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Why are coffee beans processed? Coffee beans are the seeds of coffee cherries, so we must first remove the peel, pulp, pectin layer, and endocarp before we can get the coffee beans. At this time, the coffee beans are green beans, often white, green, or yellow. After roasting, they will turn into dark brown cooked coffee beans. And what I just mentioned
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When purchasing coffee beans, we not only pay attention to the production area and flavor, but also select coffee beans that use different processing methods. Because different processing methods will lead to different flavor characteristics of coffee, even if coffee from the same production area is washed and sun-dried, it will show a different taste. For example, the ones on Front Street Bean List
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The variety of golden Mandheling coffee currently produced by PWN Company is Ateng, which is the native name of local Indonesian coffee farmers, and is actually Catimor. The original coffee variety grown in Indonesia was Typica, which was recognized as having a good flavor. It was introduced to Java by the Dutch at the end of the 17th century.
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The Mainstream Third Wave of Specialty Coffee Today’s coffee shops often emphasize that they are “specialty coffee.” What exactly is “specialty coffee”? Why do more than 90% of the in-house roasters like Wild Flowers choose to use the so-called light-medium roast to interpret the flavor of green coffee beans? Just pay a little attention to coffee articles
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Front Street Golden Mandheling coffee beans are both familiar and unfamiliar to many coffee lovers. I am familiar with it because I can often hear its praise among coffee lovers. It’s unfamiliar because there are too many fake Golden Mandheling coffee beans on the market, and it’s difficult to drink authentic Golden Mandheling coffee. What is Golden Mandheling Coffee?
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Starting work off with a cup of coffee in the morning has become a habit for many friends. With the development of the coffee industry, more and more novel coffee processing methods are emerging. In addition to the diversity of processing methods, there are also more and more subdivisions of coffee categories. For example, what Front Street Coffee will introduce today is one of the more special ones.
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Coffee has been a common beverage since the fifteenth century, serving as a refreshing tonic. Until the third wave of specialty coffee was launched, roasters tended to lighter roasting levels, and the unique sour aroma in the coffee convinced batches of coffee drinkers. Many people who have just discovered the beauty of coffee
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Recommended tropical fruit flavored coffee - Front Street Panama 90+ Geisha Manor eleta coffee bean production area: Woken Altitude: 1400~1800m Processing method: 90+ Processing method Variety: Gesha Producer: 90+ Manor flavor: bergamot, sweet orange, mature grapes, fermentation, a variety of tropical fruits
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What are the characteristics of Brazilian coffee, the world's largest coffee-producing country? Brazil, as an American bean, has a relatively balanced taste, low acidity, and a mellow taste. It is very suitable for blending Italian beans. Therefore, Front Street’s basic blended beans, premium blended beans and commercial blended beans all use Brazilian beans as the basic beans. brazilian coffee
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Buying a home coffee machine is half the process; the other half is choosing the right beans. When making latte, cappuccino, and dirty, the soul of the product is in the oil. The fat is delicate, so the milk coffee is smooth and layered; the fat is light, and no amount of milk can save it. Today, let’s take the four Italian blends from Front Street as an example.
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Both Hainan and Yunnan in China are places where coffee is grown, and Yunnan is the largest producer of coffee in China. Yunnan coffee is also called Yunnan arabica coffee and is known as "fragrant coffee". Yunnan's coffee output has been around 26,000 tons per year in recent years, accounting for 90% of the national output. Coffee is a beverage crop with high economic value.
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Defining Front Street Yirgacheffe as an entry-level coffee bean does not mean how many times it is available, but that it has such a price, such a distinctive character and taste. As long as you are not a bad roaster, you know, it will come out of the oven immediately after the first crack, and you will be able to drink your first cup of fresh jasmine lemon flavor immediately.
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When opening a coffee shop, the product structure is usually divided into two lines: Italian line (American, latte, cappuccino) and hand-brew line (single-origin coffee). The bean selection logic of the two lines is completely different, but both directly determine the repurchase rate. This article is a reference for friends who are preparing to open a store or optimize their menu. Italian line: stability is overwhelming
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Whether the base beans in a store are correct or not depends on the bean testing process. Many store owners make a decision after getting a sample, making a cup and trying it, which makes it easy to miss key information. A complete bean testing process can turn the matter of changing beans from a feeling to a basis. When you get the sample beans, check the condition first and then the flavor. Is the bean raising period coming?
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Coffee connoisseurs must have tasted Yirgacheffe. Not only does it have a fresh taste and low bitterness, it is suitable for making all kinds of coffee. The price is also very affordable, so it is a must-have bean for many coffee drinkers' families. So as a fan of Yirgacheffe, have you ever heard of a specialty coffee called "Guo Ding Ding"? Fruit ding dingqi
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The charm of cold brew coffee lies in the smooth taste brought by low-temperature and slow brewing, and choosing the right beans is the starting point for making a good cup of cold brew. Cold brewing uses cold water to soak coffee powder for 12 to 24 hours. The release of aromatic substances is slow in a low-temperature environment, and the amount of bitterness and acidity is also reduced accordingly. The extracted coffee liquid is overall sweeter and more acidic.
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The recipe for a bean blend is like a musical score: each bean is a voice, and the roaster's job is to get them to sing together in the cup to create the designed flavor. This article takes two classic recipes from the front street as an example to break down the role of Arabica beans in blending. Once you understand the design logic, you can read the recipe list of any blend.
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The charm of cold brew coffee lies in the soft taste brought by low-temperature and slow brewing. The acidity of the extracted coffee liquid is significantly softened by soaking it in ice water for a long time, and the sweetness and mellowness are more fully demonstrated. Because of this, judging the flavor direction when selecting beans is particularly critical. A good cold brew often starts with picking the right beans.
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When you reach a certain stage of home semi-automatic play, you will all encounter the same problem: How to prepare beans? If you only stock up on one type, you’ll be afraid of getting tired of it, and if you buy too many, you’ll be afraid that it won’t be fresh. The answer is to plan the bean cabinet according to a two-layer structure - the daily ration layer and the weekend exploration layer. Each of the two layers has its own bean selection logic. The requirements for daily rations are stability, balance, and cost-effectiveness.
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It is more practical to choose beans based on the scene: black coffee for refreshing in the morning, milk coffee for breakfast, leisurely brewing by hand or convenience of machine. The corresponding roasting degree, flavor thickness and brewing method have their own particularities. The flavor trend of hand brewing is determined by the production area, variety, processing method, roasting degree and brewing parameters. Lightly roasted beans are easy to drink
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