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"Give me a latte in a cup of latte" "This is a medium cup?" "Don't you have three cups, large, medium and small? I want this medium cup" "Sorry sir, that is a large cup, this is a medium cup, medium cup, large cup, extra large cup" "Don't be like this... Teacher Luo, don't be like this..." I believe that after reading this dialogue,
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How did the name Oiran Coffee come about? Oiran Coffee literally means a coffee bean full of floral aroma, but in fact it is not. The flower aroma of Oiran is not strong, but the fruit aroma is stronger, such as passion fruit, strawberry, mango, jackfruit, and citrus. According to Front Street: The original name of Oiran coffee beans
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Quantitative coffee grinder, literally means that it can set the amount of coffee powder to grind at one time, eliminating the step (time) of weighing the powder. It sounds like a more convenient grinder. Is this actually the case? The quantitative grinder has two working modes - fixed weight and timing. Commonly used quantitative grinders on the market adopt a fixed
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"Fancy coffee" is a term that often appears in major articles. Precisely because the name contains the word "fancy", friends who are just starting out often interpret it literally. For example: "Fancy means coffee with latte patterns on the surface", or: "Fancy means the ability to make latte art."
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Like other industries, there are many professional terms in coffee. The so-called professional terminology can be understood as a condensed expression of a complex concept. They can not only improve the efficiency of our communication, but also increase the accuracy of communication and reduce the chance of communication barriers. But because most
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Many customers of FrontStreet Coffee are curious why espresso contains coffee drinks like Americano? Americano literally means American-style coffee. Front Street believes that there are two main correct ways to drink American coffee. One is
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After purchasing freshly roasted coffee beans, the most common question asked by novices is: Do these coffee beans need to be cultivated? The answer is: yes. But in daily life, Front Street Coffee often gives a completely opposite answer: "No. You can drink the freshly roasted coffee beans you receive, and you have enough time on the road."
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What is the English word for hand-brewed coffee? If the literal translation can be translated as "Hand coffee", this name is definitely wrong. Secondly, "Hand punch" is also a common mispronunciation. The correct pronunciation should be "Pour over coffee". That hand
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For those who have just come into contact with Italian coffee, they may feel confused when faced with a lot of coffee terms, such as Espresso, Ristretto, Lungo, Latte, Flat White, etc. In this issue of Barista Development Diary, we will share the details of Long Black.
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Asaclassicthathaslongtoppedthemenu,theAmericanohasbeendiscussedtodeath—itsingredients,itsbrewing,eve
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontstreet Coffee After Starbucks launched a new coffee product "Flat White" in 2012, it was once a favorite among Starbucks fans. Because it has a silky texture like latte coffee
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For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee Iced coffee seems to be the perfect summer treat. We haven’t entered the hot season yet, but it’s heading our way. But first, how do we make iced coffee? It's really the same
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Taste/flavor and texture are the two first things we evaluate when tasting a cup of coffee. For example: This cup of coffee tastes very fresh and has a prominent XX flavor; or, this cup of coffee tastes very mellow and smooth. But do you know that in addition to these two more specific focuses?
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Over the years, Front Street has shared at least a dozen kinds of espresso. In addition to the most common fancy coffees, there are also many unpopular categories that almost never appear on the menu. Due to similar structures and very different cooking methods, novices including baristas will also confuse them. For example, the piccolo is also known as the "little latte"
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When evaluating a cup of coffee, we use various adjectives to describe the texture, so that others can receive more three-dimensional information. For example, when describing the taste of coffee, words such as smooth and mellow are used to express the tactile experience of coffee in the mouth; or when describing the aroma of a cup of coffee,
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Although the variety of beans displayed in the Front Street store is not large, it is not small either. There are always some customers who don't know how to choose and ask Front Street this question: "Which type of beans do you prefer?" Recently, customers often ask Front Street this way. To be honest, each bean has its own characteristics.
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Nowadays, in order to create their own brand characteristics, many coffee shops will launch personalized flavored SOE coffee beans for customers to choose. When we confirm that the coffee needs to be changed from blending to SOE, we always need to add a few yuan extra price difference. Why is this? SOE is "Single Origi
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Coffee lovers who often drink Italian coffee know that there are many types of Italian coffee, such as latte, mocha, cappuccino, hidden menu Australian white coffee and dirty coffee, all of which are made with espresso in-store.
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When we often order at coffee shops, many baristas will recommend, "Would you like to try our SOE?" Some customers who come to Qian Street to drink coffee also take the initiative to ask if there is SOE coffee. The so-called "SOE" is Single Origin Espresso, which refers to the use of
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Last week, Front Street briefly introduced the Nordic "very light roast coffee". I believe everyone has a basic understanding of this roasting style. Today, we continue to fill in the gaps and talk about another roasting level that roasts coffee beans until they are black and shiny - Japanese dark roast. What is Japanese dark roast? Why is it called Japanese dark roast?
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