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A cup of delicious coffee is hard to come by, because it takes a very long time to wait from seed to cup. Even in the last step of extraction, you must ensure that the coffee you use meets the brewing standards, because extraction is very easy, but have you ever thought about it, coffee powder is used to extract flavor substances.
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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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As the quality of coffee improves, more and more single-origin beans are used to make espresso on the market. This espresso that emphasizes the flavor of the production area is different from the espresso that used blended coffee beans in the past. Not all single-origin beans are suitable for making espresso. Today Front Street will learn about SOE and how to make it.
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For hand brewers, the first thing to consider is the degree of roasting of the coffee beans before formulating a brewing plan. The coffee extraction performance under different roasting degrees is different. Lightly roasted beans are very popular among coffee lovers because they are lightly roasted and retain more floral and fruity aromas. So which coffee beans are lightly roasted? now
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Iced hand-brewed coffee is actually a "quick-cooled hand-brewed", which is hot coffee brewed normally. The coffee liquid is turned from "hot" to "cold" in a short time through ice cubes (adding ice to quickly cool down). Of course, just like going to a coffee shop to drink coffee and learn at the same time, it is more effective to just observe the barista’s movements.
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Hand-brewed coffee can well express the flavor of coffee beans. Generally, Front Street recommends hot hand-brewed coffee, but the scorching summer heat makes customers prefer iced hand-brewed coffee. Many customers will ask, what is the difference between iced hand brewed coffee and hot brewed coffee? Front Street is here to give you the answer today. Ice hand brew and hot
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In specialty coffee, the description of sweetness has always received much attention, because it is not only one of the indicators for judging the quality of a coffee bean, but also a delicious taste that is highly sought after by roasters, baristas and brewing enthusiasts. If a cup of black coffee has both aroma and sweetness, it means that it has been ideally controlled from raw materials to extraction.
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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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The ratio of coffee powder to water is a very important parameter for hand-brewed coffee. In layman's terms, when the amount of powder is fixed, there is a water injection amount that is just enough to fully express the aroma of coffee. Therefore, learning to find the correct powder to water ratio for coffee is also an important part of learning to brew coffee. What is the pink to water ratio?
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The ratio of the standard Italian style is 1:2, a single portion of 9g powder and 18g of liquid, a double portion of 18g of powder and 36g of liquid. During the actual production, fine-tuning is based on this powder-to-water ratio and taste. The fineness of the espresso coffee powder is also based on the dispensing time. If it is faster, adjust it to finer powder, and if it is slower, adjust it to coarser powder until the extraction time matches it. system
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I believe many friends know that although iced drip coffee belongs to the same category as iced coffee, iced Americano, iced latte, and iced pour-over, the price of iced drip coffee is always much more expensive than other iced coffees, and sometimes the portions are even smaller. For example, a cup of Americano in Front Street costs 23 yuan, while a cup of iced drip coffee costs 40 yuan. The latter is more expensive than the former.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. From Frontsteet Coffee’s perspective, household fully automatic coffee machines are popular in homes and offices due to their simple and convenient operation. With just one press of a button, you can easily grind coffee beans and brew fragrant coffee.
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In the past two days, a customer and friend were discussing the topic with Front Street when buying beans. With the same beans, the Americano coffee he made with an espresso machine always tasted richer and more prominent than the hand-brewed coffee, so he asked whether it would be better to use an espresso machine to brew the coffee. After all, the aroma would be stronger. Indeed, espresso
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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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Front Street knows that there are many ways to brew a bean, and different brewing methods have different flavors and tastes, which can bring different experiences to customers. Front Street is experimental and will use different brewing methods to find the special features of different coffees, whether it is French press, siphon pot, Italian extraction, etc.
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The ratio of milk to coffee, beans used, extraction parameters, etc. of latte coffee will be slightly different in each store. But generally, a latte is a coffee drink in which a large amount of milk is mixed with espresso. Many friends sent private messages asking about FrontStreet Coffee.
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(Upper left corner) Among the thousands of different coffee bean species, it is inevitable that some beans have more special names! They don't have conventional names like most beans such as Bourbon and Typica, but they have their own numbers like secret spies. For example, beans named with English letters + numbers
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee As a classic representative of low-temperature extraction coffee, there is nothing better than ice-drip coffee and cold-brew coffee. Different from iced Americano/Iced hand-brewed coffee, these need to boil a pot of high-temperature hot water to extract and then add ice.
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"Clean, mellow and smooth" is the second impression people have after tasting ice drops. Why is it said to be second? Because often, people will be shocked by its strong and long-lasting aroma of fermented wine, and when they come back to their senses, they begin to notice that its taste is also so excellent. Like some friends who have just come into contact with Bingdi at the Front Street store
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When the coffee machine extracts concentrated oil, the process of oil seeping out has always been a healing sight. Especially when you see the thick golden foam after taking it, the latte art party will be so happy. But if one day you find that the extracted oil is sparse, thin, or even non-existent, then the problem is very likely.
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