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Standard extraction time for espresso - the difference between American and Italian espresso. Front Street noticed that many friends fell in love with the espresso with golden oil and hoped to make it at home. Compared with hand brewing, espresso is made by using steam pressure to pass boiling hot water through coffee powder to brew a small amount of coffee.
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Many novice hand-brew coffee makers often ask a question on Qian Street: Why does hand-brew coffee need to be steamed? The most indispensable step in brewing coffee by hand is the steaming step. The purpose of steaming is to release gas from the coffee and ensure uniform extraction, and also to clearly understand whether the brewed beans are fresh. Front Street focuses on freshness
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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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When brewing most coffee, we always press the timing function that comes with the coffee maker to calculate the time. This is something that the master chefs will emphasize since they started. But such a move is incomprehensible to some friends, because they think that the recording of time will not affect coffee.
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Although more and more people are paying attention to single-origin coffee, in terms of ordering at FrontStreet Coffee stores, Italian coffee still accounts for the majority. This is just a matter of preference. It does not mean that espresso coffee is better than single-origin coffee, or that people who drink espresso coffee do not
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Customers who often come to Frontsteet Coffee for coffee sometimes ask the barista if they have a lazy coffee machine suitable for use at home. The best price is also more reasonable. Then... let’s learn about the American drip coffee machine!
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As the name suggests, espresso beans are specifically used for making Italian coffee. What makes this coffee bean different from other coffee beans? Front Street lists some key differences for everyone! 1. Baking degree. Take the coffee beans in a coffee shop as an example. If you use drip brewing (hand brewing) coffee,
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The use of a Moka pot is very simple, but the brewing process can still be bitter, overly strong, and lacking in flavor from time to time. Today we share some tips on how to use a Moka pot, hoping that Moka pot players can make delicious espresso black coffee at home. Let’s think about it from bean selection, brewing to tasting 1. In use
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I believe that for Moka pot players, the terms double valve and single valve will be familiar. However, for beginners, it is necessary to learn how to use a Moka pot to make delicious coffee. Which Moka pot is better, single valve or double valve? Nowadays, on shopping platforms, there are countless options to choose from when buying a moka pot.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee As a symbol of Italian coffee culture, the Moka pot is one of the most famous brewing equipment in the world. Its iconic design, ease of use and wide applicability make it a hobby for many
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The cicadas are chirping in the distance, the dog days of summer have just begun, the heat wave is rolling on the streets, and boiling water is flowing out of the faucets at home. The barista on Front Street had just opened the door, and my friend entered the store on Front Street and asked if there was any cold brew coffee. If you want to get through the remaining forty days, the hottest days of the year, you can’t live without a cup of iced coffee.
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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 a symbol of Italian coffee culture, the Moka pot is one of the most famous brewing equipment in the world. Its iconic design, ease of use and wide applicability make it a hobby for many
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Anaerobically processed coffee beans generally have a richer and more recognizable flavor (for the most part) than other conventional processing methods because they tend to be more deeply fermented. For example, the Front Street 90+Eleta in the Front Street bean menu has obvious longan, spice, and citrus flavors.
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The original meaning of cold brew is that under low temperature conditions, small molecular substances that tend to be aromatic and sour are more easily released in cold water, so the coffee tastes light and tastes sweet and sour. In addition, since it is not restricted by equipment or location, cold brew can be said to be a coffee that is readily available to people at home as long as they have the raw materials.
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From the beginning of grinding beans to the end of extraction, making a cup of espresso takes less than 60 seconds. It seems that making a cup of delicious coffee is not a complicated operation. But as the front street often says, although it looks simple, there are actually not many details that need to be paid attention to. As the saying goes: details determine
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"Burned! Burnt! Burnt! Burnt! Bitter! Bitter! Bitter! Bitter!" Friends often report that the coffee they make with a Moka pot tastes either burnt or bitter, and it does not achieve the mellow, rich, balanced and soft taste. So today Front Street is going to share what causes the burnt and bitter taste, and what we should do
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In addition to being brewed with hot water, coffee can also be made with cold water. Coffee made with cold water is called "cold brew coffee" and has a different style compared to hot brewed coffee. Cold brew coffee is divided into cold brew coffee and ice drip coffee. Cold brew coffee is to soak coffee powder in cold water, and ice drip coffee is to use drip filter.
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Customers who often come to Qian Street to drink coffee sometimes ask the barista if they have a lazy coffee machine suitable for use at home. The best price is also reasonable. Then... let’s learn about the American drip coffee machine! American drip coffee maker (Drip Coffee Maker) is currently used more commonly
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Most of my friends are loyal fans of Italian coffee. Compared with the fresh taste of hand-brewed products, they prefer the deep and rich coffee, so they have put the coffee machine on their shopping list early! However, the semi-automatic coffee machine was too expensive. After some understanding, I chose the cost-effective option.
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