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Whenever Front Street brews coffee by hand, as long as the bulge in the powder bed is relatively large during steaming, there is a certain probability that customers and friends will ask: "Why is the bulge in the powder bed not so big when I brew coffee?" This is a topic that Front Street often shares! It makes sense, although the drum sound when steaming
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Customers often ask Front Street after buying coffee beans: Why can’t they get the “burger” when they brew their own coffee? Are the beans stale? In order to ensure the flavor of the coffee, the coffee beans shipped from Front Street are all freshly roasted within 5 days. Sometimes it takes two or three days to grow before brewing.
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Yesterday, a friend talked to Front Street about a very interesting phenomenon. He found that when brewing coffee, most people would still choose to watch the changes in the filter cup intently, even during the waiting interval when no water was added, as if they were trying to pry out some information from the powder bed. Don't tell me, I do believe it
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With its extremely high error tolerance and excellent flavor performance, hand-brewed coffee has become one of the top extraction methods after the popularity of specialty coffee. At the same time, because the operation is simple and the investment threshold is low, many friends have purchased hand brewing equipment and started to learn how to make hand brewed coffee at home. Be reasonable and teach yourself how to brew coffee
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There is a crucial little detail in freshly roasted, freshly brewed coffee, that is, the barista will emphasize the need for "simmering". There is even a saying in the coffee circle, "Steaming is good and brewing is hassle-free." There is a positive correlation between steaming and brewing. So what is steaming and how to steam it? careful
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An introductory tutorial on the steps for making hand-brewed coffee on Front Street. When it comes to coffee beans, they can be simply divided into light roast, medium roast and heavy roast. Coffee cherries are actually like fruits. Good coffee beans will have fruity, floral, cocoa, nutty flavors, etc. Generally, the lighter the roasting, the heavier the sourness, and the more you can drink the essence of the coffee beans; conversely, the stronger the roasting, the stronger the bitterness.
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Friends who make their own coffee may have a certain concept of the term bean cultivation. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t heard about it before. Let’s talk about why coffee beans need to be grown and how long they need to be grown. When everyone makes coffee, the moment the water contacts the coffee powder, the coffee begins to bulge. "Watch the coffee slowly swell."
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Friends often ask Front Street, why can’t the “hamburger” shape appear when brewing coffee by hand? Are the beans stale? The coffee beans in Front Street are all freshly roasted and provided to customers. After customers receive them, they need to grow for three or four days before brewing for a better flavor. Although it is true that the freshness of the beans will affect
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee, an Italian milk coffee made from espresso and milk - Flat White coffee will have different translated names in different stores, such as Luckin's Aorui White Coffee, Starbucks
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The life of a coffee bean is from picking to post-processing to obtain green beans, then roasted and transformed into the coffee beans we are familiar with, and then comes the final brewing process. It can be noticed that the sequence of almost every step is carried out in one direction, and only this time, so there is no regret for failure. But recently, there was a customer on the front street
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) Whether it is a large or small cup, or adding water and milk, common coffee drinks such as Americano, latte, Australian white, cappuccino... are all based on espresso. Espresso is very tolerant.
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When we go to a coffee shop to drink milk coffee, those who like a milder taste will order a latte. If we like a stronger coffee flavor, the barista will recommend ordering a flat white. The flat white produced at the front street store not only has the flavor of whiskey, cream, vanilla, but also berry.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontstreet Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) 馥襮ruì白bai (transliteration of real name Flat White), commonly known as Australian White Coffee, is one of the top three best-selling milk coffees in Starbucks. Different from latte and cappuccino
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Before making a cup of Australian white coffee, Front Street briefly introduces its definition and characteristics. Australian white coffee "Flat White" is also called Australian white coffee, small white coffee, Fuli white coffee and other names. It originated from Melbourne, Australia. After Italians introduced espresso coffee to Australia in the 1980s, in order to adapt to the current situation,
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Freshly ground coffee is more fragrant. This has long been a commonplace topic. We also know the importance of freshness to coffee flavor. But, sometimes in order to avoid trouble, when buying coffee beans, many friends will ask the merchant to grind them into powder before shipping, because this way they don’t have to worry about what scale to use when brewing.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee One of the great joys of hand-brewed coffee is using different brewing techniques to interpret a cup of coffee. I believe everyone is very concerned about the hand brewing method. So the most widely spread hand brewing technique at present is Yi Dao Liu
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I wonder if you have ever had such an experience. You purchased coffee beans that were roasted for a short period of time, and you couldn’t wait to take them apart to brew and taste them. You found that the extraction was very unstable and the flavor performance was not ideal. After a few days, I brewed it again and it tasted better. What was the reason? This article from Front Street will help you understand what “raising beans” means. coffee beans
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Geisha is probably a highly talked-about variety in the world of specialty coffee: its elegant jasmine aroma, citrus and black tea-like delicate flavors make many enthusiasts willing to practice brewing for it. However, Geisha is mostly lightly roasted, and the beans have a dense texture and strong exhaust, so you need to use the habit of deep-roasting beans to soak them.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) Usually when making hand-brewed coffee, we will steam it first, especially in the brewing method of filter coffee, so is it still necessary to steam in immersion extraction coffee?
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Every time we go to a coffee shop, we can always see the four "permanent coffee shop guests": Americano, latte, cappuccino, and mocha on the coffee menu. They are also suitable for espresso-based espresso products. What are the differences between them? What should we do when we go to a cafe?
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