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Many people may not know that making an ideal espresso requires a lot of effort, including selecting coffee beans, growing beans, and extracting, to ensure everything is perfect. If even one link is missing, you may not be able to make a mellow and rich espresso. Next, let’s start with the first and most important point
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee "I'm not in the cafe, I'm on the way to the cafe." For Italians who love coffee, latte is a very familiar drink. Good morning, have a drink
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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 specialty coffee takes the world by storm, more and more people enjoy drinking coffee. During these two years of black swan events, people discovered that sometimes having money is not true freedom, but mastering a skill is true freedom. Hand-brewed coffee may be a fun and simple way, but beginners often have poor skills and are not familiar with it.
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Nowadays, many people start to learn to make espresso at home, hoping that it will have golden oil and rich coffee aroma, so a pack of fresh high-quality Italian beans is very important. A perfect cup of espresso is inseparable from freshly roasted coffee beans, which not only bring rich levels of coffee
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. In FrontStreet’s view, cold brew coffee is one of the most suitable iced coffees to make at home, because it is not only suitable for most coffee beans, but also has a very low production threshold, even if you don’t have any at home.
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As home coffee becomes more and more popular, the Moka pot has quickly become the "first pot" for coffee enthusiasts due to its good looks, affordable price, and low operating threshold. If you have just bought a Moka pot but don’t know what coffee beans to pair with it, this article must be a favorite! How the Moka Pot works
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Yesterday afternoon, a customer and friend asked Front Street: "If you use more than 30 kinds of beans on your blackboard to blend together, will the coffee brewed be super delicious?" This is not the first time that Front Street has received such a question. Since many businesses have begun to promote four or more blends, there are often
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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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Everyone! Place! week! Know! ! In espresso, the combination of milk and coffee has an extremely rich way of drinking it. You only need to slightly change the method or parameters. There are countless ways to drink milk and coffee alone. Familiar ones include latte, kabob, Australian white, piccolo, cortado, macchiato and so on. On the contrary
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Home semi-automatic Italian machines are different from commercial machines in that the pressure and temperature control are not as precise, but they are enough for home users. In terms of bean selection, the household scene pays attention to the combination of ration beans and advanced beans. Daily ration beans are used to ensure cost-effectiveness, and advanced beans are used on weekends to explore the flavor. Use the two together to make Italian products at home.
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Robusta, generally known as Robusta, is considered very unpleasant to drink and difficult to swallow, but it still contributes nearly 30% of global production. Let Front Street introduce and share Luo Dou’s story with you! For a long time, people's favorite coffee originated in the border area between Ethiopia and Sudan.
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When we mention the words "milk coffee", Front Street believes that most people think of various combinations of espresso and milk. After all, Italian milk coffee has a long history, and it has already been deeply rooted in people's hearts because of its high popularity. But in fact, milk coffee is not just intentional
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The Italians invented a machine that can use steam pressure to extract coffee. The espresso made by the steam pressure coffee machine is espresso. Use espresso as the base, add water, or mix it with milk, milk foam, chocolate, ice cream, etc. to create fancy or creative coffees.
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Before buying beans, think through the daily scenes: black coffee in the morning or milk coffee with meals, the ritual of hand brewing or the high efficiency of the machine. These answers determine roast level, flavor depth, and brewing method. Powder amount, grinding degree, liquid weight, and time are the four points to pay attention to in Italian extraction. Most of the blended beans can be shaped
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As we all know, there are three major varieties of coffee: Arabica, Robusta and Liberica, and the most common ones are Arabica and Robusta. Among them, Arabica production accounts for 70% to 80%. Robusta is different from Arabica. Because Arabica has an elegant flavor, the coffee beans grown in Arabica
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Arabica: Accounting for 70% of global coffee production, basically the most delicious single product you drink outside is Arabica Robusta: it has a heavier taste and strong taste, and is generally used for instant coffee or Italian blended coffee. The three major native species are Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica
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The golden brown layer of oil on the espresso is the starting point for many people to fall in love with Italian coffee. It is not something extra, but the result of the combined action of carbon dioxide and lipids in the coffee beans during high-pressure extraction. The higher the fat content of the beans themselves and the looser the structure after roasting, the more gas and oil they can release.
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In daily articles, Front Street often uses "juice-like" to describe a cup of coffee. "What is the feeling of juice?" Occasionally, a friend will ask Front Street Street after reading it. When we drink a cup of coffee, we combine the flavors and aromas we come into contact with based on our own taste preferences and memories, and associate them with each other.
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Since Gesha coffee became famous, Gesha coffee has been grown in many parts of the world. Geisha coffee is the new king among specialty coffees. Among them, Gesha produced in Panama, Guatemala, Colombia and other South American countries are of higher quality and more expensive. Among them, Panama Geisha is the most famous. Although grown in many producing areas
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