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The charm of Italian coffee lies in the concentrated presentation of aroma, sweetness and taste in a short period of time. Whether you want a crisp Americano in the morning, a creamy latte in the afternoon, or a cup of iced coffee when the weather is hot, the beans that are suitable for you are different. Before buying, you can imagine what kind of cup it will end up in, and then decide whether you want richness.
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For many novices, Moka pots and espresso machines may need to try several different coffee beans due to extraction reasons before they can slowly find the ideal coffee. While the grind, bean type, extraction process and other mechanisms involved in making true espresso all affect the outcome of the brew
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The fruity aroma of sun-treated coffee beans is usually more present, and the sweetness tends to develop in the direction of ripe fruits, jams or berries. It is not only suitable for people who know how to distinguish complex flavors. You can find the corresponding drinking method for black coffee in the morning, iced drink in the afternoon, and slow tasting on the weekend. When purchasing, you can start with how you plan to drink that day, and then look at
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SOE Italian beans refer to coffee beans that are mainly from a single origin, estate or clear source, and use Italian extraction methods to present the flavor. It is not only suitable for espresso cups, but can also be extended to Americano, iced coffee and milk coffee. When choosing, you may wish to first imagine when you will drink it, whether to add water and milk, and then look at the aroma of the beans.
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Today, coffee comes in a variety of forms. Not only do they differ in price, but the processing technology behind them also determines the final taste and health risks. If you asked Front Street to make an unofficial ranking of mainstream coffee products on the market based on comprehensive taste and flavor, we would definitely
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Coffee beans with a distinct berry flavor are not just suitable for a certain brewing method. Flavors such as strawberry, blueberry, grape, jam, etc. can not only make the morning black coffee more energetic, but also present different characters in iced drinks, concentrates or slow brewing. When choosing, you can first imagine when you will drink it and whether it will be paired with food, and then judge your needs.
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The choice of Italian bean blend can start with the drink you plan to make it into. Although espresso, latte, Americano and iced coffee all use coffee machines, they have different requirements for the aroma, sweetness and thickness of the beans. When buying beans, it’s usually easier to look at the flavor description, combined with the cup type you drink most every day, than just focusing on the roast depth.
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Italian coffee beans are not just judged by how dark they are roasted, nor can they be judged independently of how you drink them every day. If you are in a hurry in the morning, the concentration needs to bring out the sweetness and thickness in a short time; if you are making an iced Americano in the afternoon, you hope that the aroma will still be clear at low temperatures; if you often drink latte, you must also consider whether the coffee liquid has enough presence after adding milk.
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SOE is the abbreviation of single-origin espresso. The same bean can be extracted into espresso or extended to Americano, latte or iced coffee. Its charm is that the flavor of the production area will directly enter the cup. Therefore, when choosing, you should not only look at the three words "SOE", but also think about when and how this cup of coffee usually appears.
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"Burned! Burnt! Burnt! Burnt! Bitter! Bitter! Bitter! Bitter!" Friends often report that the coffee they make with a Moka pot tastes either burnt or bitter, and it does not achieve the mellow, rich, balanced and soft taste. So today Front Street is going to share what causes the burnt and bitter taste, and what we should do
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When using an espresso machine to make coffee, the difference between dark roast and medium-dark roast is mainly reflected in the entrance focus and drink pairing. The aroma of dark-roasted beans is often close to cocoa, roasted nuts and caramel, with a thick texture and astringent acidity; medium-dark roasts retain more of the sweetness and brightness of beans, and it is usually easier to drink the changes between dried fruits, nuts or caramel.
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A cup of commercial coffee beans not only serves the efficiency of coffee shops, but can also correspond to different drinking methods at home. When rushing to work, you need refreshing and neat American style; for weekend breakfast, milk coffee should have a full aroma; as the weather gets hotter, iced drinks pay more attention to freshness and sweetness. Choose according to the scene, you can compare just by looking at the packaging
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I don’t know if you have ever seen this scene. The barista just turned on the machine in the morning and did not drink the first espresso extracted. Instead, he poured it "cruelly" into the sewer, and then continued to extract the next handful of coffee. When customers see it, they ask why? Do you need to do this if you make your own coffee at home? Why the first cup
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Guest: "Boss, have a cup of Dirty!" Front Street: "Okay!" Guest: "Want it hot!" Front Street: "..., no, Dirty doesn't make hot..." In daily life in coffee shops, such a conversation is not uncommon. Because of the materials used to make Dirty
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To start a delicate working day, a cup of freshly ground coffee is often all that is needed, and American style is the first choice for countless office workers. No matter what kind of factors, American style is always the "backbone" of a coffee shop, so in many cases its taste will directly affect people's first impression of the shop, and even make people say "even cups"
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As we all know, Front Street has recently launched a new Italian blend of floral and fruity beans on Taobao Tmall - Front Street Strawberry Candy Espresso. Perhaps because the flavor is more pleasing to the eye, friends often ask the customer service staff at the backstage: "Your Italian beans are delicious, can they be used for hand brewing?" The answer is
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White floral aroma, citrus fruit notes, and fresh tea flavor are the main flavors of traditional Geisha coffee. Because it doesn’t taste like a cup of coffee, Geisha has been sought after by thousands of people since its launch, and has become the “white moonlight” of coffee in the hearts of countless people. Under normal circumstances,
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Recently, many specialty coffee shops have begun to sell a "niche" coffee - "Chang Cui". For friends who are new to coffee, Changcui can be said to be very unfamiliar, so recently friends often ask Front Street what Changcui is. To be fair, Front Street believes that the main reason why people are unfamiliar with it is
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In fact, there aren’t many key points in making latte. Just paying attention to a few details can make it twice as delicious! So, today Front Street will share how to make delicious latte at home just like in the store! 1. Selection of coffee beans Coffee beans are the main controller of the taste of latte. The roasting of a bean
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Italian coffee has always been one of the most popular coffee extraction methods, and it is also the first stop for most coffee novices - maybe it's because a cup of sweet and smooth milk coffee makes people irresistible, or maybe it's the unique mellowness and refreshingness of American coffee that makes people addicted as soon as they drink it, or maybe it's the amazing special blend of coffee
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