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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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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Coffee lovers who often drink Italian milk coffee know that making a cup of milk coffee requires a combination of espresso and milk, such as Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee).
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Everyone has heard of Robusta coffee beans and Arabica coffee beans. Why are the coffee beans we see sold in cafes all Arabica coffee beans, but rarely see Robusta coffee beans? We are all coffee beans, what is the difference between the two? In this article, let’s answer some questions about Arabica coffee beans and
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Although Front Street usually shares many types of espresso in articles, friends who have been to the store know that there are only four types of espresso on the Front Street blackboard menu. Popular Italian coffees such as espresso, dirty, and Australian white are not included. If you want to drink it, Front Street recommends making it yourself.
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As we all know, Front Street has recently launched a new Italian blend of floral and fruity beans on Taobao Tmall - Front Street Strawberry Candy Espresso. Perhaps because the flavor is more pleasing to the eye, friends often ask the customer service staff at the backstage: "Your Italian beans are delicious, can they be used for hand brewing?" The answer is
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Some time ago, Frontsteet shared an article on how to make cold brew coffee. Backstage, many friends began to ask how to choose beans for cold brew. So today I will analyze and answer this question with you. do
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As we all know, Front Street has recently launched a new Italian blend of floral and fruity beans on Taobao Tmall - Front Street Strawberry Candy Espresso. Perhaps because the flavor is more pleasing to the eye, friends often ask the customer service staff at the backstage: "Your Italian beans are delicious, can they be used for hand brewing?" The answer is
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Which one has more caffeine and is more refreshing, iced coffee or hot coffee? I believe many people will answer that hot coffee is more refreshing. But in fact, whether coffee is refreshing has little to do with whether it is cold or hot. It depends more on the caffeine content in the coffee variety and the amount of caffeine extracted during brewing. If you are using a type of coffee beans, extract
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When making coffee with a Moka pot, many friends don’t know how coarse the coffee powder should be. Also, I don’t know how to fill it with powder. Is it necessary to press powder? If you also have such questions, you will find the answers below. First of all, how fine does the coffee powder for the Moka pot need to be ground? Coffee powder diameter required for Moka pot
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When some customers who don't usually drink coffee walk into the Front Street offline stores, they often ask the baristas on Front Street a question: "What kind of coffee is Italian coffee? What is the relationship between it and Americano coffee?" This is a good question. There are only two small blackboards on Front Street Street that serve as menus, one for hand-brewed coffee and the other
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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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When some customers who don't usually drink coffee walk into the Front Street offline stores, they often ask the baristas on Front Street a question: "What kind of coffee is Italian coffee? What is the relationship between it and Americano coffee?" This is a good question. There are only two small blackboards on Front Street Street that serve as menus, one for hand-brewed coffee and the other
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When making coffee, the ratio of powder to water is the first brewing factor we need to determine. What is the standard powder-to-water ratio? The answer is: the golden ratio is 1:18, that is, every 1g of powder corresponds to 18ml of water. This ratio was obtained by the American Coffee Association through surveys and extensive practice. but
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For most people, it is usually difficult for us to agree on the answer to the flavor of a cup of coffee. However, if there is an obvious astringency or astringency in a cup of coffee, I believe everyone can quickly detect it when they take the first sip. On weekdays, Front Street Backstage often receives messages from readers, many of whom
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Front Street believes that many of our friends have come across a hot topic that has become popular on the Internet recently: "Why don't Italians drink hand-brewed coffee?" Obviously, the answer to this question is the same as the article shared by Front Street last year: "Why are you easily beaten when ordering iced American coffee in Italy?", they are all negative.
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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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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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People's definition of top-quality coffee is constantly changing. The rich and mellow coffee of the past has long become a thing of the past. Nowadays, if you ask any coffee lover which coffee can represent the top coffee, the answer will probably be Panama Geisha coffee. Panamanian Geisha has a wide variety of varieties, facing the front street products
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When Front Street is asked how to make hand-brewed coffee, he will first joke and answer that it must be done patiently. It is true that compared to brewing coffee, the steps of hand-brewed coffee are a little more complicated, but the process of brewing coffee is very healing. When a person is in a good mood, the coffee brewed will be better than when a person is in a bad mood.
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Mandheling coffee has always been known for its unique aroma of herbs and spices, mellow taste and warm and sweet aftertaste. It has become a representative of many strong and bitter single-origin coffees, which is thought-provoking. Many friends who have never tasted it will be curious about how this unique coffee tastes. If you haven’t tasted the taste of Mandheling, it is recommended to start with the entry-level Front Street Yin
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