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Is anyone else like me, the most fearful thing about drinking coffee is the "acidity"? I obviously wanted to drink a cup of fragrant and refreshing drink, but the sour fruity taste immediately put me off after taking one sip. Don’t worry, there are actually many good beans that are not sour. As long as you choose the right direction, you can have a cup of mellow and smooth beans every day. If you are afraid of sour beans, just remember two key words
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What we usually call dirty coffee is nothing more than filling a glass with milk and placing it under the extraction head, allowing the espresso liquid to slowly flow into the cup, making the coffee float on top of the milk, forming beautiful layers. Over time, the upper coffee liquid slowly penetrates into the white milk.
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We all know that giving gifts should not be too casual. Giving coffee beans to others should also be careful. Today I will bring you a detailed bean selection list. NO.1 Ethiopian sun-dried: Front Street Oiran coffee beans Front Street Oiran flavor: floral, sweet and sour creamy strawberry, black tea aftertaste, rich tropical fruit flavor,
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Iced latte coffee seems to be a very simple method, [put ice and pour milk and pour coffee] and it is done. It seems to be a simple operation, but it takes a lot of mental understanding to make a delicious iced latte coffee. The first point: Choose the right materials Why is iced latte so simple? Basically every coffee shop has a menu
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When we search for coffee beans on shopping platforms, two types usually appear: one is single-origin coffee beans with detailed origin information, which is suitable for most extraction methods, such as hand brewing, French press, cold brew, etc., and is usually within half a pound. If you are just starting to learn how to make coffee, buy the entry-level Front Street
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Making latte can be said to be the skill of every barista. First extract the espresso, and then prepare the milk to achieve a perfect balanced taste. However, many friends said that when they make latte at home, they always fail to achieve the same effect as in a coffee shop, so they asked Front Street about their experience in making latte coffee. Iced latte watch
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Espresso was invented by MR. Gaggia in 1946. Gaggia further improved the piston pressure system - using spring pressure instead of manual pressing to allow a layer of golden coffee crema to float on the brewed coffee. This is Crem
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We often see the words "Pure Arabica Coffee Beans" advertised in TV commercials, coffee shops, and convenience stores. Many people are curious, what are Arabica Coffee Beans? This article from Front Street will answer these questions one by one ~ What are Arabica coffee beans? There are three main types of coffee beans in the world
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Summer is coming soon, and many friends have inquired about the parameters and steps for making cold brew coffee on Front Street, so today Front Street plans to share with you in detail the steps for making cold brew coffee and what parameters are used. Grinding: Let’s talk about grinding first! Friends often think that cold brew coffee is extracted using
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What we usually call dirty coffee is nothing more than filling a glass with milk and placing it under the extraction head, allowing the espresso liquid to slowly flow into the cup, making the coffee float on top of the milk, forming beautiful layers. Over time, the upper coffee liquid slowly penetrates into the white milk.
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You only need to pour refrigerated milk into the cup, and then lightly drizzle warm espresso on the surface. A cup of Dirty, a very popular milk coffee, is ready. Although Dirty appeared much later than traditional Italian coffee, it is hotter than most Italian coffee.
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More and more people are using Moka pots to make coffee, but many people are stuck in the first step: What beans should be used? In fact, the answer is clear - Moka pots and dark roasted or medium-dark roasted mellow beans are a perfect match. Why do you say that? The Moka pot relies on steam pressure extraction to produce coffee with high concentration, thick taste and dark roasted beans.
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For many coffee lovers, Blue Mountain Coffee is an almost unavoidable name. In an era when specialty coffee was not yet popular, "treating guests to drink Blue Mountain" even became synonymous with high-quality coffee. Even today, as more and more boutique production areas are discovered, Blue Mountain coffee still relies on its unique flavor and balance.
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I believe that everyone who loves coffee has heard of the famous Geisha. Gesha coffee has become a big success in the country of Panama. It has not only made Panama Gesha a success, but also made Panama coffee worth a high price. In fact, the Geisha variety does not originate from Panama, but is produced in Ethiopia, the hometown of coffee. Ethiopia
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From an extraction point of view, whether a cup of Italian coffee tastes good or not depends first on the choice of coffee beans, then on the taste and concentration of the concentrate, and finally on details such as the ratio of ingredients and temperature. Among them, the production of concentrate has troubled many home coffee makers because of various emergencies. For example, by
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I believe that everyone who loves coffee has heard of the famous Geisha. Gesha coffee has become a big success in the country of Panama. It has not only made Panama Gesha a success, but also made Panama coffee worth a high price. In fact, the Geisha variety does not originate from Panama, but is produced in Ethiopia, the hometown of coffee. Ethiopia
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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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Front Street found that many friends are still stuck in the problem of "should water be added to Americano coffee first or last". Because every time Front Street serves American coffee, friends always ask: "The most authentic way to make American coffee is to pour the concentrate first and then the water, but why are most of the American coffees produced now pouring the water first and then the espresso?"
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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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Regarding the knowledge of frothing milk, Front Street has shared it in detail before. However, recently a friend sent some videos of milk frothing and asked Front Street to give some suggestions. It just so happens that these problems are more likely to occur for novices making milk froth, so let’s talk about a few points that should be paid attention to when making milk froth. Category 1, finished
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