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What you need in the morning is a cup of coffee that can quickly awaken your taste buds without making breakfast heavy. In the afternoon, it is suitable for brewing with a wide aroma and a clear mouth. On the way to commuting, the refreshing feeling of iced drinks is more important. At night, the need for low-stimulus drinking will change the selection logic. The difference between household coffee bean brands is often hidden in
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Small, simple, and affordable. With these three advantages, the Moka pot has become a must-have coffee appliance for many friends at home. In recent days, many friends have sent private messages backstage about a moka pot on Front Street that has attracted much attention. That’s right! When making Moka pot coffee, should you use hot water or cold water? As we all know,
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The coffee bean itself is the biggest factor that affects the flavor of coffee. If you don't choose high-quality coffee beans, you won't be able to taste the coffee. Today I would like to share with you some practical tips for newbies when buying and identifying the inside of coffee beans. Coffee bean brands suitable for beginners. For newcomers with no experience, complicated coffee beans
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Although most people come to Qian Street to drink hand-brewed coffee, there are also many people who are willing to drink Italian coffee. As we all know, espresso is the basis of various Italian drinks - including Americano, latte, cappuccino, Australian white, mocha, etc. According to Front Street, espresso is called “espresso” by foreigners.
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Mellowness does not mean heavy bitterness, nor does it mean that the darker the roast, the thicker it will be. It is closer to the weight, smoothness and duration that coffee leaves on the tongue, and often appears together with flavors such as nuts, cocoa, caramel, and herbs. If you want your coffee to taste solid and have a soft sour taste, you can consider the drinking time, whether to add milk, and the time at home.
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Although most people come to Qian Street to drink hand-brewed coffee, there are also many people who are willing to drink Italian coffee. As we all know, espresso is the basis of various Italian drinks - including Americano, latte, cappuccino, Australian white, mocha, etc. According to Front Street, espresso is called “espresso” by foreigners.
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Front Street Colombian Cymbidium coffee beans have become the first choice of many fans with their unique rich dark chocolate flavor! Someone described the taste of Front Street Cymbidium coffee like this: The flavor of bittersweet chocolate is as thick and sweet as butterscotch, blended with the aroma of fried walnuts, and has low-key wine acidity, like silk satin
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Although most people come to Frontstreet to drink hand-brewed coffee, there are also many people who are willing to drink Italian coffee. As we all know, espresso is the basis for various Italian drinks - including Americano, latte, cappuccino,
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The entrance of Front Street Oiran Coffee has the acidity of citrus and guava, the fullness of berry juice, and the sweetness of sucrose. The aftertaste is like lemon black tea. The flavor is long-lasting and rich in layers. It is not only suitable for hand brewing, hanging ears, cold brewing, etc., but also can be used for the extraction of Italian SOE coffee and Moka pots. Here is
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In this era of booming hand-brew, siphon and high-end espresso machines, Moka pots seem to have been synonymous with being old and difficult to operate for making good-tasting coffee. Front Street has observed that coffee lovers will choose to brew a cup of single-origin coffee at home or go to a cafe to order a cup of cappuccino and other Italian coffee with milk. But casual
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Regarding the best specialty coffee beans, in fact, different people have different opinions. Personal preference is the biggest factor. For example, some people like the richness and acidity of Kenyan coffee instead of the classic balance of Colombian coffee. Some like the floral citric anhydride of Yirgacheffe, while others like the herbal alcohol of Mandheling.
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Perhaps many people know that lightly roasted Yirgacheffe has a unique lemon, floral and honey-like sweet aroma, soft acidity and citrus flavor, and a fresh and bright taste. As more and more people fall in love with specialty coffee, more coffee beans from single origins are used to make espresso, including unique styles.
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When it comes to Yirgacheffe, I believe many people will think of distinctive characteristics such as floral aroma, non-bitterness, citric acid, citrus, tea taste... The reason why Yirgacheffe coffee beans have such a gorgeous flavor and a refreshing and bright tone is firstly due to the terroir of the place of origin, and secondly, the mastery of roasting, because the coffee beans
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Which one is better, iced drip coffee or cold brew coffee? The barista on the front street will often be asked. At this time, the barista will first answer "all taste good". But in fact, the taste of the two coffees is different. It depends on whether you want to drink coffee with a refreshing taste or a smooth taste. This time Front Street will talk about the differences between the two coffees.
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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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Thanks to the high altitude surrounded by mountains at the foothills of the Andes, Colombian coffee has rich flavors and outstanding quality. Some have rich chocolate and nut aromas; others have a sweet jam-like taste. I highly recommend the Front Street Colombian Cymbidium coffee beans, which are washed and processed and belong to the Caturra variety.
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When you open the coffee bean purchase page, you will always get stuck on the words "single product" and "blending". They all look like coffee beans, so what’s the difference? In fact, it’s very simple: Single-origin beans taste the character of a place of origin, while blended beans taste a stable balance. Understand the logic of these two routes. Choosing daily rations of beans will not
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Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee, and Gesha is no exception. The Geisha variety was discovered in 1931 and then gradually spread to the Americas and other countries. Therefore, Ethiopia is one of the most noteworthy Geisha coffee producing countries besides Panama. However, unlike Panama and other American countries, Ethiopian varieties
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. When some customers buy coffee beans at FrontStreet Coffee stores, they do not have the equipment to grind the beans at home, so they ask the barista to bring the beans to them.
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In this era of booming hand-brew, siphon and high-end espresso machines, Moka pots seem to have been synonymous with being old and difficult to operate for making good-tasting coffee. Front Street has observed that coffee lovers will choose to brew a cup of single-origin coffee at home or go to a cafe to order a cup of cappuccino and other Italian coffee with milk. But casual
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