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For a long time, the Moka pot has been regarded as an alternative version of the Italian coffee machine because the extraction method is the same as that of the Italian coffee machine. And because the extraction method is the same, the coffee extracted from the Moka pot has a higher concentration and a golden crema. This is reminiscent of
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A few days ago, a coffee lover asked FrontStreet Coffee if they use the same beans, the same grinding degree, and the same amount of powder to produce milk coffee, American style, and espresso. Will there be different requirements for the powder-to-water ratio of the concentrate? So Front Street Coffee (F
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As we all know, the coffee extracted by an espresso machine is not only very rich, but also has a layer of golden oil. And because this layer of oil will provide the coffee with a fragrant aroma and dense taste, and is also a unique product of espresso, people often call it the soul of espresso. But big
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What coffee beans do espresso machines use? Espresso is just one of the coffee extraction methods. No matter what kind of coffee is used, as long as the coffee is made with an espresso machine, it can be called espresso. As long as it tastes good, it doesn’t matter whether it’s single-origin coffee or mixed-bean coffee.
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A cup of fragrant Italian coffee can be tasted in many ways. Add fresh milk to turn it into a cup of rich milk coffee. Add hot water at a suitable temperature to turn it into a hot Americano. Or add ice cubes to turn it into an iced Americano. Of course, you can also use single-serve espresso extracted directly.
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What does Americano coffee taste like? The answer is readily apparent. The flavor of Americano comes from coffee beans. Americano coffee is simple to make, emphasizing convenience, speed, and freedom. Compared with Italian coffee, Americano coffee is relatively refreshing and can better restore the original taste of coffee beans. So Americano coffee is basically every coffee shop
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. The first cup of Italian coffee that some people drink is the fragrant and refreshing American style. Some people are attracted by the exquisite coffee latte art, while others fall in love with the dense and fragrant milk coffee... They are all inseparable from one thing.
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For people who rarely drink coffee, ordering coffee is not an easy task. The dazzling array of items on the Menu can make people dizzy. What are the differences between them? Americano is America’s favorite coffee? What is the difference between Americano and latte? Today, Front Street Coffee (Fro
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There are many ways to brew coffee, such as: French press, siphon, pour-over, Italian, cold brew, American, etc. There are also many names, especially in some places where the names are different. Next, Front Street will talk about the differences between these types of coffee. These types of coffee are also relatively common among everyone. For example: Americano, Lo
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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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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. As we all know, FrontStreet’s menu is very simple, but there are many hidden menus behind it. For example, coffees such as Flat White and Dirty are not on the menu.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee has two hidden menus for Italian coffee, one is Flat White Australian white coffee, and the other is
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Front Street believes that after everyone has been exposed to Italian coffee for a period of time, they will not be unfamiliar with the powder-to-liquid ratio of "1:2", because it is often hailed as the "golden ratio" of Italian espresso. It is the most commonly used ratio when extracting espresso. The powder-to-liquid ratio refers to the amount of coffee powder used
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It is a consensus that the coffee beans used in Italian coffee are generally roasted darker. Among the roasting levels of coffee, there is a roasting level called "Italian Roast" with an Agtron color value of 25. It is the darkest of the eight roasting levels. Usually the surface of this type of coffee beans will be
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. As some high-performance coffee machines become smaller, their positioning attributes for home use become more and more obvious, and many friends have also fallen into the Italian coffee trap. Front Street is here to share how to make espresso at home.
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You may ask: What does double Espresso mean? How many milliliters is a standard espresso shot in a café? The process of making espresso? What's the best way to drink espresso? Or maybe you are curious: Where can you buy authentic Italian blended coffee beans? Commonly used in cafes
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If you want to drink an espresso at a coffee shop, in addition to saying "have an espresso," you can also say "have a shot." Shot is the unit of espresso. 1shot espresso means one shot of espresso. Sometimes "sin" is also used.
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What is SOE Espresso? What is SOE? "SOE" is actually the abbreviation of "Single Origin Espresso", which translates to: "Single Origin Espresso". That is to say, the espresso coffee made from a single origin is emphasized. Compared with blending, a single origin coffee
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee The biggest feature of espresso is - strong! The strength of most espresso coffee ranges from 7% to 12%, which means the water content is 88%-93%. trickling filter
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee I don’t know if you have noticed that beginners often find Mandheling very bitter and espresso coffee also very bitter, so sometimes they even think that the two should have the same taste, or they will compare them in their hearts.
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