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Adding sugar and milk is a coffee drinking habit that has been formed in the past hundreds of years. The reason is that Mandheling, Brazil, Colombia and the Blue Mountains all traditionally use dark roasting. Yirgacheffe beans are small, and the fruity and sour taste of lightly roasted coffee opens up a new world of coffee. The African continent is vast, with an average altitude of 75
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Today’s Front Street Tanzania Kilimanjaro coffee beans come from the Kilimanjaro volcano area in northern Tanzania, at an altitude of between 1300-2000 meters. Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest peak on the African continent. The fertile volcanic ash provides rich nutrients for coffee growth, and the high-altitude environment creates
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With the popularity of specialty coffee culture, more and more coffee fans are beginning to study how to brew coffee at home to bring out the flavor of single-origin coffee beans, but they don’t know how to do it. They always feel that the flavor of the brewed coffee is not as good as that drunk in a cafe. So how can you brew the flavor of a single-origin coffee bean?
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What is hand-brewed coffee? Pour-over coffee refers to hand-brewed coffee, also called drip coffee. This method was invented by the German Mrs. Melitta Bentz in 1908. In order to promote this new coffee extraction method to the outside world, Mrs. Melitta also
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Cocoa and coffee are two different plants and have different flavors. Chocolate, originally called cacao, is a seed taken from the fruit of the cocoa tree. The fruit that grows directly from the trunk and branches is also called cocoa pod. Ripe cocoa fruits, also known as cocoa pods, range in color from
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A friend from Guangzhou asked me, what should I do if I want to buy coffee beans but don’t want to buy them online? I recommend FrontStreet Coffee to everyone. Why do I recommend FrontStreet Coffee? This is because there are many types of FrontStreet Coffee, and each coffee bean has its own unique story.
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As we all know, single-origin coffee will show different taste characteristics depending on different varieties, origins, processing methods, and roasting degrees. Compared with complex flavor descriptions, more people pay attention to the acidity and bitterness of coffee. When it comes to Italian coffee, people tend to prefer non-acid or low-acid types, so they want to know which Italian coffees are better.
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Sometimes, coffee and milk are the only two things that can play tricks, and it can even make laymen confused about the difference between them. For example, latte coffee and flat white coffee are both made of espresso and milk, but they are two different experiences. if
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Today, the Arabica species accounts for 70% of the world's total coffee production, and most of the Arabica species evolved from two ancient varieties, Typica and Bourbon, after they spread to various places. So today, let’s talk briefly about one of the two ancient varieties, “Tiepika”, which comes from Ethiopia.
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Although there are only four types of espresso on the menu of the Qian Street store, there are actually some equally classic styles hidden behind them, such as strong espresso. Espresso has a relatively low audience in China, but it is a national drink in Italy, its birthplace. Espresso
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The water washing method is currently the most widely used green bean processing method and one of the most traditional coffee processing methods. Usually, washed coffee will be cleaner than sun-dried beans, with brighter and more acidic acidity. For example, the more popular Ethiopian Guo Tintin Cooperative coffee beans and Kenny
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Every region has a different way of drinking coffee. Therefore, the way of drinking coffee in some regions is more representative, resulting in a local culture, such as Turkish coffee and Italian coffee. And speaking of
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Every region has a different way of drinking coffee. Therefore, the way of drinking coffee in some regions is more representative, resulting in a local culture, such as Turkish coffee and Italian coffee. And speaking of
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Each region has a different way of drinking coffee, so the way of drinking coffee in some regions is more representative, resulting in a local culture, such as Turkish coffee and Italian coffee. When it comes to these coffees, you may already have that image in your mind. But when it comes to Americano coffee, everyone’s brain
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Today Front Street will talk about how a newbie should choose coffee when making hand brew for the first time. Since hand-brewed coffee uses drip extraction, which can well present the flavor and tonality of the coffee beans in the cup, Front Street recommends giving priority to brewing single-origin coffee beans that focus on individualization. These beans are roasted by adjusting the
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Why is hand-brewed coffee so attractive? What’s the key to a good cup of hand-brewed coffee? The following article will introduce the basic knowledge of hand-brewed coffee, so that you can brew good coffee at home! What is pour-over coffee? As the name suggests, hand-brewed coffee is to pour hot water on the coffee powder and extract it through the filter paper and filter cup.
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Specialty coffee refers to coffee beans that can clearly express the flavor of the region where they are produced. There are many ways to subdivide specialty coffee beans. For example, SCA also lists specialty coffee standards, and her definition of specialty coffee is "coffee beans cultivated in excellent terroir and with local characteristic aroma." To put it broadly and simply, you can drink the flavor of the place of origin
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Specialty coffee refers to coffee beans that can clearly express the flavor of the region where they are produced. There are many ways to subdivide specialty coffee beans. For example, SCA also lists specialty coffee standards, and her definition of specialty coffee is "coffee beans cultivated in excellent terroir and with local characteristic aroma." To put it broadly and simply, you can drink the flavor of the place of origin
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If you drink coffee often, you must have heard of "Americano". If you order a cup of coffee like this at Starbucks, the usual method is to use espresso as the base and add about 6 to 8 times the amount of water. However, I clearly heard that Italians don’t drink American coffee (it’s absolutely true), so why is it on the Italian coffee menu?
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. If you ask which coffee on the Frontstreet bean list has the highest mellowness, we will definitely answer: Golden Mandheling Coffee, which is a high-quality dark roasted coffee bean from Sumatra, Indonesia. It not only has
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