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What we usually talk about most is the brewing of coffee beans. Today Front Street will tell you about the roasting of coffee beans. We know that the process of coffee beans from raw beans to cooked beans is the roasting process, and this process includes light roasting, medium roasting and dark roasting. What kind of coffee beans should be roasted? At the same time, light roast and medium roast
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It is not difficult to find that if you buy coffee beans online, you will often find two major categories, one is espresso beans, and the other is other coffee beans. Why should they be specially separated? The answer lies in the way it is made. To make standard espresso, you first need a professional espresso machine to grind it to very fine
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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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If you want a rich and long-lasting oil layer on the surface of espresso, you should also consider the roasting direction, freshness and blending ideas when selecting beans. Darker roasting is usually easier to bring out the aroma of nuts, cocoa and caramel, and the concentrate is darker in color and thicker to the touch; beans that have just been roasted have more carbon dioxide and are more concentrated.
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As we all know, Front Street has recently launched a new Italian blend of floral and fruity beans on Taobao Tmall - Front Street Strawberry Candy Espresso. Perhaps because the flavor is more pleasing to the eye, friends often ask the customer service staff at the backstage: "Your Italian beans are delicious, can they be used for hand brewing?" The answer is
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As we all know, Front Street has recently launched a new Italian blend of floral and fruity beans on Taobao Tmall - Front Street Strawberry Candy Espresso. Perhaps because the flavor is more pleasing to the eye, friends often ask the customer service staff at the backstage: "Your Italian beans are delicious, can they be used for hand brewing?" The answer is
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As we all know, Front Street mainly sells beans, and each has its own store on Taobao and Tmall, so some friends who cannot go to the store often place orders online. Then some friends discovered that the label of Front Street Bean did not indicate the roasting degree of the coffee beans, so they reported that they did not know how to identify it after getting it.
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As we all know, Front Street mainly sells beans, and each has its own store on Taobao and Tmall, so some friends who cannot go to the store often place orders online. Then some friends discovered that the label of Front Street Bean did not indicate the roasting degree of the coffee beans, so they reported that they did not know how to identify it after getting it.
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The coffee beans we usually come into contact with are all roasted. Roasting can bring out the charming aroma of the coffee beans, and different roasting degrees give people different feelings. In this issue of FrontStreet Coffee, we will introduce several methods to identify the roasting degree of coffee.
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Customers and friends often talk about coffee-related content at the Front Street store, such as the origin of the coffee, the parameters and steps during brewing, or the taste of the coffee, etc. Then occasionally, friends will discuss some relatively niche topics, such as the color of coffee soup. "Soup color" is a professional term from tea reviews
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Italian espresso, also known as Espresso, is a coffee liquid that Italians use a pressurized coffee machine to quickly extract at high temperature, with a layer of golden foam floating on the surface. Each store uses different espresso beans and extraction plans, so the flavor will be different, but a standard cup of espresso
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Since many of my friends have just started coffee, they don’t know anything about the professional terminology of various coffees. This makes them always confused when buying coffee beans, and they don’t know how to choose coffee beans that suit their taste. But in fact, buying coffee beans is not very complicated. As long as we add a little more
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Some time ago, when Front Street was tinkering with a Moka pot in the store, a friend saw that the Moka pot brewed by Front Street was very rich in coffee crema, so he asked Front Street about the secret of brewing rich crema, because the Moka pot he brewed at home had very thin crema. The same situation often occurs among users of espresso machines.
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Some friends always ask us about espresso extraction issues. Many of them have encountered situations where the extracted espresso does not produce golden oil or the oil is thin. Because for espresso coffee, the golden coffee oil is its soul, so when the coffee has no oil,
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The Mainstream Third Wave of Specialty Coffee Today’s coffee shops often emphasize that they are “specialty coffee.” What exactly is “specialty coffee”? Why do more than 90% of the in-house roasters like Wild Flowers choose to use the so-called light-medium roast to interpret the flavor of green coffee beans? Just pay a little attention to coffee articles
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Where does the chocolate flavour in coffee come from? Front Street breaks down cacao-family notes th
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I believe that many of my friends are like Front Street when they first get started. They don’t know how to choose coffee beans, so when buying beans, they often ask the store clerk for coffee bean recommendations based on the coffee equipment they purchased. For example, recently, friends who have bought a Moka pot often ask customer service at the Front Street Taobao store: "Do you have any?"
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Among household coffee tools, the Moka pot is a special one. It doesn't need to be plugged in. Just put it on the stove for a few minutes and you can get a cup of coffee that's close to espresso, with strong aroma and oil. Many people just grab a handful of brewed beans and throw them in. The brewed coffee is either sour and frowning, or bitter and astringent. The problem is probably not with the pot, but with the beans
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Roasting is the process in which coffee beans change from green green beans to brown cooked beans. The longer the roasting time and the longer the heating time, the darker the color of the coffee beans will be. The color of the surface (bean surface) of coffee beans produced at different times will also be different. In this case, FrontStreet Coffee
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If you are a frequent drinker of hand-brewed coffee, Front Street believes that you will often see friends around you who can tell the difference between washed and sun-dried coffee with just a glance or a sip. Due to the fast identification speed, many friends are amazed by this and don't know how it is done. There was it yesterday
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