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Coffee has become a daily drink. While enjoying the morning cup of liquid with a full range of sour, sweet, bitter and astringent flavors, coffee drinkers have begun to notice that the taste of coffee from different producing areas is different. The coffee from Brazil is soft and smooth, the coffee from Ethiopia is acidic and bright, and the coffee from Indonesia is low-acid and mellow. Have you ever encountered Front Street Coffee?
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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 if it's single-plant coffee or mixed-bean coffee, or light-roasted coffee or dark-roasted coffee.
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As they drink coffee longer, some people will pursue Italian coffee with a strong taste over time. They are no longer satisfied with buying American coffee in coffee shops, but want to make it themselves. So what are the requirements to make a cup of Italian coffee with rich aroma and high concentration? 1. The coffee beans are fresh enough for a perfect cup
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The technique of brewing coffee by hand is the same as brewing Kung Fu tea. Different tea types require different water temperatures, utensils and brewing times; the same is true for tasting a good cup of coffee. Compared with machine brewing, through the extraction technique of hand-brewed coffee, you can have a better grasp of the water temperature and water flow, and can restore different coffee brewing techniques.
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For those who are just getting started, since they don’t understand a lot of brewing knowledge and are not skilled in the operation, we would recommend starting with some cost-effective coffee beans, because this way you can drink coffee with a representative flavor and be economical at the same time. So which coffee brand is suitable for newbies to start practicing? forward
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I believe everyone in Front Street has heard of Arabica coffee. The coffee in specialty coffee shops on the market now generally consists of Arabica coffee beans. Just like the coffee varieties in Front Street Coffee are basically Arabica coffee. But today, Front Street would like to introduce to you Rob, one of the three major coffee varieties.
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Today, the Arabica species accounts for 70% of the world's total coffee production, and most of the Arabica species evolved from two ancient varieties, Typica and Bourbon, after they spread to various places. So today, let’s talk briefly about one of the two ancient varieties, “Tiepika”, which comes from Ethiopia.
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Will the longer you brew coffee, the stronger the coffee? Some people often misunderstand that brewing for a longer time will make the coffee taste richer, but in fact, brewing for too long can easily extract too many bad substances into the hot water, thus affecting the taste of the final coffee. As time goes by, the impurities inside the coffee powder will gradually be released, making it taste worse.
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Oiran is a high-quality Arabica coffee bean that novices must drink. It comes from Hambella in the Guji production area (GUJI) and is processed by the Buku Abel processing plant here. Its flavor is famous for its classic Ethiopian floral and fruity aroma. Buku Abel at altitude 22
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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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Will the longer you brew coffee, the stronger the coffee? Some people often misunderstand that brewing for a longer time will make the coffee taste richer, but in fact, brewing for too long can easily extract too many bad substances into the hot water, thus affecting the taste of the final coffee. As time goes by, the impurities inside the coffee powder will gradually be released, making it taste worse.
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The "grease" brewed by the Moka pot is closer to the fine foam and oily touch on the surface of the strong coffee liquid, and is not the stable crema of the Italian machine. To make this layer of texture more obvious, the beans need to have enough soluble content and body, and the firepower needs to be gentle and consistent. The choice that really suits you depends on the preparation of the pot of coffee.
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Coffee has become a daily drink. While enjoying the morning cup of liquid with a full range of sour, sweet, bitter and astringent flavors, coffee drinkers have begun to notice that the taste of coffee from different producing areas is different. The coffee from Brazil is soft and smooth, the coffee from Ethiopia is acidic and bright, and the coffee from Indonesia is low-acid and mellow. Have you ever encountered Front Street Coffee?
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We often see the words "Pure Arabica Coffee Beans" advertised in TV commercials, coffee shops, and convenience stores. Many people are curious, what are Arabica Coffee Beans? This article from Front Street will answer these questions one by one ~ What are Arabica coffee beans? There are three main types of coffee beans in the world
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If you pay careful attention, you will find that there are many different brewing methods in coffee shops, but based on the grinding degree of the coffee powder, it is usually divided into two types. One is ground as finely as sugar, suitable for hand-brewed coffee, French press coffee, siphon coffee, cold brew coffee, etc., and the other is between flour and sand.
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In the world of coffee, not everyone pursues floral and fruity aromas and bright acidity. There are a large number of coffee lovers who always love the classic flavor of mellow, warm and calm. Among the mellow faction, Mandheling and Blue Mountain are two unavoidable names - they are both famous for being "not sour, mellow and drinkable", but their styles are completely different.
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Cold brew coffee is great for preparing ahead of time when you’re in a hurry in the morning. After the Front Street Yirgacheffe diced fruit is made into cold brew, the citrus and berry aroma will become smoother, the entrance is not as bright as when it is hot brewed, and the tail end has a light tea feel. Mix coffee powder and room temperature water at night, filter and bottle it the next day, just add ice before going out to save burning
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The hot summer is over, and of course you need a cup of iced coffee to cool down and quench your thirst on such a hot day. If you tend to "go light" when making coffee at home and want to drink different flavors, Front Street would recommend you to try ice brewing. Coincidentally, Front Street Backstage has also received a lot of questions related to Bingshou Chong in the past few days. I will sort it out for you today.
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When it comes to coffee companions, everyone has their own habits. Foods that are mild and easy to obtain, such as sugar, milk, condensed milk, and cream, have always been everyone's first choice in daily life. But whenever people are asked whether honey can be added to coffee, whether it tastes good after adding it, whether it is harmful, etc., they immediately
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