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As we all know, the uniqueness of Dirty comes from the layering of milk and coffee. Whether it is the visual effect of concentration gradually "dirty" the milk, or the taste experience of cold and hot, sweet and bitter, etc., they are all the result of the lack of fusion between the two. So if we want to make
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Front Street found that many friends are troubled by the problem of Moka pot coffee often being over-extracted. Because Front Street often shares tweets about Moka pots, some friends leave comments in the comment area with questions like: "How to avoid over-extracting coffee with a Moka pot" or "Why is the extracted coffee too bitter?" and other questions. Indeed, compared to its
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Yesterday, a friend talked to Front Street about a very interesting phenomenon. He found that when brewing coffee, most people would still choose to watch the changes in the filter cup intently, even during the waiting interval when no water was added, as if they were trying to pry out some information from the powder bed. Don't tell me, I do believe it
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FrontStreet Coffee has always emphasized that the extraction parameters of hand-brewed coffee have a great impact on a cup of coffee, and the impact on the extraction of espresso is even greater. You must know that the concentration, extraction time and other factors of espresso are more demanding than hand-brewed coffee.
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Speaking of specialty coffee beans, many friends will always think of Yirgacheffe first. Not only because Yirgacheffe has a very high reputation in the coffee industry, but also because the coffee produced by Yirgacheffe has an excellent flavor performance, is highly recognizable, and is unforgettable. But brewing Yirgacheffe coffee well is not a one-step process.
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Front Street found that many friends are troubled by the problem of Moka pot coffee often being over-extracted. Because Front Street often shares tweets about Moka pots, some friends leave comments in the comment area with questions like: "How to avoid over-extracting coffee with a Moka pot" or "Why is the extracted coffee too bitter?" and other questions. Moka pot and espresso
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Speaking of specialty coffee beans, many friends will always think of Yirgacheffe first. Not only because Yirgacheffe has a very high reputation in the coffee industry, but also because the coffee produced by Yirgacheffe has an excellent flavor performance, is highly recognizable, and is unforgettable. But brewing Yirgacheffe coffee well is not a one-step process.
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Guest: "Boss, let's have a cup of coffee with nice latte art!" Front Street: Okay, do you want a latte, an Australian white, or a cappuccino? Guest: "I want American style!" Front Street: ...coffee latte art, to be precise, it should be "Latte Art", which translates to "latte art" (milk art)
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Front Street Espresso (Espresso) is a strong coffee drink. It is made by using hot water at about 92 degrees Celsius and passing it through very finely ground coffee powder at a high pressure of 9 bar to extract the coffee liquid. Many customers are at a loss when buying coffee beans and don’t know how to choose. front street
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"Cadura" and "Caduai" are two varieties of Arabica. They may not be as famous as Typica, Bourbon, Geisha and other varieties, but they are popular fried chicken that most coffee farmers are rushing to grow. Whether it is a large manor like Jade, Elida, or other
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When it comes to Americano coffee, everyone is familiar with it. Coffee fans who often come to FrontStreet Coffee know that Americano coffee is made from espresso from a coffee machine and an appropriate amount of water. Americano coffee has basically become the standard menu of coffee shops. Come here
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Guest: "Boss, have a cup of Dirty!" Front Street: "Okay!" Guest: "Want it hot!" Front Street: "..., no, Dirty doesn't make hot..." In daily life in coffee shops, such a conversation is not uncommon. Because of the materials used to make Dirty
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An in-depth understanding of the essence of crema will be of great help to baristas in making a delicious cup of espresso. The teacher of the Chongqing Barista Training Course will give you a detailed analysis of crema today to help you understand espresso and improve your coffee making technology. Looking for a cup of strong flavor that is not bitter and has great flavor?
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If you often read Front Street’s articles, you should be familiar with the brewing time of “2 minutes”. It is a reference value based on countless past extraction experiences and can help us judge the speed of the flow rate. Recently, a friend bought a bunch of different types of beans at a Front Street store and curiously asked: Does he buy a bunch of beans every time?
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When it comes to Americano coffee, everyone is familiar with it. Coffee fans who often come to FrontStreet Coffee know that Americano coffee is made from espresso from a coffee machine and an appropriate amount of water. Americano coffee has basically become the standard menu of coffee shops. Come here
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Friends who have read FrontStreet’s popular science articles have noticed that FrontStreet rarely explains the exact extraction time like they do when explaining hand-brewed coffee. This is because the extraction of espresso requires more than just
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Guest: "Boss, let's have a cup of coffee with nice latte art!" Front Street: Okay, do you want a latte, an Australian white, or a cappuccino? Guest: "I want American style!" Front Street: ...coffee latte art, to be precise, it should be "Latte Art", which translates to "latte art" (milk art)
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee. Kenyan coffee’s bright acidity, gorgeous, full and excellent taste are unforgettable for anyone who has tasted it. Front Street has cupped many coffee beans from different producing areas in Kenya.
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Many friends who want to learn how to roast coffee beans are curious about how to determine the degree of roasting of coffee beans. Should a coffee bean be roasted darkly or lightly? How light should it be? How dark should it be? How do the coffee beans sold on the front street determine their roasting?
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When we drink too much coffee of a certain flavor, we always want to try another flavor. For example, some friends who play with Moka pots usually buy dark roasted coffee beans that are full of caramel aroma to make Moka pot coffee, but occasionally they want to switch to light roasted beans to experience the floral and fruity charm of light roasted coffee. due to the Internet
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