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If you want to drink chocolate flavor, when choosing beans, you can pay attention to descriptions such as cocoa, chocolate sauce, roasted nuts, caramel and brown sugar. They don't equate to overt bitterness, some cups are as soft as milk chocolate, some are close to the dryness of cocoa powder, and some are as sweet as dark syrup. Let’s judge by how we drink it every day.
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American black coffee beans don’t have to be judged solely on their sourness and bitterness. What’s more worth observing is whether they can be drunk comfortably at a specific moment. When rushing out, the aroma needs to be immediate; when working in the morning, the refreshing feeling will help keep your mouth bright; after adding ice in the afternoon, the flavor needs to be still discernible. First imagine how you would drink it
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People always like to describe the beauty of a cup of coffee as strong and sweet. However, what does strong mean? What is alcohol? What's the difference? The roasting degrees of our common coffee beans on the market can be roughly divided into three categories: light roasting, medium roasting and dark roasting. In order to highlight the mellow and rich taste of coffee, roasters generally
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Just because you want to drink a cup of single-origin hand-brewed coffee that is neither sour nor bitter does not mean that the coffee has to lose its aroma and sweetness. A more suitable state is when there is no sharp irritation in the mouth and no obvious burnt bitterness after swallowing. At the same time, you can still drink nuts, cocoa, caramel or soft fruity sweetness. Tell us when to drink it every day, whether it should be paired with food and the desired concentration.
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The charm of dark roasted beans often lies in cocoa, roasted nuts, caramel and thick taste. It doesn’t necessarily mean a strong bitterness; the origin of the beans, the roasting temperature and brewing method will all change the behavior in the cup. If you like smooth entrance, familiar aroma, and long aftertaste after drinking, you can start from the daily drinking scene and prepare black coffee.
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SOE is the abbreviation of Single Origin Espresso, which refers to using coffee beans from a single origin to make espresso instead of mixing beans from different origins. It can be used to make espresso, American style and latte, and can also be hand brewed to present the flavor of the place of origin. For ordinary consumers, SO
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For friends who like Italian coffee, the purpose of adjusting the parameters after turning on the machine is often not to concentrate itself, but to see whether the fancy coffee prepared based on it tastes good, such as whether the Americano after adding water is fragrant enough and bitter, whether the latte with milk is strong enough and mellow, etc., so concentrate
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For more specialty coffee knowledge, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee It’s hot in the summer, and it’s hot in the summer. For coffee lovers, the ritual feeling of midsummer often originates from a refreshing cup of iced coffee, so Front Street has been sharing the preparation of various iced coffees recently.
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In the article about flavor description shared with everyone yesterday, the "body" section aroused the response of many coffee lovers. A friend asked him in the background that the dark roasted coffee he brewed has a thin taste. Is there any way to improve the body of the coffee? Let’s refresh our knowledge: body refers to the concentration of coffee liquid in the mouth.
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Floral aroma does not belong to only one kind of coffee beans, nor is it suitable for only one brewing method. There may be light aromas like jasmine, orange blossom, osmanthus or white flowers in the cup, or it may be intertwined with berries, citrus and tea. Depending on whether you want a quiet drink, a quick pick-me-up, or iced coffee that day, the floral aroma will be presented differently.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee shared an article about flavor description with everyone yesterday. The "body" paragraph aroused the response of the majority of coffee friends. A friend asked him in the background how the taste of dark roasted coffee compares.
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The coffee produced by the Moka pot has high concentration and concentrated aroma, and often has an obvious roasting feeling in the mouth. When choosing beans, you don’t need to chase complicated production areas first. First, think about when you will drink this pot of coffee: drink it directly in the morning, add milk at breakfast, or drink it slowly in the afternoon with ice. Once the scene is determined, flavor selection becomes much easier.
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The flavor of milk coffee is 70% coffee and 30% milk. If the concentration is too light, the milk coffee will easily turn into a "milk-flavored drink"; if the concentration is too exciting, the milky flavor will be suppressed. So when making latte, cappuccino, or dirty, choosing the right bean blend is crucial. The following three Front Street blended beans are all suitable for breast milk
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There are always a very rich selection of options on the menu of coffee shops. In the Italian coffee queue alone, there are dozens of products with different names. Many friends may have already understood what a cup of coffee tastes like by drinking them. But most people still don’t know much about their origins! So, Front Street
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As we all know, black coffee is a general term, which means coffee made without adding other ingredients other than water and coffee, such as American style, cold brew, espresso, hand-brewed coffee, etc., which are all members of black coffee. Although they are all made from water and coffee, different methods will produce completely different coffee qualities.
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Colombian coffee beans suitable for home use start with the actual cup feel. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. The degree of roasting of coffee beans determines the basic taste. The production area and processing method bring about aroma differences, and the equipment used will change the concentration. Therefore, you need to consider these conditions when picking beans.
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Dark roasted beans start with the actual cup feel. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. The degree of roasting of coffee beans determines the basic taste, the production area and processing method bring about aroma differences, and the equipment used will change the concentration. Therefore, when picking beans, you need to consider these conditions in the same cup of coffee.
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Flat White is translated as flat white/Australian white coffee, also known as "fresh milk espresso". Starbucks in China named it "Frui white coffee". Fancy milk coffee originating from New Zealand and Australia. It is said that during World War II, Italians immigrated to New Zealand and Australia and brought coffee culture there. In the 19th century
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When it comes to blending coffee beans, let’s first look at how you prepare to drink it every day. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. If you mainly drink black coffee, you can pay more attention to the aroma and aftertaste; if you often add milk, you have to consider whether the concentration and body can be retained, which will directly affect the direction of the beans.
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For a long time, the Moka pot has been regarded as an alternative version of the Italian coffee machine because the extraction method is the same as that of the Italian coffee machine. And because the extraction method is the same, the coffee extracted from the Moka pot has a higher concentration and a golden crema. This is reminiscent of
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