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When making American style, the coffee liquid will be diluted by hot water or ice cubes, and the sweetness, aroma and acidity of the beans will become more direct. If you want to drink it smoothly, you can first consider whether you want to drink it with breakfast in the morning, make an iced American in the afternoon, or drink it quickly in the office, and then choose a fruity, floral or nutty cocoa flavor. scene
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The flavor of a cup of coffee is not only sour or bitter, but also includes aroma, sweetness, body, mouth feel and finish. When choosing beans, first determine whether you want floral and fruity aromas, nutty cocoa, or a balance between the two, and then correspond to the production area, processing method and roasting level. Dark roasting will bring the flavor to cocoa and nuts
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Honey-processed coffee beans are suitable for slowly establishing judgment based on taste experience. Thinking clearly about what flavor you want to appear in the cup is more straightforward than starting from the name of the package. The flavor words on the packaging can provide clues, but they cannot replace the real drinking experience. It is worth paying attention to whether the acidity is soft, whether the sweetness is sustained, and whether the taste is smooth.
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As the main raw material, water not only occupies the majority of a cup of black coffee, but also affects the extraction of different substances, thereby presenting a different flavor and taste. Therefore, we all should know the importance of water to coffee. Common drinking water on the market, from brands to ingredients to purification processes
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After drinking several cups of cold brew, many people will ask the same question: Using the same method, why are some cold brews "juice" and others "cold bitter water"? The answer isn’t in the recipe, it’s in the beans. Today, I will explain the process of cold brew bean selection from the three dimensions of production area, processing method, and roasting degree. I will also recommend a few recipes.
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When choosing coffee beans, you can first put the daily drinking scene in front of you: a cup of black coffee in the morning, or milk coffee with breakfast; whether to drink it slowly by hand, or to use a machine to quickly make a cup. Depending on the scene, the appropriate roasting degree, flavor thickness and brewing method will also change. Moka pot is a steam pressure extraction device.
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The bitterness of coffee varies depending on the degree of roasting. Of course, the original characteristics of the bean are also included, but this can be controlled to a certain extent through roasting. Here, let’s look at how the “bitterness” of coffee beans changes depending on roasting conditions. First of all, coffee is not bitter. We usually see coffee beans in a roasted state. brown
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When serving coffee on a daily basis, whenever a stranger comes to order coffee, Front Street will ask, "Would you like it sour or not?" In the past, most people would have answered “no sourness” without hesitation, and sometimes would have emphasized that it doesn’t matter if it’s a bit bitter; but today, with the increasingly strong culture of specialty coffee, the number of customers who take the initiative to drink sourness has become more and more common.
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Americano may have become the mainstream in cafes, especially in the summer, it will definitely feel very refreshing to have a cup of iced Americano. Coffee has become a habit for many people to have a cup of coffee every day. Sometimes it is to enjoy the slow time of life, and sometimes it is to add spiritual strength to the tired life of day and night.
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Kenyan coffee occupies a unique position in the specialty coffee circle. Its signature features are bright, clean acidity and full juice. Among the many Kenyan coffee beans, there is a bean named after "small tomato" that is particularly eye-catching - it is the Front Street Kenyan cherry tomato. With its distinctive cherry tomatoes, this bean
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The flavor of coffee comes from 60% raw beans, 30% from roasting, and 10% from brewing. It can be seen that there are many factors that influence the flavor of coffee. So, as a roaster, how do you decide the degree of roasting of coffee beans? Front Street today talks about determining the baking style. I need to remind everyone to pay attention to two points, Ka
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In Italian blends, Arabica beans are the main force. Compared with Luo beans, Arabica beans have richer flavor levels, higher cleanliness, and brighter acidity. Using Arabica beans to make an Italian blend, the core idea is to complement each other's flavors, allowing beans from different production areas to show their strengths in the concentrated extraction, creating a cup that is more balanced and richer than any single product.
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Hand brewing is the starting point for many coffee lovers to get into high-quality coffee, but when they first choose beans, they are often confused by the words "light roast", "medium-dark roast", "SOE" and "washed". In fact, the core of hand-brewed bean selection is one: first determine the flavor you want, and then match the beans according to the roasting degree. This article divides the two types of beans, light roasted and medium-dark roasted beans.
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Many friends who want to learn how to roast coffee beans are curious about how to determine the degree of roasting of coffee beans. Should a coffee bean be roasted darkly or lightly? How light should it be? How dark should it be? How do the coffee beans sold on the front street determine their roasting?
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Coffee is originally just the seeds of the fruit. After processing, it becomes green coffee beans. The raw coffee beans themselves do not have a particularly obvious coffee aroma. Only after the coffee beans are roasted can you smell the rich coffee aroma. Therefore, the roasting of coffee beans is the transformation process of the internal components of the coffee beans. Only after roasting
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Coffee is a drink brewed from coffee beans. Front Street believes that the special thing about coffee is that the green beans need to be roasted before they can be used for production, and the roasting temperature is as high as more than 200 degrees Celsius, which is much higher than the roasting temperature of nuts. The length of baking time is related to the depth of baking, so it does not matter.
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Hanging ear coffee is a type of drip-filter portable coffee that is made from roasted coffee beans, ground into a suitable thickness, and placed in a special hanging coffee bag that is independently sealed. The coffee brewed by hanging coffee pods is generally black coffee without sugar, milk, or additives. The advantages and disadvantages of drinking coffee
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Coffee beans with a balance of sourness and sweetness will not only have a sharp sour taste in the mouth, nor will the sweetness be covered by bitterness. It usually brings refreshing fruit acidity at first, and then sweetness like syrup, honey or ripe fruit, and the mouth is still clean after swallowing. When choosing, you can start with how you drink it every day, and let the aroma, concentration and aftertaste of the beans serve your specific needs.
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During the roasting process, coffee beans undergo caramelization and Maillard reactions. Among them, the caramelization reaction allows more sugar substances to come out, giving the coffee a sweet aroma like chocolate; and the Maillard reaction forms a large number of pyrazine compounds, which are the most abundant aroma compounds in chocolate, giving it a chocolatey flavor.
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During the roasting process, coffee beans undergo caramelization and Maillard reactions. Among them, the caramelization reaction allows more sugar substances to come out, giving the coffee a sweet aroma like chocolate; and the Maillard reaction forms a large number of pyrazine compounds, which are the most abundant aroma compounds in chocolate, giving it a chocolatey flavor.
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