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Coffee filter cup - an important link in hand-brewed coffee. With the advent of the third wave of coffee, the popularity of single-origin specialty coffee began in Japan. Drip coffee, also commonly known as hand-brewed coffee, is becoming more and more popular. It is not difficult to enter the field of hand-brewed coffee. The utensils required are hand-brewed pots, filters (metal filters)
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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. Category 1, finished
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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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Coffee filter cup - an important part of hand-brewed coffee. With the advent of the third wave of coffee, the prevalence of single-origin specialty coffee has begun to become popular in Japan. Drip coffee, that is, hand-brewed coffee, is also becoming more and more popular. It is not difficult to enter the field of hand-brewed coffee. The utensils prepared are about a hand-brewed pot, filter paper (metal filter)
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I wonder if you have noticed that except for some large chain brands, very few coffee shops now use trapezoidal filter cups to produce hand-brewed coffee. Nowadays, almost all of them use conical filter cups with large holes. Front Street will take you to explore. The world's first filter cup was the trapezoidal filter cup of Melitta from Germany.
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You have to drink it to know whether coffee is good or not; but black coffee is just a cup of dark, unknown liquid at best, so how can it attract people who don’t drink coffee to want to taste it? We don’t think about anything else but making a fuss about coffee. Among the milk coffees, latte art may be the first capture of all coffee drinks.
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I don’t know if you have noticed that, except for some large chain brands, we rarely see trapezoidal filter cups in coffee shops. Compared with trapezoidal filter cups, the appearance rate of cone-shaped, flat-bottomed/cake filter cups is obviously much higher. So many friends are curious, why do we use a trapezoidal filter cup?
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Each filter cup will have a different impact on the extracted flavor due to its shape, filter holes and grooves. Each filter cup has its own design advantages, which are basically based on controlling the water flow rate, ribs and exhaust. Using different filter cups can give the same coffee beans different taste sensations. today,
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To be fair, Front Street believes that coffee filters can really be called a very versatile tool. Because it’s not just hand-brewed coffee, but also ice-drip coffee, cold brew coffee, espresso, and some friends even use Moka pots when making coffee! Then when it comes to this, some friends have questions.
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Exquisite patterns float on the fragrant coffee, which is coffee latte art. Front Street believes that if you want to learn how to make perfect coffee latte art, you must first prepare the required materials and equipment in advance, which are mainly inseparable from the following five items: 1. Coffee beans, grinder, and coffee machine: making coffee latte art, milk foam and Espresso
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We often hear this sentence from some more experienced coffee guys or bloggers: "If you manage the powder bed well, hand-brewed coffee will taste better!" Some friends are very confused by this! Since I have just started, I haven’t had time to figure out exactly what a powder bed is, let alone conduct research on the powder bed.
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There is a crucial little detail in freshly roasted, freshly brewed coffee, that is, the barista will emphasize the need for "simmering". There is even a saying in the coffee circle, "Steaming is good and brewing is hassle-free." There is a positive correlation between steaming and brewing. So what is steaming and how to steam it? careful
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The origin of hand-brewed coffee. For a long time, people all over the world used a simple and crude way to make coffee: grind the coffee beans and put them in a kettle to boil, then use linen or metal filters to remove the residue and drink it directly. Limited by the level of production technology at the time, the filter could not make fine enough holes.
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Recently, a friend asked Front Street: "Why do you have to close the air holes after coffee beans are ground into powder, so that the carbon dioxide in the package cannot be discharged?" The significance of the vents on coffee packaging Front Street will seal the packaging immediately after the coffee beans are roasted and cooled, which can minimize the flavor of the coffee beans.
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Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow the coffee workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style). For more specialty coffee beans, please add the private WeChat account FrontStreet Coffee. WeChat ID: qjcoffeex. Follow the specialty coffee article
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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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After a friend bought FrontStreet Coffee's PWN Gold Mandheling coffee beans, he asked FrontStreet "Why does the taste I brew at home differ from the one I drink in the store? I have scanned the QR code on the coffee bean packaging and looked at your parameters for grinding and brewing."
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The Moka pot is a very convenient coffee brewing appliance. Compared with expensive and complicated espresso machines, after grinding the coffee beans into powder, you only need water and an open flame to brew a cup of coffee. Many friends have also come to Front Street to ask about the tips for using the Moka pot. Front Street will take the Bialetti Double Valve Moka Pot as an example and have a brief chat.
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We all know that a Moka pot can brew delicious coffee, but we don’t know whether it counts as espresso. If not, what is the difference between the two types of coffee? Today Front Street will compare the similarities and differences between the two. The Moka pot can make such delicious espresso, let’s take a look at the moka pot
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As coffee entered people's attention, it slowly became a part of life. When it comes to tasting coffee, it’s not just limited to the pleasure brought by hand brewing. There are many ways to drink coffee. In addition to simple hand brewing, espresso coffee is everyone's favorite. Maybe you often hear in coffee shops: "Have a cup"
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