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For most coffee drinkers, the first time they were introduced to the flat white drink was when Starbucks named it "Flat White" and launched it in 2015 and added it to the permanent menu. Later, various coffee brands also launched flat white, and introduced this drink from the southern hemisphere to
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: A friend of Frontsteet Coffee complained to Frontsteet that he couldn’t read the coffee menu when he went to a coffee shop. He knew all the words in it, but he didn’t know what they meant when they were put together. I took a look on the street and found out that my friend was referring to the classic
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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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Recently, more and more friends have visited the Front Street store and asked about mocha coffee. But unfortunately, the mocha coffee product has been removed from the menu on Front Street, so friends have hit a wall one after another. "Since you can't buy it outside, then make it yourself and have enough food and clothing." Most of my friends followed this idea and returned home.
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As the atmosphere of domestic specialty coffee becomes more and more intense, high-quality single-origin beans from various origins around the world are frequently on the menus of many cafes. Not only does each coffee come with detailed traceability information, but many single-origin batches leave a deep impression on people with their unique aroma. For example, the bean menu at the Front Street store has a whole section
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Special blend is the third type of coffee mainly sold in coffee shops besides Italian style and single product. The so-called special coffee can be understood as a "cocktail" in the coffee world. It is a type of creative drink that is different from traditional coffee by combining coffee with various traditional or non-traditional ingredients. (coffee
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Anaerobically processed coffee beans generally have a richer and more recognizable flavor (for the most part) than other conventional processing methods because they tend to be more deeply fermented. For example, the Front Street 90+Eleta in the Front Street bean menu has obvious longan, spice, and citrus flavors.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Recently, more and more friends have visited the Frontstreet store and asked about mocha coffee. But unfortunately, the mocha coffee product has been removed from the menu on Front Street, so friends have hit a wall one after another. "now that
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"It can be used as an alternative to an espresso machine", this is a reason that makes many friends decide to buy a Moka pot. Because the Moka pot, like an espresso machine, uses pressurized extraction, it can produce coffee with a higher concentration than normal pressure extraction. And the reason why many friends need this high concentration
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. Recently, more and more friends have visited the Frontstreet store and asked about mocha coffee. But unfortunately, the mocha coffee product has been removed from the menu on Front Street, so friends have hit a wall one after another. "now that
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As the atmosphere of domestic specialty coffee becomes more and more intense, high-quality single-origin beans from various origins around the world are frequently on the menus of many cafes. Not only does each coffee come with detailed traceability information, but many single-origin batches leave a deep impression on people with their unique aroma. For example, the bean menu at the Front Street store has a whole section
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If you drink coffee often, you must have heard of "Americano". If you order a cup of coffee like this at Starbucks, the usual method is to use espresso as the base and add about 6 to 8 times the amount of water. However, I clearly heard that Italians don’t drink American coffee (it’s absolutely true), so why is it on the Italian coffee menu?
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Nowadays, the number of people who have the habit of drinking coffee is getting bigger and bigger, but when they walk into Starbucks and look at the dazzling menu, many friends who have difficulty choosing start to wonder: Which coffee is not bitter? Which coffee tastes best? How should they be ranked in order of sweetness? It's very simple, as long as the syrup in that cup of coffee is added
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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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Whether the base beans in a store are correct or not depends on the bean testing process. Many store owners make a decision after getting a sample, making a cup and trying it, which makes it easy to miss key information. A complete bean testing process can turn the matter of changing beans from a feeling to a basis. When you get the sample beans, check the condition first and then the flavor. Is the bean raising period coming?
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"Can these beans be used at home?" "What beans should I use for opening a shop?" - When choosing Italian beans, the most common dilemma is between home and commercial use. In fact, there is no strict boundary between the two. Many beans are "one-size-fits-all". The only difference lies in your usage scenarios and priorities. Don't beat around the bush today, just use one
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When buying coffee beans for the first time, it is recommended to start with one with a clear flavor profile. It should also be highly compatible with brewing methods. After fixing the amount of powder, grinding and water temperature, observe the entrance, sweetness and finish. These records will be accumulated as your own taste reference. The key to Italian style lies in the amount of powder, grinding degree, liquid weight and extraction
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Before choosing beans, ask yourself: Do you want black coffee in the morning or milk coffee at the breakfast table? Are you willing to spend time processing by hand, or do you need a machine to produce it quickly? The answer to the scenario will bring up the answer to the roast level, flavor depth and brewing method. Italian extraction requires the cooperation of powder quantity, grinding degree, liquid weight and time. spell
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Introduction to Frontstreet Coffee: Frontsteet Coffee was founded in 2013. It is a well-known local coffee brand in Guangzhou. It mainly sells its own roasted coffee beans and provides more than 50 categories of fresh coffee. It can be purchased online through Tmall flagship store and Taobao store. For many years, Front Street
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When opening a store to select beans, many people’s instinctive reaction is to look for delicious ones. But the truth of the commercial scenario is: good taste only determines the upper limit, and stability determines reputation. Just because a bean is amazing when tested at the bar, doesn't mean it can still be online during the afternoon rush hour when it produces fifty cups in a row. Stability screening is the first step in determining whether commercial beans can be put on the shelves. stability
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