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When you go to a cafe and want to order a cup of American style or milk coffee, you will often be faced with two options: one is the default Italian blend, and the other is SOE that requires extra money. At this time, some people may wonder, why is this "SOE" more expensive than the blend? How expensive is it? SOE coffee, what exactly is it?
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"Why can't my latte produce a nice pattern? Why can other people just shake the milk jug to produce textured hearts and leaves! But when I shake it, it just feels like a lump... Is there something wrong with my hands?" No! Maybe your holding posture of the cylinder is wrong~ What is the principle of latte art? Why can shaking produce patterns? Italian
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Coffee lovers who often drink Italian milk coffee know that making a cup of milk coffee requires a combination of espresso and milk, such as Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee).
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Everyone has heard of Robusta coffee beans and Arabica coffee beans. Why are the coffee beans we see sold in cafes all Arabica coffee beans, but rarely see Robusta coffee beans? We are all coffee beans, what is the difference between the two? In this article, let’s answer some questions about Arabica coffee beans and
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How to extract espresso coffee without an espresso machine at home? Many friends asked Front Street. have! The handsome looking Moka coffee pot is perfect. The Moka coffee pot generates pressure through high-temperature brewing and sucks water from the lower pot to the upper pot through the siphon principle. Due to the design, the amount of coffee brewed by the Moka pot each time
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Today's coffee market is booming. We can brew and enjoy the same coffee beans in a variety of ways. The most common ones are espresso coffee, hand-brewed coffee, ice-drip coffee, Moka pot, etc. Among them, Front Street noticed that Italian style and manual brewing are the two most widely used brewing methods, so some friends asked Front Street two questions.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Espresso is the soul of Italian coffee, commonly known as espresso. As the name suggests, it comes from Italy, with high concentration and strong taste. A good cup of Kung Fu coffee is like a good cup of base wine.
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good! This is another topic that everyone is very interested in. When a friend bought beans at a store yesterday, he reported to Front Street that he found that the portions of iced espresso ordered at different coffee shops were different. In some coffee shops, the coffee is full after removing the ice, while in some coffee shops, the coffee is only about 70% full after removing the ice, or even
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Milk coffee is probably the most "out-of-the-cup" category in coffee shops. Those who are in a hurry in the morning will order a latte to take away, those who want a sense of ritual in the afternoon will order a cappuccino, and knowledgeable gourmets prefer Dirty’s layered texture of alternating hot and cold. But whether you make it at home or sell it in a store, whether milk coffee tastes good or not?
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The origin of the beans and the degree of roasting of the beans will affect the flavor of a coffee. Although there are various pleasures in a single variety of coffee, the new taste created by mixing coffee beans with different flavors is also another kind of enjoyment. 01 What is [Espresso] Espresso is also called Espresso
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When it comes to cappuccino, you may have been drinking latte and cappuccino. In recent years, the more popular one is flat white, which is Australian white coffee. Australian white coffee is different from latte. It originated in Oceania. But do you know? In fact, except Flat whi
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Espresso is not only a drink, but also a lifestyle shared by people all over the world! We have almost lost count of how much espresso coffee lovers around the world drink every day, but have you ever wondered where espresso coffee comes from? Who invented this magical drink?
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For more knowledge on specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. In the past, when Frontsteet shared the knowledge of espresso extraction, they would focus on parameters such as grinding degree, powder volume, ratio, extraction time, pressure, etc., and also focus on analyzing the steps such as receiving powder, spreading powder, and pressing powder.
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As we all know, latte is the least bitter coffee among all Italian coffees (no sugar added). Because it adds a lot of milk to neutralize the bitterness, it is sweeter than other coffees. And when we drink a more obvious bitter taste from a cup of latte, we should first check whether the coffee beans have
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Recently, a friend also wanted to think about making coffee by himself. After shopping online, he asked Front Street. The price of coffee beans online ranged from 30 yuan to more than 300 yuan. Some weights are 100g, some are 1kg, and there are many unclear nouns. I was confused when I saw them. So I came to ask Front Street how to tell the difference.
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Because the Moka pot uses the same extraction method as the coffee machine, which is pressurized extraction, it can produce strong coffee that is closer to espresso. In addition, when using freshly ground coffee, since the aroma substances can only be obtained once, in theory, if you want the coffee to taste good, you must control the appropriate parameters, and
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Since the Moka pot is a pressurized extraction machine like the Italian machine, it can make black coffee with a higher concentration. Because of this, many friends will add milk to drink it together, which is a simplified version of latte coffee. The method of adding milk to the Moka pot is very simple. Just like the traditional latte, you first extract a "concentrate" and then
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The Moka pot, the "national coffee artifact" that almost every Italian household has, was invented by Italian Alfonso Bialetti as early as 1933. It extracts coffee through base heating and steam pressure. It is a type of espresso coffee appliance.
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Many friends who have tasted Italian coffee will succumb to its rich flavor and long aftertaste. However, not all families can own an espresso coffee machine. If you want to simply make a strong cup of coffee at home, you might as well keep a Moka pot at home. Speaking of Moka pots, Front Street would like to share with you some moka pots.
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Espresso is not only a drink, but also a lifestyle shared by people all over the world! We have almost lost count of how much espresso coffee lovers around the world drink every day, but have you ever wondered where espresso coffee comes from? Who invented this magical drink?
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