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Last weekend, a customer came to drink coffee with his friends. When he entered the door, he placed an order on the street and said, "Give me an iced Americano. Can it be made into Long Black?" After hearing this special request, Front Street told the other party directly, no! At this time, the customer became confused, "Why don't you sell Lo?"
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SOE is a concentrate made from coffee beans from a single origin or batch, and the flavor in the cup is often more discernible than common blends. Dark roasting can push the nuts, cocoa and caramel side more obviously, while light roasting can easily retain the floral aroma, fruit acid and tea feeling. The choice that truly suits you should start with how you drink every day, rather than just looking at
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An in-depth understanding of the essence of crema will be of great help to baristas in making a delicious cup of espresso. The teacher of the Chongqing Barista Training Course will give you a detailed analysis of crema today to help you understand espresso and improve your coffee making technology. Looking for a cup of strong flavor that is not bitter and has great flavor?
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To be fair, Front Street believes that in the daily work of a barista, the most painful thing is the daily routine of making espresso. If there is anything more painful than this, it must be concentration on a rainy day. Because if you don’t pay attention, you will become full of concentrate and drink to the point of fear. Some friends do not understand this. They think
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Many people can't stand espresso when drank alone. The high concentration of burnt bitterness is described by many as like Chinese medicine. After being mixed with milk or diluted with water, many people can easily accept it. But reality is often cruel. You will inevitably taste coffee that is difficult to swallow even after adding milk. In this case, coffee is often the source of the problem.
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The most common way to use a home espresso machine is not just to make a cup of espresso, but also to make American espresso in the morning, latte with breakfast, and coffee drinks with ice in the afternoon. Whether beans are cost-effective depends on whether they can cover several common drinking recipes, whether they are easy to adjust, and whether they can retain their original properties after adding milk or ice cubes.
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SOE is the abbreviation of Single Origin Espresso, which refers to making espresso from coffee beans from a single origin or source. It does not deliberately blend multiple flavors together like traditional blending, but allows the fruity aroma, sweetness or tea flavor of a bean to be concentrated in a short time of extraction.
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The surface of the freshly extracted concentrate is covered with a layer of golden brown foam, which makes it visually plump and smoother in the mouth. This is what everyone often calls oil. If you want to find espresso beans with more oil, you should not just focus on the thickness of the foam, but also on when and how you usually drink it, and how you want the cup to look.
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Medium-roasted beans in an espresso machine usually achieve a balance between aroma, sweetness and thickness. It doesn't push the acidity too much, nor does it have to rely on a pronounced roasty flavor to support the concentration. When actually choosing, you can first imagine when this bag of beans will appear: drinking alone in the morning, adding milk in the afternoon, or with family and friends.
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The taste of Italian coffee beans is not only determined by the production area or roasting depth, but also by the moment and form in which it enters the cup. When rushing out, espresso needs to release clear sweetness in a short time; when paired with milk for breakfast, the coffee liquid must have enough presence; making iced Americano in the afternoon is more suitable for aroma
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If you want a rich and long-lasting oil layer on the surface of espresso, you should also consider the roasting direction, freshness and blending ideas when selecting beans. Darker roasting is usually easier to bring out the aroma of nuts, cocoa and caramel, and the concentrate is darker in color and thicker to the touch; beans that have just been roasted have more carbon dioxide and are more concentrated.
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It can be said that there is no milk coffee more suitable for summer than Dirty! If there is, then I haven’t mentioned it yet! Compared with iced latte, the contrast created by Dirty is more shocking. You can feel the completely different contrasts after one sip, which is very wonderful. So there are many latte lovers in D
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As we all know, the uniqueness of Dirty comes from the layering of milk and coffee. Whether it is the visual effect of concentration gradually "dirty" the milk, or the taste experience of cold and hot, sweet and bitter, etc., they are all the result of the lack of fusion between the two. So if we want to make
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There’s no fixed answer to Italian beans, it just depends on which cup it ends up in. Drink the concentrate alone, mix it with water to make an American style, or add milk to make a latte. The concentration and flavor received by your tongue are all different. Dark roasting usually brings more obvious roast aroma, cocoa feeling and thick taste, while medium and dark roasting retains more bright aroma and fruit acid.
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Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow the coffee workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style). For more specialty coffee beans, please add the private WeChat account FrontStreet Coffee. WeChat ID: qjcoffeex Original design of the Moka pot
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On various social platforms, we can often see pictures like this: a coffee lover raised his head and drank a cup of espresso in one gulp. After frowning for a moment, he showed an intoxicated expression as if he had tasted delicious food in the world. Many friends were infected by the emotions of the enthusiasts in the video, so they would
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"Can I make espresso at home? I want to make my own Americano!" Of course! The coffee produced by a mocha coffee maker can also be considered a type of espresso, but if you compare it to the espresso produced by an espresso machine, the concentration is definitely not that high. If you want to make it into American coffee, you only need to add
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Due to the natural tight structure of the coffee beans, in order to quickly extract the coffee liquid, it must be finely ground to allow the water to have a higher extraction capacity, and then use the high pressure of the espresso machine to make espresso. A seemingly simple process, for the barista, it is necessary to use the correct roasting degree according to the coffee beans.
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A few days ago, a coffee lover asked FrontStreet Coffee if they use the same beans, the same grinding degree, and the same amount of powder to produce milk coffee, American style, and espresso. Will there be different requirements for the powder-to-water ratio of the concentrate? So Front Street Coffee (F
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Everyone! Place! week! Know! ! In espresso, the combination of milk and coffee has an extremely rich way of drinking it. You only need to slightly change the method or parameters. There are countless ways to drink milk and coffee alone. Familiar ones include latte, kabob, Australian white, piccolo, cortado, macchiato and so on. On the contrary
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