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Does anyone know? No matter which cafe you are in, the store usually puts forward a practical test when interviewing baristas, that is - making a hot latte! Because the extraction of espresso and the whipping of milk are essential core skills for a barista, and the making of hot latte happens to be the test of these two skills.
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With the popularity of coffee culture in China, more and more working people choose to enjoy a cup of coffee to refresh themselves before going to work. It has become their daily drink, and many people are also equipped with various making utensils at home. However, since the process of making hand-brewed coffee is relatively cumbersome, many people prefer to choose a more cost-effective option.
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When summer arrives, many people will have one more word on their coffee list: cold brew. Compared with hot brewing, cold brewing uses low temperature and slow brewing, which reduces the bitter substances in the coffee. The entrance is smooth and the fruity aroma is more prominent. It tastes like a cup of juice with the aroma of coffee. But whether the cold brew is good or not depends on the beans. Right choice
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I believe everyone here has had iced coffee. Generally speaking, as long as the quality of the beans is online, the extraction parameters are correct, and a certain proportion of ice cubes is added while ensuring a moderate concentration, the coffee produced will often have a good iced taste. But in Front Street, I still often hear some friends asking "how to
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If you ask whether water temperature is important for extraction, Front Street thinks it is important, but not that important. As a tool to adjust the extraction speed, the higher the temperature, the easier it is to extract soluble substances. However, because coffee with too high a water temperature will quickly release bitterness, a conservative range should be chosen. Generally speaking, most of the
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Why is hand-brewed coffee so attractive? What’s the key to a good cup of hand-brewed coffee? The following article will introduce the basic knowledge of hand-brewed coffee, so that you can brew good coffee at home! What is pour-over coffee? As the name suggests, hand-brewed coffee is to pour hot water on the coffee powder and extract it through the filter paper and filter cup.
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Freshly ground coffee is more fragrant. This has long been a commonplace topic. We also know the importance of freshness to coffee flavor. But, sometimes in order to avoid trouble, when buying coffee beans, many friends will ask the merchant to grind them into powder before shipping, because this way they don’t have to worry about what scale to use when brewing.
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As coffee has become everyone's daily life, it is not difficult for us to learn a lot of new and comprehensive knowledge about coffee through video software. In addition to studying how to brew and taste the flavor, many friends have begun to develop a strong interest in coffee bean roasting. However, many friends just impulsively change coffee
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The thing is, when customers push open the door of the Qian Street store and take the first step, they will be attracted by the blackboard next to it. There is nothing special on the blackboard. It only has new product recommendations and the words "ice drip coffee needs to be ordered 2 days in advance." Therefore, many customers will ask after seeing it, "ice
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If Oiran is the star of specialty coffee, then Gesha is the legend. Among all Geshas, the red label Gesha from Panama Emerald Estate is an unavoidable name. It is the "flavor ceiling" that many coffee people have pursued, and it is also a classic in the world of specialty coffee. Emerald Manor Red Label Geisha, Deterte
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In the world of specialty coffee, Geisha is a name with a halo. When it comes to Geisha, Emerald Manor Red Label Geisha is unavoidable. Front Street Panama Jade Manor Red Label Gesha, with its elegant jasmine fragrance and delicate citrus flavor, has become the favorite of many coffee lovers.
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Arabica is a well-known bean species in the coffee world, and most of the specialty coffee on the market comes from it. People who like to drink coffee have probably heard the names Typica and Bourbon, both of which belong to the Arabica family. If you understand the structure of this family, you will also understand the origin of the flavor in the cup. Arabica is a
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Freshly ground coffee is more fragrant. This has long been a commonplace topic. We also know the importance of freshness to coffee flavor. But, sometimes in order to avoid trouble, when buying coffee beans, many friends will ask the merchant to grind them into powder before shipping, because this way they don’t have to worry about what scale to use when brewing.
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If there is a bean that can make non-coffee drinkers say "delicious", it's most likely the bean. Its most popular comment is "the coffee that least resembles coffee" - not in a derogatory sense, but because its juice taste is so strong that people forget that they are drinking coffee. The popularity of courtesans is not unreasonable. Front Street Ethiopian Flowers
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As coffee has become everyone's daily life, it is not difficult for us to learn a lot of new and comprehensive knowledge about coffee through video software. In addition to studying how to brew and taste the flavor, many friends have begun to develop a strong interest in coffee bean roasting. However, many friends just impulsively change coffee
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Kenyan coffee has a resounding label in the specialty circle: "beautifully sour". Front Street Kenyan cherry tomatoes take this beautiful acidity to the extreme - the sour aroma of cherry tomatoes and ebony plums, coupled with the full sense of juice, is recognized by lovers of bright acidity as a favorite. A highly recognizable Kenyan Bean Street Kenny
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Many people’s specialty coffee journey begins with a Yirgacheffe. Among the many beans in Yirgacheffe, Ding Ding is often recommended as the "first choice for beginners". What magic does it have? This article explains its flavor, production area and suitable people at once. Citrus, berry and floral notes, Yirgacheffe
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Perhaps many people have had this experience: when they first came into contact with coffee, they received expensive coffee beans from enthusiasts around them. Although they did not know much about them, they saw many words on the information card such as "TOH", "BOP", "CoE", "Green Bean Competition", "Place...", "Champion"
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Many customers have revealed to Xiangjie that they actually cannot taste the flavor of coffee. They have also watched many tutorials on coffee tasting, but they only “understood it while watching it, but couldn’t actually practice it”. If this is the case for you, you might as well take a look at some of the coffee tasting experiences on Qian Street. Tasting coffee ≠ describing flavors
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"This coffee is rich in fruity tones, with flavors of citrus, lemon, oolong tea, and jasmine!!!" It may be incredible to those who have just come into contact with specialty coffee, why you can drink so many flavors in a cup of coffee! (Are you just making this up?) In this issue of Barista Development Notes, I will share a little
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