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Do you know the differences between Latte, Cappuccino and Mocha? Standing in front of the ordering counter in a cafe, have you ever had such a question, but you didn’t dare to ask, so you had to order one at random, or always just order the same thing?
Read more →Every time the temperature drops in winter, the hot milk coffee production rate of the Front Street store will be greatly increased, including latte, cappuccino, Australian white and so on. Compared with the other two classic drinks, Australian White Coffee can be regarded as a "new Internet celebrity" in recent years. Most friends know this drink through chain brands such as Starbucks or Luckin. Among these
Read more →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
Read more →When talking about coffee, many people also think of coffee with milk. People are used to going to Starbucks, or any coffee shop, and asking for a latte. In recent years, friends who go to the Qian Street store will also say: I want a cup of flat white. Actually, flat wh
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You may be unfamiliar with the word flat white, but those who have been to Starbucks will definitely know about Fuli white. In fact, names such as small white coffee, Fuli white, Chunyi white, Australian white, and Australian white all refer to flat white. It originated in Oceania (Australia), so it is also called Australian white coffee.
Read more →"Extremely high concentration, with a rich layer of golden oil on the surface", this is the main feature that distinguishes espresso from other coffees. Because the concentration is very high, espresso is often used as a base, and various ingredients are added to make various fancy coffees. Coffees such as latte, kabob, and Australian white are made with concentrated
Read more →Even with the same few ingredients, as long as the proportions are different, we can create endless possibilities. Coffee is a good example. Take the "Three Musketeers of Milk Coffee" that are often shared on Front Street: latte, Australian white, and cappuccino. Their production materials only use milk and coffee.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontstreet Coffee (Frontstreet Coffee) Frontstreet Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) is a bit rustic, from the decoration to the products, it feels old-fashioned. This should be many people's first impression of Frontstreet. espresso is the first
Read more →Because Bingbok, which is purified milk, is often shared on Front Street recently, many friends are curious about the difference between milk coffee made with this kind of milk and that made with regular fresh milk. If you explain it simply, the taste of milk will be richer, and the overall taste will be thicker. But just
Read more →The types of Italian coffee currently available in FrontStreet Coffee include latte, cappuccino and mocha. Among them, latte and cappuccino have the highest order rate. So what is the difference in taste and flavor characteristics between them? How much caffeine is in a latte? catch
Read more →Italian coffee is a must-have coffee drink in almost every cafe. And Italian coffee is more than just American coffee and latte. In this article, FrontStreet Coffee introduces the cafe’s 10 types of espresso and how to make them. ①Espresso
Read more →Latte, cappuccino, and Australian white coffee are almost the permanent milk coffee categories in coffee shops. This article will help you distinguish the differences between these three milk coffees. Since everyone has been exposed to these three milk coffees to some extent, here is a brief introduction to the origins of these three milk coffees. Modern latte with kabob
Read more →For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. When everyone walks into a coffee shop, many people will be attracted by the barista’s technique of making fancy coffee. The barista uses smooth latte art to perfectly blend espresso and milk to create a cup.
Read more →It can be said that latte, Australian white, and cappuccino are the "Three Musketeers of Milk Coffee" that are now permanently on the menu of coffee shops. Although they are both composed of coffee and steamed milk, due to the different proportions, they have different distinctive characteristics. And we rely on their distinctive characteristics
Read more →Latte, cappuccino, and Australian white coffee are almost the permanent milk coffee categories in coffee shops. This article will help you distinguish the differences between these three milk coffees. Since everyone has been exposed to these three milk coffees to some extent, here is a brief introduction to the origins of these three milk coffees. Modern latte with kabob
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. With the entry of directly-operated stores of international freshly ground coffee brands such as Starbucks and Costa into China, a coffee craze has arisen in the country. Many businesses continue to make articles about coffee drinks. In addition to
Read more →For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Espresso is a must-have drink in every cafe. Many Chinese people’s first impression of espresso is that it is very bitter. In fact, espresso is not only as bitter as espresso. If you want to drink it, it will not be bitter.
Read more →Everyone! Place! week! Know! ! In espresso, the combination of milk and coffee has an extremely rich way of drinking it. You only need to slightly change the method or parameters. There are countless ways to drink milk and coffee alone. Familiar ones include latte, kabob, Australian white, piccolo, cortado, macchiato and so on. On the contrary
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