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If you put a bean into a hand brewer, an espresso machine or a moka pot, it will look like three different things. The hand conflict brings out aroma and cleanliness, the Italian machine emphasizes concentration and sweetness, and the Moka pot seeks a balance between pressure, firepower, and powder layer. The equipment determines the bean selection idea, and the roasting degree determines the parameter direction. The hand-brewed flavor is determined by the production area, variety, processing method, and roasting.
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Putting the same bean into different utensils will cause obvious changes in performance. Hand brewing pays more attention to aroma and clarity, Italian machine emphasizes concentration and sweetness, and Moka pot needs to take into account pressure, firepower and powder layer. The bean selection cannot be separated from the instrument, and the parameters must be adjusted accordingly according to the roasting level of the beans. Moka pot is a steam pressure extraction
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Putting the same bean into different utensils will cause obvious changes in performance. Hand brewing pays more attention to aroma and clarity, Italian machine emphasizes concentration and sweetness, and Moka pot needs to take into account pressure, firepower and powder layer. The bean selection cannot be separated from the instrument, and the parameters must be adjusted accordingly according to the roasting level of the beans. Moka pot is a steam pressure extraction
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Putting the same bean into different utensils will cause obvious changes in performance. Hand brewing pays more attention to aroma and clarity, Italian machine emphasizes concentration and sweetness, and Moka pot needs to take into account pressure, firepower and powder layer. The bean selection cannot be separated from the instrument, and the parameters must be adjusted accordingly according to the roasting level of the beans. Moka pot is a steam pressure extraction
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The equipment has been changed, and so has the performance logic of the beans. The scoring items for hand brewing are aroma and clarity, the scoring items for Italian machine are concentration and sweetness, and the Moka pot needs to take into account pressure, firepower and powder layer state. So before choosing beans, think about what kind of equipment to use, and then fine-tune the brewing parameters according to the roasting level. Steam pressure extraction is the work of the Moka pot
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Blue Mountain Coffee has been famous all over the world as early as the last century. Today, a brand called "Green Mountain Coffee" is exposed to the public. Many friends asked Front Street, "Is Green Mountain Coffee a copycat of Blue Mountain Coffee?" and "Is Green Mountain Coffee a fake Blue Mountain Coffee?" and other questions. So Front Street decided
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The coffee brewed by the moka pot is somewhere between hand brewing and espresso. The powder layer needs to have a certain resistance, but it cannot be as fine as Italian powder. In daily grinding, you can set the grinding to the medium-fine range. The graininess is close to that of fine sugar. It is usually finer than hand grinding and coarser than Italian grinding. This starting point is suitable for most household Moka pots and is also convenient
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The Moka pot, the "national coffee artifact" that almost every Italian household has, was invented by Italian Alfonso Bialetti as early as 1933. It extracts coffee through base heating and steam pressure. It is a type of espresso coffee appliance.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee The degree of roasting of coffee largely determines the flavor of the coffee. When we buy coffee, the label will indicate the degree of roasting, such as light roasting and dark roasting. These are okay
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Friends who often buy Front Street PWN Golden Mandheling Coffee may notice that the green bean information of Golden Mandheling Coffee is different from the previous one. The production area has been changed from the original Lindong.
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There are two types of Blue Mountain coffee on the market, and you may buy it by mistake if you are not careful. One is Blue Mountain flavor, which refers to beans roasted using coffee beans from other production areas. They will label them as Blue Mountain flavor coffee. The other type of Blue Mountain coffee refers to the Blue Mountain coffee produced in the Blue Mountain region of Jamaica. The Blue Mountain coffee we refer to refers to
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The espresso blended coffee beans used by FrontStreet Coffee are to increase the richness and harmony of the taste, but are not absolutely necessary. Nowadays, there is also the practice of SOE coffee, which is to use coffee beans from a single producing area to make Italian coffee, highlighting the coffee from that producing area.
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The coffee produced by the Moka pot has high concentration and concentrated aroma, and often has an obvious roasting feeling in the mouth. When choosing beans, you don’t need to chase complicated production areas first. First, think about when you will drink this pot of coffee: drink it directly in the morning, add milk at breakfast, or drink it slowly in the afternoon with ice. Once the scene is determined, flavor selection becomes much easier.
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The charm of low-acid dark roasted coffee beans is that they are less sharp in the mouth and have more aromas of roasted nuts, cocoa, caramel or dark chocolate. Put it into different life segments, and the way you drink it can also change accordingly: Refreshing black coffee is suitable for mornings, milk is suitable for breakfast, richness is sought when you are busy, and a small cup can be used after meals.
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I believe everyone is familiar with espresso beans. The coffee base of many milk coffee drinks is made by adding milk to the espresso extracted by the espresso machine. Many novices also asked whether FrontStreet Coffee’s espresso can be directly
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If you are a friend who often buys beans and brews them at home, it will not be difficult to find that some coffee beans will start to emit oil after being left for a period of time. No matter how long the other coffee beans are left, they still look dry on the surface. So a very interesting phenomenon emerged: some friends think that coffee beans
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The coffee liquid produced by the Moka pot has a high concentration and a thick texture. When milk is added, it will turn into a soft-flavored latte. When choosing beans, instead of just looking at the words "suitable for milk coffee," you should first think about when you will drink this cup of coffee: with breakfast, relaxing in the afternoon, refreshing yourself during commuting, or sharing with your family. Corresponding to different scenarios
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If you want to drink coffee beans that are obviously sweet, you don’t have to just look at the word “sweet” to judge. The sweetness may come from fruit, nectar, caramel or chocolate, and may vary depending on water temperature, ice cubes and milk. First think about when you are going to drink this cup of coffee, whether to add ice and milk, and then choose from the aroma, acidity and taste thickness.
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The coffee made from the Moka pot can be drank directly, or mixed with water, ice or milk. Different drinking methods have different requirements for concentration, body and aroma, and the grinding degree should also be fine-tuned accordingly. Usually you can start with medium-fine grinding. The powder particles are slightly larger than espresso and finer than regular hand brewing. There will be enough concentration in the entrance.
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The oiliness on the surface of coffee beans is often associated with richness, thickness and aroma, but visual oil is not the same as mellowness in the cup. The degree of roasting, freshness of the beans, and brewing method all affect the final taste. If you prefer coffee that is round, smooth, and heavy in the mouth, you can choose from nut, cocoa, and caramel tones.
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