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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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It's easy to see beautiful latte art. Just order a hot latte in a cafe and wait patiently for the barista to serve it. However, for many coffee lovers, just drinking coffee is not enough. They also hope to make a standard cup of latte coffee with exquisite latte art at home.
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It's easy to see beautiful latte art. Just order a hot latte in a cafe and wait patiently for the barista to serve it. However, for many coffee lovers, just drinking coffee is not enough. They also hope to make a standard cup of latte coffee with exquisite latte art at home.
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It's easy to see beautiful latte art. Just order a hot latte in a cafe and wait patiently for the barista to serve it. However, for many coffee lovers, just drinking coffee is not enough. They also hope to make a standard cup of latte coffee with exquisite latte art at home.
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I don’t know if you all remember the first time you drank a latte. Maybe many people have lost their memory, but Front Street still remembers it particularly well. The first sight of the exquisite latte art made people’s eyes light up. After taking a sip, the slight sweetness and bitterness emanating from the fat disappeared. When I took the second sip, the previous strong bitterness turned into
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In daily articles, Front Street often uses "juice-like" to describe a cup of coffee. "What is the feeling of juice?" Occasionally, a friend will ask Front Street Street after reading it. When we drink a cup of coffee, we combine the flavors and aromas we come into contact with based on our own taste preferences and memories, and associate them with each other.
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Many customers have revealed to Xiangjie that they actually cannot taste the flavor of coffee. They have also watched many tutorials on coffee tasting, but they only “understood it while watching it, but couldn’t actually practice it”. If this is the case for you, you might as well take a look at some of the coffee tasting experiences on Qian Street. Tasting coffee ≠ describing flavors
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Yirgacheffe is a coffee-producing area that everyone is familiar with. Its bright acidity and clean and refreshing coffee flavor have become the first coffee beans for many people to get started with fine hand-brewed coffee. In recent years, Yirgacheffe has launched a sun-drenched retro style. In the memory of many people, Yirgacheffe has always been washed with water
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If you want to make delicious espresso and milk coffee with home espresso machines and moka pots, choosing the right blend of beans is key. There are several Italian blends on Front Street. How to choose between classic blend, black cocoa blend, and premium blend? This article clearly explains the positioning and suitable groups of the three models at once. Three types of blended beans, each with different positioning. Classic blend from Front Street.
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When making Arabica Italian style, blending is the most common and sophisticated way. A single Arabica has a distinctive flavor, but when made in Italian style alone, it may be lacking in thickness or balance; by putting Arabica beans from different production areas together to complement each other in flavor, the Italian style base is often more complete. The idea of blending can be
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Kenyan coffee has a resounding label in the specialty circle: "beautifully sour". Front Street Kenyan cherry tomatoes take this beautiful acidity to the extreme - the sour aroma of cherry tomatoes and ebony plums, coupled with the full sense of juice, is recognized by lovers of bright acidity as a favorite. A highly recognizable Kenyan Bean Street Kenny
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"Coffee is too bitter to drink." Is this what you feel? It’s not that many people don’t like coffee, but they are afraid of the bitterness. When I hear about espresso, the image that comes to my mind is "bitter, astringent, and frowning." But if you drink Front Street Strawberry Candy Coffee Beans once, this impression will probably be completely rewritten.
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I have a semi-automatic espresso machine at home, and the most common thing I struggle with is what beans to buy. In fact, the idea will be much clearer if you choose three categories according to daily drinking scenarios: daily milk coffee, black coffee American style, and advanced exploration, each with its corresponding bean direction. The most common scenario is daily milk coffee. Most home users buy Italian machines because
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Let’s test everyone first, what are the three major drinks in the world? The answer is tea, coffee, and cocoa. These three were medicines in the earliest times. Because theophylline, caffeine, and theobromine all have stimulating effects. A patient's cold and fever will be half better after drinking and sweating, and even the seriously ill will feel refreshed. Passed from one to ten, to one hundred, these three
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A commercial coffee machine has to withstand the test of hundreds of cups every day, and the performance of the beans directly determines the store's reputation. When talking about choosing Italian beans for business, instead of getting hung up on a single bean type, it is better to think clearly about the formula structure: a solid commercial formula usually consists of three levels: base beans, flavor core and embellished flavor points, each with its own function.
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Most people's way of preparing beans is: first look at the production area, then read the flavor description, and finally place an order. But this order is not friendly to novices - Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala, these place names are just place names if you don't understand them. A more convenient way is to reverse the order: first figure out what flavor you like
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When opening a coffee shop, the product structure is usually divided into two lines: Italian line (American, latte, cappuccino) and hand-brew line (single-origin coffee). The bean selection logic of the two lines is completely different, but both directly determine the repurchase rate. This article is a reference for friends who are preparing to open a store or optimize their menu. Italian line: stability is overwhelming
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Before Geisha coffee beans were recognized by the world, everyone was pursuing coffee with a rich and mellow style. However, after the emergence of Geisha, everyone was pursuing coffee beans with obvious floral aroma, fresh fruity taste and bright taste. The generation of Gesha flower fragrance partly depends on the variety itself, growing conditions, picking and post-processing.
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The turning point for many people to fall in love with coffee is when they drink a cup of "American juice like juice" one day - no burnt bitterness, no smoke, and bright fruity acidity and floral aroma in the mouth. This turning point is not luck, but an advanced path that can be actively trained. This article explains clearly the sensory logic and training methods of floral and fruity American style.
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When you first start buying beans, you don’t have to go for a lot of flavor at once. A more practical approach is to first select a bean with a clear flavor profile and high compatibility with brewing methods, fix the amount of powder, grinding and water temperature, and then observe the changes in entrance, sweetness and finish. This way you can establish your own taste reference. Italian extraction focuses on powder quantity
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