian blended coffee beans and medium to dark roasted. Made with this Italian blend of beans, it's as refreshing as an American style
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