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When making Italian coffee, beans determine the lower limit. Whether the espresso tastes good, whether the latte art goes smoothly, and whether the milk coffee blends well or not, largely depends on the Italian beans you choose. Today’s article will not talk about metaphysics, but will explain Italian bean selection clearly from the three dimensions of oil, recipe, and scene. Fat: Espresso, the "face" of Italian beans
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Friends who are just beginning to learn about coffee drinks will hear two terms at the beginning: Italian coffee and Americano. Although it seems that they each represent different coffees, in fact the two are inclusively related. Espresso refers to concentrated coffee made with an Italian coffee machine and various styles made based on it.
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The most popular thing about the Moka pot is that it can produce a grease similar to espresso. In addition to improving the taste, this grease is also an auxiliary "artifact" for latte art! Therefore, if the additional condition is that you want the coffee extracted from the Moka pot to be "rich in oil", or you want to make
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In the flavor universe of specialty coffee, floral aroma is the most charming "hidden Easter egg" - it makes coffee escape from the stereotype of bitterness and add a fresh and elegant layering. However, there are not many types of floral aromas that appear in coffee. Usually, white floral aromas are dominated by jasmine, coffee flowers, and magnolia, and roses are the main ones.
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"Boss, let's have a cup of black coffee!" Occasionally, at the Front Street store, a friend will order "black coffee." Although Front Street knows that the black coffee these friends are referring to is most likely American, Front Street will still ask for a sip just to be on the safe side. So many friends are wondering: "Isn't black coffee just
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If you want to drink a refreshing American cup of coffee in the morning, you can choose single-origin beans with citrus, tea or ripe fruit aromas, so that the concentrate will still have a bright aroma after adding water; if you want to taste coffee directly in the afternoon, you can focus on sweetness, acidity and aftertaste. SOE is not a practice exclusive to coffee shops. Home Italian espresso machines can also bring out the characteristics of a single production area.
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The happiest thing in summer is probably drinking a cup of cold and smooth cold brew coffee in an air-conditioned room. There is no burning sensation of hot coffee, nor the bitterness of traditional iced coffee. The entrance is filled with clean fruity aroma and soft sweetness. Many people think that cold brew is a "high-end product" that can only be made in coffee shops. In fact, it may be available in all coffee shops.
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Friends who are into coffee must want to know which coffee beans are must-drink? Coffee beans from each coffee origin have their own unique taste. African coffee is more acidic, Asian coffee is mainly herbal and spiced, while American coffee is more balanced, with nuts and cocoa more prominent. Here are some recommendations for Front Street Coffee
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To be honest, among all the coffee appliances, Front Street’s favorite is the French press. Why? Because its operation is very simple. It can easily brew a delicious cup of coffee without any rigorous water injection techniques or complex variable control. It is not too comfortable (the key is that it is very cheap). But then again
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Black coffee is the best way to test the true quality of a bean. Without milk, the flavor, mellowness, and aftertaste will all be apparent. Whether you are making Americano semi-automatically at home, having a cup of iced Americano in summer, or using a Moka pot to brew a pot of fragrant coffee, choosing a suitable dark roasted blended bean can make the product more stable. What we talked about today
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Italian coffee may be a series of coffee drinks that are generally loved by people. You may not like black coffee that is sour or bitter when you drink it directly, but Italian coffee can provide you with different taste and flavor experiences by adjusting the proportions. Among them, adjusting the ratio of concentrate and milk may be the basic operation in Italian coffee.
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Will the longer you brew coffee, the stronger the coffee? Some people often misunderstand that brewing for a longer time will make the coffee taste richer, but in fact, brewing for too long can easily extract too many bad substances into the hot water, thus affecting the taste of the final coffee. As time goes by, the impurities inside the coffee powder will gradually be released, making it taste worse.
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Honey process is translated from the English "Honey Process" or "Miel Process". The word "honey" in honey process comes from Miel, which means "honey" in Spanish. Honey processing, as it is called, is the most developed country in Costa Rica in Central and South America.
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A friend said: "Did you know? I heard that Coke can make coffee." Front Street (thinking): This person must not be stupid! How could you add everything to coffee... But what I never expected was that after searching online, I actually found this method. Although I don't know who "developed" it,
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Will the longer you brew coffee, the stronger the coffee? Some people often misunderstand that brewing for a longer time will make the coffee taste richer, but in fact, brewing for too long can easily extract too many bad substances into the hot water, thus affecting the taste of the final coffee. As time goes by, the impurities inside the coffee powder will gradually be released, making it taste worse.
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Recently, many friends have come to Qian Street to drink iced hand-brewed coffee. When I was making coffee in Front Street, I also had some questions. Front Street summarized it and found that there are two main questions. The first one is what is the ratio of powder to water and how much ice to add? The second one is what is the difference between adding ice first and adding ice last? What kind of coffee beans are suitable for ice brewing?
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"Variety" is another way some friends choose coffee beans in addition to flavor and origin. hope claw, transliterated from "Sidra", also known as "Sydra" or "Bourbon Sidra" (Bourbon hope claw). In Spanish, Sidra is "apple juice"
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If you want to achieve coffee freedom at home or in the office, the best way is to first determine what kind of coffee you want to drink. If you want to drink black coffee, you can choose ear-mounted, hand-brewed, or American drip machines. If you want to drink latte, you can choose a fully automatic coffee machine or a semi-automatic espresso machine. If you want to make it taste like a coffee shop
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Honey processing originated in Costa Rica, and this processing method is very common in producing areas such as El Salvador and Costa Rica. Its essence is improved by referring to the semi-sun treatment in Brazil. Honey processing is done by local coffee farmers in order to improve the quality of coffee beans.
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We often see the words "Pure Arabica Coffee Beans" advertised in TV commercials, coffee shops, and convenience stores. Many people are curious, what are Arabica Coffee Beans? This article from Front Street will answer these questions one by one ~ What are Arabica coffee beans? There are three main types of coffee beans in the world
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