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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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As we all know, the coffee extracted by an espresso machine is not only very rich, but also has a layer of golden oil. And because this layer of oil will provide the coffee with a fragrant aroma and dense taste, and is also a unique product of espresso, people often call it the soul of espresso. But big
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee has a thick surface, golden crema, and is rich, mellow and sweet. As the carbon dioxide in the oil is released, attractive volatile aroma compounds follow. espressoes
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After the tweet "How to Achieve Perfect Steaming" posted on Front Street yesterday, some friends were curious about this question - "Can hand-brewed coffee be made without steaming?" There is no doubt that of course it is possible! However, this "can" requires certain conditions. First we need to make one thing clear, that is
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I often hear people say, "To judge whether the espresso tastes good, you can tell by looking at the fat. The fat of the best espresso is fine, rich and golden." Can it be said that whether the espresso tastes good can be judged by the state of the fat? If you want to know whether this method is feasible, Front Street only needs to ask you two questions:
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Recently, a friend asked Front Street: "Why do you have to close the air holes after coffee beans are ground into powder, so that the carbon dioxide in the package cannot be discharged?" The significance of the vents on coffee packaging Front Street will seal the packaging immediately after the coffee beans are roasted and cooled, which can minimize the flavor of the coffee beans.
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To be fair, Front Street believes that in the daily work of a barista, the most painful thing is the daily routine of making espresso. If there is anything more painful than this, it must be concentration on a rainy day. Because if you don’t pay attention, you will become full of concentrate and drink to the point of fear. Some friends do not understand this. They think
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What are coffee bean blends? What is the blending ratio of Front Street Italian coffee beans? What kind of beans are best for blending coffee beans? Recently, a friend asked FrontStreet Coffee: "Are all coffee beans suitable for making espresso?" No, not all.
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As the saying goes: "Steaming and simmering are good, and brewing is hassle-free." Steaming is a very important preparatory step for making hand-brewed coffee. The so-called steaming is a step in which we use a small amount of hot water to pre-soak the coffee powder and wait for a certain period of time before officially extracting the flavor substances of the coffee. Pass
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Some time ago, when Front Street was tinkering with a Moka pot in the store, a friend saw that the Moka pot brewed by Front Street was very rich in coffee crema, so he asked Front Street about the secret of brewing rich crema, because the Moka pot he brewed at home had very thin crema. The same situation often occurs among users of espresso machines.
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What are coffee bean blends? What is the blending ratio of Front Street Italian coffee beans? What kind of beans are best for blending coffee beans? Recently, a friend asked FrontStreet Coffee: "Are all coffee beans suitable for making espresso?" No, not all.
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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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What is espresso? Espresso is a very small cup of coffee that can be finished in about two or three sips. Its taste is very strong, which is difficult for many people to accept. The small cup size and strong taste are the reasons why espresso has a small audience in China, but the latte mixed with milk is as beautiful as the latte mixed with water.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontstreet Coffee’s earliest espresso making method was born in 1884. An Italian named Angelo Moriondo designed a winning method
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The earliest espresso making method was born in 1884, when an Italian named Angelo Moriondo designed a patented espresso machine model. The original espresso machine was made using two separate boilers
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Coffee fans who often choose freshly roasted coffee beans at FrontStreet Coffee all know that the best tasting period of coffee beans is within a month, and the best tasting period of hanging ear coffee is half a month; does this mean that the freshly roasted coffee beans are the freshest? this
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Just a few days ago, a customer came to FrontStreet Coffee's store in Dongshankou, Guangzhou to drink espresso. Before leaving, he said, "I really like your espresso. The oil is the richest I have ever seen!" It happened that a friend also asked FrontStreet Coffee about the espresso.
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"Why do you have to adjust the extraction parameters of espresso every day? They are all the same batch of coffee beans, the same machine, and the same extraction plan. Are there other changes?" There really are! You may not notice it for a day or two, but by the time you find out, you don’t know how many customers have had bad coffee~Don’t
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Steaming is an important step in brewing coffee. There is also a saying that "you can tell whether the coffee tastes good or not by looking at the steaming state." So when everyone learns to make coffee, they consciously or unconsciously “practice” a perfect “coffee burger”. But if you understand the logic behind steaming, you will find that steaming is
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An in-depth understanding of the essence of crema will be of great help to baristas in making a delicious cup of espresso. The teacher of the Chongqing Barista Training Course will give you a detailed analysis of crema today to help you understand espresso and improve your coffee making technology. Looking for a cup of strong flavor that is not bitter and has great flavor?
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