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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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After reading the title, I believe some friends have already shouted "Yes, yes, I am the same" again and again, and quickly scrolled down to clear up their doubts. Obviously I followed the steps in the tutorial: tear it open - hang it up - boil water - fill it with water - wait for it to finish dripping... However, it seems like a long time has passed, why is the water still floating on it?
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I wonder if you have noticed that except for some large chain brands, very few coffee shops now use trapezoidal filter cups to produce hand-brewed coffee. Nowadays, almost all of them use conical filter cups with large holes. Front Street will take you to explore. The world's first filter cup was the trapezoidal filter cup of Melitta from Germany.
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Introduction: The coffee filter cup is a very important instrument for hand-brewed coffee. There are many styles of filter cups on the market now, which makes many consumers have trouble choosing. Today Front Street will share a selection idea! The choice of filter cup can be compared from these angles: ⅠThe material of the filter cup. Up to now, the filter cup
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The iced hand-brewed coffee I shared with you in the past is the Japanese method of hand-brewed iced coffee, which is essentially hot coffee and ice cooling. In this article, Front Street is going to introduce iced hand-brewed coffee made with ice water, so don’t blink! Can ice water also be used to make coffee? The brewing time for a normal cup of hand-brewed coffee is only 2-3 minutes.
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I don’t know if you have noticed that, except for some large chain brands, we rarely see trapezoidal filter cups in coffee shops. Compared with trapezoidal filter cups, the appearance rate of cone-shaped, flat-bottomed/cake filter cups is obviously much higher. So many friends are curious, why do we use a trapezoidal filter cup?
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Some seemingly unimportant details are often forgotten when making espresso, but in fact they will slowly affect the taste of the coffee. Today, Front Street will talk about those details that are often forgotten, and count how many you win. -Forgot to put the water in before putting on the handle. If there is a long interval between this extraction of espresso and the last time,
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There are many ways to extract coffee, and the coffee produced by each extraction method will have the style of that method. Therefore, an objective method with as little human intervention as possible is needed to evaluate the flavor or quality of coffee. This method is cupping. Cupping is a kind of immersion extraction, and there is no human intervention during the process.
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Brewing coffee by hand is not as difficult as everyone imagines, but many times, people only pay attention to the general direction of brewing, and some small details are easily overlooked. And there are some details that determine whether a cup of coffee tastes good or not. Now Front Street will tell you which details you should focus on. Whether you are a newbie
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I believe baristas will definitely encounter this problem. They adjusted the espresso extraction parameters in the morning, but by noon, the parameters were inaccurate and the coffee flow rate slowed down significantly. Regarding this issue, Front Street previously gave two explanations. The first one is on rainy days when the air humidity is relatively high.
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When learning about coffee, most people learn the "how" before the "why", which often leads to self-
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee From the perspective of coffee flavor, pre-grinding coffee beans will speed up the loss of coffee flavor. This is why most cafes, including Front Street, recommend freshly ground coffee. For domestic processing by hand
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A guide to frothing milk to get the best milk froth. Why does milk froth? FrontStreet Coffee can say that steaming milk is the basic and core skill of every barista. Whether the perfect milk can be steamed is the factor that determines whether the barista is qualified.
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When we purchase a brand new iron pot, in order to avoid rust, we will "open" it before official use. I never thought that a newly purchased Moka pot would also require a similar "opening ceremony." Friends who have purchased a Moka pot will know that there is a conspicuous reminder on the instruction manual. The purpose of this reminder is
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FrontStreet Coffee can say that steaming milk is the basic and core skill of every barista. Whether the perfect milk can be steamed is one of the factors that determine whether the barista is qualified. For example, the milk foam of latte coffee is thin, and it tastes smooth and delicate. Place
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With the popularity of the concept of specialty coffee, it has become people's consensus to emphasize the regional flavor, that is, the taste of the beans themselves, at least in part. The third wave after 2000 emphasized origin and light roasting flavor. Coffees from many origins are becoming more and more familiar. Among them, Kenyan coffee is known for its bright acidity.
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Traditionally, in order to highlight the mellow and rich taste of coffee, roasters generally use dark roasting. The deepening of roasting promotes the caramelization of more substances. Therefore, dark roasted coffee usually has rich flavors of chocolate, spices, caramel, cocoa, maple syrup, etc. Aroma-wise, the dark roast coffee has a hint of chocolate
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"Variety" is another way some friends choose coffee beans in addition to flavor and origin. hope claw, transliterated from "Sidra", also known as "Sydra" or "Bourbon Sidra" (Bourbon hope claw). In Spanish, Sidra is "apple juice"
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Front Street's products have always used filter cups that serve 1-2 people, and the powder quantity standard has always been controlled at 15g. Therefore, all of Front Street's manual brewing instructions are based on the brewing standard for 1 person (one cup). Recently, a friend asked me how to make 2-3 cups of coffee at once? When a friend asked this question, he said
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Everyone likes to drink coffee. Some people like to drink it hot. After brewing a cup, they drink it all at once. Some people drink half of it and let the remaining half cool before drinking it. Some people drink it from hot to cold. Which way is better to drink? It depends on personal taste. Specifically, coffee is also a kind of drink, hot
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