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Nowadays, hand-brewed coffee and espresso are the two most mainstream brewing methods, so coffee beans in the consumer market are almost developed around these two uses. The extraction principles of hand brewing and espresso are different. Hand brewing coffee is a normal pressure drip extraction, which is a bit like making tea and has a refreshing taste; while espresso is a type of enhanced coffee.
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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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I believe that many of my friends are like Front Street when they first get started. They don’t know how to choose coffee beans, so when buying beans, they often ask the store clerk for coffee bean recommendations based on the coffee equipment they purchased. For example, recently, friends who have bought a Moka pot often ask customer service at the Front Street Taobao store: "Do you have any?"
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Coffee beans with a distinct berry flavor are not just suitable for a certain brewing method. Flavors such as strawberry, blueberry, grape, jam, etc. can not only make the morning black coffee more energetic, but also present different characters in iced drinks, concentrates or slow brewing. When choosing, you can first imagine when you will drink it and whether it will be paired with food, and then judge your needs.
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As we all know, hand-pressed coffee machines have become very popular in recent years. Although it is not as comprehensive as a semi-automatic coffee machine, it can also extract a similar high concentration of coffee! And with its affordable price and the convenience of not needing to be plugged in, hand-pressed coffee machines have successfully gained a place in the coffee circle. then
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There are many degrees of roasting of coffee beans, and the degree of roasting mentioned in technical terms can even be subdivided into eight stages, but in daily life we only need to summarize it into three types: light roasting, medium roasting, and dark roasting. Dark roasted coffee beans can provide a lot of glycolic flavor and caramel aroma, because the longer the roasting time,
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What we usually call dirty coffee is nothing more than filling a glass with milk and placing it under the extraction head, allowing the espresso liquid to slowly flow into the cup, making the coffee float on top of the milk, forming beautiful layers. Over time, the upper coffee liquid slowly penetrates into the white milk.
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Yesterday, when a friend was buying coffee beans, he reported to Front Street that the coffee he brewed occasionally had a slight salty taste and asked if this was a normal phenomenon. To be honest, although we usually only focus on sour, sweet and bitter when talking about the taste of coffee, in fact, there is also salty taste in coffee. because of coffee beans
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The ratio of coffee powder to water is a very important parameter for hand-brewed coffee. In layman's terms, when the amount of powder is fixed, there is a water injection amount that is just enough to fully express the aroma of coffee. Therefore, learning to find the correct powder to water ratio for coffee is also an important part of learning to brew coffee. What is the pink to water ratio?
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Introduction I believe many friends have the same thought after reading the title: "I think something is wrong with the title! But I can't tell what is wrong! Isn't espresso just espresso?" What is espresso? Espresso first appeared in the early 19th century, when Italian
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There are many ways to brew hand-brewed coffee, but most of them require very high water injection. If many friends want to drink their own delicious coffee, they have to practice for at least a month and a half. Today Front Street will share with you a brewing method that does not require skilled water filling skills or expensive equipment. summer
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There are always a very rich selection of options on the menu of coffee shops. In the Italian coffee queue alone, there are dozens of products with different names. Many friends may have already understood what a cup of coffee tastes like by drinking them. But most people still don’t know much about their origins! So, Front Street
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Espresso, as the name suggests, is concentrated coffee extracted using an espresso machine. Because of its high concentration and strong taste, water or milk is usually added to make an American style or latte. Since the espresso machine is a high-temperature and high-pressure extraction machine, it is easy to amplify the characteristics of the coffee beans themselves, and the entire production process
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The golden foam on the surface of espresso coffee is often called fat. It comes from the emulsified layer formed by carbon dioxide, aromatic substances and water inside the coffee beans under high pressure, making the entrance thicker and the aroma more concentrated. If you care about the richness of fat, you should not just look at the color when picking beans, but also consider the way you drink them and how they are roasted.
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Someone once said that there is no difference between hot American medicine and Chinese medicine when it comes to suffering. If you insist on finding a difference, it is that Chinese medicine can be covered by medical insurance, but hot American medicine has to pay for it yourself. In essence, both iced American and hot American are black coffee diluted with Italian espresso, but everyone’s impression of hot American is different.
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As the atmosphere of domestic specialty coffee becomes more and more intense, high-quality single-origin beans from various origins around the world are frequently on the menus of many cafes. Not only does each coffee come with detailed traceability information, but many single-origin batches leave a deep impression on people with their unique aroma. For example, the bean menu at the Front Street store has a whole section
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Guest: "Boss, have a cup of Dirty!" Front Street: "Okay!" Guest: "Want it hot!" Front Street: "..., no, Dirty doesn't make hot..." In daily life in coffee shops, such a conversation is not uncommon. Because of the materials used to make Dirty
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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 upper limit of the flavor of espresso is largely determined by the type of beans. Robusta brings thickness and oil to the concentrate, while Arabica brings flavor and layer to the concentrate - understanding the expression logic of Arabica in the Italian system is the key to understanding an Italian bean list. Let’s start with the ingredient structure. Caffeine in Arabica
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Chocolate-flavored coffee beans usually have aromas such as cocoa powder, dark chocolate, nuts or caramel. The entrance does not necessarily only have a bitter taste, but may also present a soft sweetness and thick texture. It is suitable for a wide range of drinking periods. The key is to arrange your drinking method according to the time of day, food to pair with it and the desired concentration. morning
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