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The moment the extraction is completed, the concentrated liquid flows into the cup, and the golden brown foam on the surface is commonly referred to as oil. Its color, thickness and texture are actually on-site records of the entire extraction process. Learning to see this layer of oil is equivalent to having an extra pair of eyes to judge the extraction status, which is more intuitive than simply relying on trial and error with your tongue. tabby
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When walking into a coffee shop, many people will choose a fancy coffee based on espresso, such as latte, cappuccino, Americano, etc. Each coffee has its own unique flavor, such as the perfect fusion of coffee milk in latte, the thick milk foam in cappuccino, and the light and soft Australian white coffee.
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If you want to drink a cup of black coffee with dense foam in the morning, the Moka pot can concentrate the oil, aroma and concentration of the coffee beans into the cup. The liquid it produces is thicker than hand-brewed, with a layer of light brown foam on the surface and a flavor of cocoa, nuts or caramel in the mouth. If you usually prefer a rich taste, choosing dark roasted or dark roasted beans will be more satisfying.
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What is espresso? Espresso is a very small cup of coffee that can be finished in about two or three sips. Its taste is very strong, which is difficult for many people to accept. The small cup size and strong taste are the reasons why espresso has a small audience in China, but the latte mixed with milk is as beautiful as the latte mixed with water.
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Nowadays, when you walk into a boutique shop, you will always see flat white coffee, latte coffee, cappuccino and other milk coffees on the Italian coffee menu. Some also have dirty or even relatively niche piccolo coffee. Among these dazzling varieties of coffee, what’s the difference between Australian white and latte?
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When you need a cup of coffee with presence in the morning, oil-rich beans can bring a fuller touch. It is not just the golden foam on the liquid surface, but also the thickness, denseness and long aftertaste of the coffee when you enter it. If you like warm flavors such as nuts, cocoa, and caramel, you can give priority to medium-dark roasts or roasts with
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There are many ways to extract coffee, and the coffee produced by each extraction method will have the style of that method. Therefore, an objective method with as little human intervention as possible is needed to evaluate the flavor or quality of coffee. This method is cupping. Cupping is a kind of immersion extraction, and there is no human intervention during the process.
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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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Among the endless variety of creative coffees, Dirty is definitely the unbeatable one. In addition to appearing frequently in stores and coffee festivals, Dirty is also often featured in home-made coffee tutorials. Precisely because it has a celebrity aura that is different from other drinks, Dir will be received every now and then in the front and back offices.
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When walking into a coffee shop, many people will choose a fancy coffee based on espresso, such as latte, cappuccino, Americano, etc. Each coffee has its own unique flavor, such as the perfect fusion of coffee milk in latte, the thick milk foam in cappuccino, and the light and soft Australian white coffee.
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If you want a rich and long-lasting oil layer on the surface of espresso, you should also consider the roasting direction, freshness and blending ideas when selecting beans. Darker roasting is usually easier to bring out the aroma of nuts, cocoa and caramel, and the concentrate is darker in color and thicker to the touch; beans that have just been roasted have more carbon dioxide and are more concentrated.
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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.
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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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If a home espresso machine wants to produce cafe-quality products, in addition to choosing the right beans, the two actions of powdering and pressing are equally critical. Many friends have unstable extractions. The reason is not the machine, but the state of the powder in the handle: the powder is unevenly distributed and the pressure is not vertical. The water flow will escape from the loose side, and the extraction will naturally become thicker.
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What Front Street wants to share today is also a very interesting little toy. Although this thing has only appeared in the coffee circle recently, in fact, products with the same functions have already appeared in our daily lives. And it is a coffee cup with a "filter" function. How about it? It depends on the appearance, right?
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The golden foam on the concentrated surface mainly comes from the crema formed by the carbon dioxide, lipids and extraction state of the coffee beans. To make it look richer, you usually start with a medium-dark roast, blend structure, and post-roast freshness. However, the amount of fat is only part of the experience in the mouth. It is really suitable for you.
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Whenever a friend joins the Front Street team, a coffee latte art learning course follows. As soon as there is a break in practice, the sound of "sizzling" from the steam wand surrounds the entire store. Some people understand the trick within a few days, and with a little practice, all kinds of beautiful patterns come at their fingertips. Some people regress more and more as they practice.
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The problem of pouring water into hand-brewed coffee is already a commonplace, but there are also many friends who have just started to pay attention to Front Street. "Why can't I make it good?" "Hand-brewed coffee is so difficult!" Hand-brewed coffee is still in a relatively small circle. In order to take care of new friends, clichés are indispensable. for
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention: Frontsteet Coffee’s latte art almost always uses Espresso as the base. When brewing Espresso, there is actually a trick to making it more suitable for latte art. So, which coffee beans are more suitable for latte art?
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Latte art has attracted many friends to enter the field of coffee from other places, in order to one day be able to make delicate and exquisite latte art patterns. So, the question is: How long does it take to master latte art? Actually, latte art technology is not as complicated as imagined. If you only refer to
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