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SOE is the abbreviation of Single Origin Espresso, which refers to making espresso from coffee beans from a single origin or source. It does not deliberately blend multiple flavors together like traditional blending, but allows the fruity aroma, sweetness or tea flavor of a bean to be concentrated in a short time of extraction.
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The choice of espresso beans often depends on which cup it will end up in. Whether you want a quick cup of espresso in the morning, a smooth latte in the afternoon, or you prefer an Americano with ice in hot weather, you all have different requirements for the concentration, sweetness and aroma of coffee. First think about the drinks you drink most every day. You will be better prepared when choosing beans.
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Coffee beans with a nutty cocoa flavor usually give people a mild, sweet, and thick impression, and are suitable for daily cups that do not want to be disturbed by sharp acidity. It makes a refreshing black coffee and goes well with milk, syrup or breakfast snacks. When choosing, you can first imagine when you will drink it and what utensils you will use to make it, and then judge your needs.
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After adding a semi-automatic espresso machine to my home, the next question I face is: What beans should I buy? The bean selection logic of the Italian machine is different from that of hand brewing - the machine has higher requirements for grinding, pressure, and extraction. The oil, flavor stability, and error tolerance of the beans are all critical. This article follows the route from affordable to advanced
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"Front Street recently noticed a topic in the communication group" How do you store the coffee beans after buying them? Put it in the refrigerator! I see a lot of coffee gurus putting beans in the refrigerator. But won’t the beans get damp if placed in the refrigerator? Put it in the refrigerator to dry! (So Front Street interviewed various major coffee beans🎤)
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Nowadays, people like to drink coffee not only in coffee shops, but also want to buy coffee beans, brew a cup at home, and taste it slowly. However, how should you store the coffee beans or coffee powder you buy so that they don’t go bad so quickly? How can you keep the fresh flavor well? Especially if you buy some high-quality coffee
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Many friends think that freshly ground coffee represents freshness, but it is not. In fact, in order to drink the aroma of coffee, not only must it be freshly ground, but also the roasting time of the coffee beans must be certain. Front Street, whether it is a store or an online Taobao store, provides freshly roasted coffee beans, unless the customer requests grinding.
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Black coffee is coffee that does not add any sugar, milk or other excipients. The American coffee, hand-brewed coffee we usually see, and the clear coffee made from freeze-dried powder are all a type of black coffee. Let’s talk about the most popular American coffee in the black coffee category. Where did Americano come from? The ingredients for Americano coffee are very simple;
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Coffee is divided into three major varieties, Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica. Among them, the only ones with commercial value are Arabica and Robusta. In specialty coffee circles, Robusta coffee beans are barely mentioned. In daily life, we often see brands claiming that their own coffee beans are 100% Arabica coffee.
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The same espresso machine is used to make Americano in the morning, latte in the afternoon, and moka pot in the evening. The suitable beans are not exactly the same. The value of ration beans lies in its ability to produce a cup stably every day and its ability to maintain a clear flavor in different drinks. When choosing, you may wish to start from the actual drinking method, and then consider whether the coffee needs to be light and round.
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As the weather gets hotter, more and more people want to drink iced coffee. As a result, the simple and hassle-free cold brew is back in everyone's refrigerator, ready to last the whole summer. Recently, several novices came to the Front Street store to buy some coffee beans suitable for cold brewing, and asked about low-cost production methods.
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The golden foam on the concentrated surface mainly comes from the crema formed by the carbon dioxide, lipids and extraction state of the coffee beans. To make it look richer, you usually start with a medium-dark roast, blend structure, and post-roast freshness. However, the amount of fat is only part of the experience in the mouth. It is really suitable for you.
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The flavor focus of dark roasted coffee beans usually shifts from bright fruit acid to cocoa, nuts, caramel and roasted aromas, giving it a heavier mouth feel. It does not mean that only the bitter taste is left. The origin of the beans, the blending ratio and the extraction method will all affect the result. Choose according to how you drink it every day, so that this thick style can become smooth and drinkable.
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Italian coffee latte art is the best expression of the fusion of hot milk and coffee liquid. When FrontStreet Coffee is making milk coffee, customers always ask for latte art. So in latte art, milk foaming is very important. Only by making milk foam with smooth texture can the flavor of milk coffee be reflected.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention: Frontsteet Coffee’s latte art almost always uses Espresso as the base. When brewing Espresso, there is actually a trick to making it more suitable for latte art. So, which coffee beans are more suitable for latte art?
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Latte art almost always uses Espresso as the base. When brewing Espresso, there is a trick to make it more suitable for latte art. So, which coffee beans are more suitable for latte art? Front Street is here to give the answer today. Latte Art Coffee Bean Selection Recommendations If you want to make the perfect latte art, we first
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Good coffee should be drunk while it's hot, so you can better appreciate the rich flavor and texture of the coffee. This is a mantra that Front Street often talks about. Although Front Street has not been able to completely get rid of short-sleeves until now, as autumn and winter are approaching, it takes a while to drink the freshly brewed hot coffee in the cool indoor space.
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At the beginning of the invention of the pressurized coffee machine, because of the steam function, people were able to heat milk and create dense milk foam. When the dense milk foam is poured on the coffee, the appearance and color are too similar to the Catholic priest's robe, so people use the word "Cappuccino" to name this coffee.
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Recently, everyone must have taken advantage of Double Eleven to stock up on beans. The questions I asked Front Street were questions such as "How long can the flavor of unopened coffee beans be preserved?" and "How to store opened coffee beans to reduce the speed of flavor loss." Today Front Street is going to talk about the preservation of coffee beans. How long does the flavor of coffee beans last? Can I ask this?
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Front Street often mentions in articles that coffee is divided into three major varieties, Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica. Among them, the only ones with commercial value are Arabica and Robusta. Robusta coffee beans are rarely mentioned in specialty coffee circles. Unlikable more because they mostly act as
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