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It's easy to see beautiful latte art. Just order a hot latte in a cafe and wait patiently for the barista to serve it. However, for many coffee lovers, just drinking coffee is not enough. They also hope to make a standard cup of latte coffee with exquisite latte art at home.
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Guest: "Boss, let's have a cup of coffee with nice latte art!" Front Street: Okay, do you want a latte, an Australian white, or a cappuccino? Guest: "I want American style!" Front Street: ...coffee latte art, to be precise, it should be "Latte Art", which translates to "latte art" (milk art)
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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. Frothing milk is a flower
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Yesterday, when a customer came to the Front Street store to buy coffee beans, he asked a very tricky question: Should the flow of water in hand-brewed coffee in a circle be from the inside to the outside or from the outside to the inside? Do different routes have an impact on the taste of coffee brewing? Many people may think that there is no need to be so exaggerated when making coffee, it is just like pouring water.
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When you open a shop and select beans, you can first think about every cup on the menu in real life. Customers who are in a hurry in the morning need a cup of American style that is clear in the mouth and smooth to drink; customers who have breakfast tend to be more concerned about the harmony between coffee, milk and bread; in the afternoon, some refreshing iced coffee is suitable. put these periods
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Among the endless variety of creative coffees, Dirty is definitely the unbeatable one. In addition to appearing frequently in stores and coffee festivals, Dirty is also often featured in home-made coffee tutorials. Precisely because it has a celebrity aura that is different from other drinks, Dir will be received every now and then in the front and back offices.
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The key to brewing beans with a coffee machine is not the reputation of the beans, but whether they are suitable for the cup you hold up every day. Espresso, Americano, latte and iced coffee all have different expectations for aroma intensity, sweetness, acidity and taste weight. First think about when and in what form the coffee will appear, and then look at the roasting direction and
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As we all know, the uniqueness of Dirty comes from the layering of milk and coffee. Whether it is the visual effect of concentration gradually "dirty" the milk, or the taste experience of cold and hot, sweet and bitter, etc., they are all the result of the lack of fusion between the two. So if we want to make
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"Why can't my latte produce a nice pattern? Why can other people just shake the milk jug to produce textured hearts and leaves! But when I shake it, it just feels like a lump... Is there something wrong with my hands?" No! Maybe your holding posture of the cylinder is wrong~ What is the principle of latte art? Why can shaking produce patterns? Italian
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Because the Moka pot uses the same extraction method as the coffee machine, which is pressurized extraction, it can produce strong coffee that is closer to espresso. In addition, when using freshly ground coffee, since the aroma substances can only be obtained once, in theory, if you want the coffee to taste good, you must control the appropriate parameters, and
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The variety of golden Mandheling coffee currently produced by PWN Company is Ateng, which is the native name of local Indonesian coffee farmers, and is actually Catimor. The original coffee variety grown in Indonesia was Typica, which was recognized as having a good flavor. It was introduced to Java by the Dutch at the end of the 17th century.
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Whenever a friend joins the Front Street team, a coffee latte art learning course follows. As soon as there is a break in practice, the sound of "sizzling" from the steam wand surrounds the entire store. Some people understand the trick within a few days, and with a little practice, all kinds of beautiful patterns come at their fingertips. Some people regress more and more as they practice.
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The liquid surface of the freshly made latte is extremely delicate and smooth. But if we keep it for a long time without drinking, we can see that the smooth and delicate liquid surface gradually becomes rough and uneven. This phenomenon is called "defoaming" and is a process in which milk foam continues to dissipate. Milk froth is a foamy form created by injecting air into milk
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This coffee bean has the feel of lemon tea! This coffee bean tastes like strawberry juice! Many friends who are new to single-origin coffee will be surprised by the rich flavor substances in coffee. The flavor of a coffee bean is inseparable from the quality control of the coffee farmer. In addition to the soil, climate and variety of the production area, the process of picking the coffee beans is also very complicated.
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Question:Whydowemakelatteart?Quickanswer:forthephotos,forsocialmedia,forshowingoff...
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Some friends asked Front Street how to practice the swinging motion of the embossing cylinder when embossing. This article is a supplement to "How to draw beautiful embossing lines?" Friends who have not seen it can click on the link to take a look. The above content will not be repeated in this article. The first question is, if your drawing is asymmetrical, there is only one possible
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Yesterday, a friend talked to Front Street about a very interesting phenomenon. He found that when brewing coffee, most people would still choose to watch the changes in the filter cup intently, even during the waiting interval when no water was added, as if they were trying to pry out some information from the powder bed. Don't tell me, I do believe it
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Because the weather is getting hotter, the ice-drip coffee in the Front Street store has been in short supply recently. Through interviews with Front Street, I found that the reason why many friends choose iced dripping among all the iced coffees is not only because its texture and taste are different from other regular iced coffees, but also partly because they are at home.
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Why won't your pour-over bloom dome up? Front Street Coffee breaks down the common causes — uneven g
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Another meaning of specialty coffee is single-origin coffee, that is, coffee beans from the same production area have obvious regional characteristics. For example, Ethiopian coffee has a floral and fruity aroma, Colombian coffee has a chocolate aroma, and Indonesian coffee has an herbal aroma... This is the influence of terroir. Therefore, when drinking hand-brewed coffee, you will tend to choose coffee from a single
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