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"Why does hand-brewed coffee have no fat? Is it because the beans are not fresh?" I saw such a discussion topic on Qian Street recently. Hand-brewed coffee is not really free of fat. Although it is not noticeable, it will be reflected in the taste. What is coffee creme? When it comes to coffee crema, the first thing you may think of is the golden color of espresso.
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Recently, more and more friends have begun to buy hanging ear coffee, not only because hanging ear coffee is convenient and portable, but also because it can produce a cup of relatively high-quality coffee. The most important thing is that the price of a pack of hanging ear coffee is much lower than buying a cup of coffee from outside. So this makes many friends who have never been exposed to coffee making
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Today some friends were discussing a very interesting issue, that is, how to brew “burgundy” coffee. That’s right, this burgundy color refers to the color of coffee soup, because friends who discussed this topic found that burgundy coffee seems to taste better than other coffee soup colors, so they initiated such a discussion.
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Coffee fans who often drink Italian coffee know that the ratio of espresso to milk used in mocha, cappuccino, latte, etc. is different. Some add a single shot of espresso, and some add a double shot. So what is the difference between the grinding of one shot and two shots of espresso? What coffee beans should be used to make espresso?
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Recently, more and more friends have begun to buy hanging ear coffee, not only because hanging ear coffee is convenient and portable, but also because it can produce a cup of relatively high-quality coffee. The most important thing is that a pack of hanging ear coffee is much cheaper than buying a cup of coffee from outside. This has attracted many friends who have never been exposed to coffee making.
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Strawberry, jasmine, lavender, citrus, grape, apricot, mango, honey...these are the aromas we often smell when grinding coffee beans and brewing coffee. If you are a novice who has just come into contact with specialty coffee, then it is no surprise that you will be deceived by such "illusions".
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As one of the most representative specialty coffee beans in Ethiopia, the popularity of Yirgacheffe has always been high. Whether it is coffee connoisseurs who have been drinking it for many years or novices who are just getting started, they all prefer it. Why is Yirgacheffe so popular? Let’s first take a look at three Yirgacheffe styles with different styles: ① Previous
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There are many ways to brew coffee, such as: French press, siphon, pour-over, Italian, cold brew, American, etc. There are also many names, especially in some places where the names are different. Next, Front Street will talk about the differences between these types of coffee. These types of coffee are also relatively common among everyone. For example: Americano, Lo
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Honey process is translated from the English "Honey Process" or "Miel Process". The word "honey" in honey process comes from Miel, which means "honey" in Spanish. Honey processing, as it is called, is the most developed country in Costa Rica in Central and South America.
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Introduction I believe many friends have the same thought after reading the title: "I think something is wrong with the title! But I can't tell what is wrong! Isn't espresso just espresso?" What is espresso? Espresso first appeared in the early 19th century, when Italian
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. For washed coffee, FrontStreet feels like a breeze in summer, refreshing! How can you not mention Ethiopian Yirgachue for washed coffee?
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The "grease" brewed by the Moka pot is closer to the fine foam and oily touch on the surface of the strong coffee liquid, and is not the stable crema of the Italian machine. To make this layer of texture more obvious, the beans need to have enough soluble content and body, and the firepower needs to be gentle and consistent. The choice that really suits you depends on the preparation of the pot of coffee.
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Honey processing originated in Costa Rica, and this processing method is very common in producing areas such as El Salvador and Costa Rica. Its essence is improved by referring to the semi-sun treatment in Brazil. Honey processing is done by local coffee farmers in order to improve the quality of coffee beans.
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“What is made by adding water first and then concentration is Long Black, and what is made by adding concentration first and then water is Americano.” I believe everyone can often see this kind of popular science. On Front Street, I often see some friends in coffee shops using this kind of content to identify the products produced by a coffee shop.
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Yesterday, when a friend was buying coffee beans, he reported to Front Street that the coffee he brewed occasionally had a slight salty taste and asked if this was a normal phenomenon. To be honest, although we usually only focus on sour, sweet and bitter when talking about the taste of coffee, in fact, there is also salty taste in coffee. because of coffee beans
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Today Front Street is going to share with you how it tastes when you use hand brewing to "cook" Luodou. Before that, let Front Street have a brief introduction to the science of what Luodou is! What is "Robusta"? "Luodou" is an abbreviation for "Robusta", because the coffee made from this variety
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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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It can be said that there is no milk coffee more suitable for summer than Dirty! If there is, then I haven’t mentioned it yet! Compared with iced latte, the contrast created by Dirty is more shocking. You can feel the completely different contrasts after one sip, which is very wonderful. So there are many latte lovers in D
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Regarding the name of Fuli White, an Italian style coffee, coffee fans often mispronounce it. Either they accidentally call it Fuli White or Ori White. So what is its correct pronunciation? What is the charm of its flavor? Next articleFrontStreet Coffee
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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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