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It can be said that nearly 70% of the inquiries about Moka pots received at the Front Street Backstage are about how to use a Moka pot to extract light roasted coffee beans. As the saying goes: Everyone has their own preferences for radish and cabbage! Not all friends like to use dark roasted beans with rich caramel aroma to make coffee, so they often choose flavored coffee.
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Many people like to drink milk coffee, but they may not realize that latte, cappuccino, dirty, and Australian white do not have exactly the same requirements for beans if they also add milk. Some need to be rich and thick, some need to have outstanding sweetness, and some need to have layers of hot and cold collisions. Today’s article will be broken down by drink type to tell you
Read more →Don’t be nervous if you are going to a coffee shop for the first time. The 10 common types of coffee currently available in coffee shops are: espresso, SOE coffee, Americano, latte, Australian white coffee, cappuccino, hand-brewed coffee, cold brew coffee, dirty, and special coffee. Most of these coffees are made from Arabica
Read more →Even with the same few ingredients, as long as the proportions are different, we can create endless possibilities. Coffee is a good example. Take the "Three Musketeers of Milk Coffee" that are often shared on Front Street: latte, Australian white, and cappuccino. Their production materials only use milk and coffee.
Read more →Even with the same few ingredients, as long as the proportions are different, we can create endless possibilities. Coffee is a good example. Take the "Three Musketeers of Milk Coffee" that are often shared on Front Street: latte, Australian white, and cappuccino. Their production materials only use milk and coffee.
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