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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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I believe that many friends first came into contact with coffee from espresso drinks, such as espresso latte with milk and espresso with water. They are deeply loved by people. Many people will be curious: Do you have to use dark roasted beans to make espresso? If you make espresso at home
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When it comes to making espresso at home, determining the freshness and taste preferences of the coffee beans in the blend is most critical. Italian blended coffee is also called mixed coffee. Simply put, it is a coffee that has been professionally prepared by a barista and mixed together different coffee beans to achieve a specific flavor. The more traditional blending goal is nothing more than flavor ratio
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The difference between single-origin beans and blended beans lies in the way the beans are combined; hand brewing is the brewing method, and the three are not choices at the same level. Single-origin beans usually come from one production area or manor, making it easier to feel the personality of the region and processing methods; blended beans combine the aroma, sweetness and thickness of different beans, which is more suitable for those who seek familiarity and comfort.
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As the habit of drinking coffee gradually integrates into the daily life of Chinese people, people’s demand for coffee becomes more and more sophisticated. In order to create their own characteristics, major chain brands have successively launched personalized SOE coffee, forming a new popular trend. What is the difference between SOE and blending? In specialty coffee
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When you open a shop to make Italian coffee, the formula structure of the blended beans directly determines the flavor direction and cost control of the product. Behind a good cup of espresso is the careful combination of base beans and specialty beans. The base beans are responsible for supporting the richness and oil, while the specialty beans are responsible for the finishing touch of flavor. Clarify the matching logic and select beans for commercial use
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The Italian recipe of a coffee shop is called House Blend, which is usually blended using two or more different single-origin coffees. It is mainly used to make Italian coffee drinks, such as cappuccino, Americano, latte, Australian white, etc. Having a bag of the same Italian beans from the coffee shop is what we replicate at home.
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Using a Moka pot to make black coffee without milk is a daily routine for many coffee connoisseurs. But it is also a "black coffee". If you take the blending route and the single product route, you will get two completely different experiences. This article explains the bean selection logic of the two routes thoroughly. Route One: Blend Beans - Made for Pressure Extraction. Moka pots belong to pressure extraction, and are the same as Italian espresso machines.
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It is not difficult to find that if you buy coffee beans online, you will often find two major categories, one is espresso beans, and the other is other coffee beans. Why should they be specially separated? The answer lies in the way it is made. To make standard espresso, you first need a professional espresso machine to grind it to very fine
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When drinking Italian coffee, the first thing a knowledgeable person notices is not the taste, but the golden, dense layer of crema. Latte, cappuccino, dirty, beautiful latte art, and smooth taste are all supported by this layer of fat. But many home coffee machine users have a common problem: why do I get so much coffee?
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Espresso is the core extraction method in the coffee world. Under the conditions of 9bar pressure and 92 to 96°C hot water, it takes 25 to 30 seconds to concentrate the coffee essence into a small cup. This high-pressure, short-time extraction method puts forward unique requirements for the selection of coffee beans - different beans have significantly different concentration performance.
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As the name suggests, espresso beans are specifically used for making Italian coffee. What makes this coffee bean different from other coffee beans? Front Street lists some key differences for everyone! 1. Baking degree. Take the coffee beans in a coffee shop as an example. If you use drip brewing (hand brewing) coffee,
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The fact that an Italian blend of beans can be used in stores for nearly ten years speaks volumes in itself. Front Street Blend is such an existence - it uses Brazilian Cerato and Colombian Whelan beans, and is responsible for the production of core drinks such as American and Italian latte in the store. The flavor is classic and stable. Recipe analysis:
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Espresso coffee has been around for some time. It is the pride of Italians, and it is also a cultural asset that espresso coffee has brought to the world. Its nature is similar to the contribution of Ethiopian varieties to specialty coffee. Italian coffee spread from Italy to the world and became a status existence.
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The role played by the coffee beans will also change depending on the time they enter the cup. When people are rushing to go out, they care about whether the brewing is quick and whether the mouth is smooth; at the breakfast table, they need coffee to get along naturally with bread and eggs; when they have enough time on weekends, they can slowly feel the aroma and aftertaste. The advantage of blended beans lies in the flavor set
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With the popularity of Italian coffee, SOE espresso has also become popular. Therefore, customers who come to Qian Street often ask questions related to "Can I choose beans for Italian coffee?" and "Is there any SOE coffee to choose from?" What is SOE coffee? The full name of SOE is "Single
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Latte is an Italian coffee drink with a high order rate. The ratio of espresso to milk is about 1:3 to 1:5. The sweetness and fat of milk will dilute the coffee flavor, so the core of latte bean selection is fat and body. Beans with good fat will still have clear coffee flavor in milk and good fusion. The fat-based bean blend is a latte
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Special blend is the third type of coffee mainly sold in coffee shops besides Italian style and single product. The so-called special coffee can be understood as a "cocktail" in the coffee world. It is a type of creative drink that is different from traditional coffee by combining coffee with various traditional or non-traditional ingredients. (coffee
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The ideas for selecting beans in a home semi-automatic Italian machine are similar but also different from those used in commercial scenarios. They are similar in that they all pursue oil and stability. The difference is that the pressure and temperature control of home machines are not as good as those of commercial machines. When selecting beans, you must consider the suitability of the equipment. Grain blended beans are an everyday Italian choice for home use. The blended beans are specially designed for Italian cooking.
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FrontStreet Coffee found that coffee lovers who are new to coffee often feel that Front Street Mandheling is very bitter, and espresso coffee is also very bitter (of course it is not bitter after adding milk and sugar), so sometimes they even think that the two should have the same taste, or they will compare them in their hearts.
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