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Many people think espresso is bitter, but you haven't learned how to taste espresso yet. FrontStreet Coffee teaches you 5 steps to easily taste the flavor of espresso. Espresso means "fast" in Italian, that is
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Chocolate-flavored coffee beans usually have aromas such as cocoa powder, dark chocolate, nuts or caramel. The entrance does not necessarily only have a bitter taste, but may also present a soft sweetness and thick texture. It is suitable for a wide range of drinking periods. The key is to arrange your drinking method according to the time of day, food to pair with it and the desired concentration. morning
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In the morning, you need a cup of black coffee that is smooth and can quickly get you into the mood. Brazilian beans are often suitable. It usually has a sweet aroma of nuts, cocoa, caramel or ripe fruit, and the acidity is usually mild and not too sharp in the mouth. Use a filter cup to brew a hot Americano. You can enjoy the aroma of the coffee itself without overburdening your morning taste.
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We often hear some baristas describe various flavors. Although it sounds mysterious, in fact it can be roughly divided into three categories: sour, bitter, and a balance of sour and sweet and bitter, which correspond to light roast, dark roast, and medium roast respectively. Today Front Street will talk to you about the characteristics of these roasting levels, and at the same time, we will
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If you ask what kind of coffee is not sour, Front Street will answer Sumatra coffee and strongly recommend the high-grade Front Street Golden Mandheling coffee. The dry aroma of Indonesian Sumatra Golden Mandheling has the flavor of glutinous rice, malt, spices, caramel, and wood. The wet aroma after adding hot water is a dark roasted caramel flavor, plus a touch of pine wood.
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Coffee is originally just the seeds of the fruit. After processing, it becomes green coffee beans. The raw coffee beans themselves do not have a particularly obvious coffee aroma. Only after the coffee beans are roasted can you smell the rich coffee aroma. Therefore, the roasting of coffee beans is the transformation process of the internal components of the coffee beans. Only after roasting
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Different from the bitter coffee in the past, today's coffee not only has a variety of flavors, including sour, sweet, bitter, and strong, but also has different names corresponding to different production methods. Generally speaking, hand brewing will choose coffee beans from a single origin, because this can give you a unique flavor; for Italian coffee, traditionally
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The coffee brewed by the moka pot is more concentrated than hand brewing, but not as thick and firm as espresso. When choosing ration beans, you can first imagine where this pot of coffee will appear: drink it directly in the morning, add milk for breakfast, or put it in a cup to make ice coffee. Once the drinking method changes, the sourness, sweetness and mellowness of the beans need to be re-evaluated.
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Hand-brewed coffee does not necessarily have obvious acidity. Nuts, cocoa, caramel and soft sweetness can also support a cup of long-lasting black coffee. If you prefer a round, smooth taste with a less sharp finish, you can start with medium to medium-dark roasted beans, and then make arrangements based on your state after waking up, during work breaks, or for slow drinking on weekends.
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Nowadays, when we walk into a cafe, we can see a variety of drinks. There are many combinations of milk and coffee: latte, cappuccino, Australian white, dirty, piccolo... I believe everyone is familiar with the first four, so what is this "unpopular"-sounding piccolo? Piccolo coffee is also called
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What you need in the morning is a cup of coffee that can quickly awaken your taste buds without making breakfast heavy. In the afternoon, it is suitable for brewing with a wide aroma and a clear mouth. On the way to commuting, the refreshing feeling of iced drinks is more important. At night, the need for low-stimulus drinking will change the selection logic. The difference between household coffee bean brands is often hidden in
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I believe everyone is familiar with espresso beans. The coffee base of many milk coffee drinks is made by adding milk to the espresso extracted by the espresso machine. Many novices also asked whether FrontStreet Coffee’s espresso can be directly
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Colombian coffee beans are very suitable for daily use at home because they have a wide flavor span: they can produce refreshing black coffee with citrus and berry aromas, as well as a mellow cup with nutty, caramel and cocoa adjustability. When purchasing, you can start by judging how you drink it every day, and then look at the degree of roasting, processing methods and specific flavor.
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In the morning, you need a smooth cup of hand-brewed coffee. The focus is not on pursuing a strong aroma, but on making the coffee soft in the mouth, sweet after swallowing, and not tight or astringent in the mouth after drinking. When paired with bread, eggs, or nuts for breakfast, the toasty aroma and round texture of beans are easier to incorporate into your routine without taking away from the flavor of the food itself. so-called
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What you need in the morning is a cup of coffee that is easy to drink and doesn’t take up too much time. If you are used to drinking it directly, you can pay attention to whether the aroma is clear, whether the acidity is soft, and whether the sweetness can remain after swallowing. Commercial beans are not only used in cafes, but also in home espresso machines, office coffee machines and large-capacity sharing pots.
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SOE is the abbreviation of Single Origin Espresso, which refers to making espresso from coffee beans from a single origin or source. It does not deliberately blend multiple flavors together like traditional blending, but allows the fruity aroma, sweetness or tea flavor of a bean to be concentrated in a short time of extraction.
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The washing process makes the coffee's flavor profile sharper. Floral, citrus and tea notes are often easily identifiable, and the taste is lighter. It is not just suitable for a certain way of drinking. The key is to consider the aroma intensity, sweetness performance and drinking time of the beans together, so that a cup of coffee can match the current rhythm.
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SOE usually refers to single-origin coffee used for espresso, but "SOE" describes the use location of the beans and does not mean that it can only go into the coffee machine. As long as the roasting degree and flavor are suitable, SOE can also be extracted with a filter cup. What really needs to be considered is when you are going to drink this cup of coffee and what combination it is.
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The choice of espresso beans often depends on which cup it will end up in. Whether you want a quick cup of espresso in the morning, a smooth latte in the afternoon, or you prefer an Americano with ice in hot weather, you all have different requirements for the concentration, sweetness and aroma of coffee. First think about the drinks you drink most every day. You will be better prepared when choosing beans.
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It can be said that no matter how you extract coffee, the use of coffee powder is one-time. When we brew a cup of coffee, the remaining coffee grounds in the filter will be discarded directly. So Front Street believes that many times, friends will inevitably come up with this idea: Why can’t coffee be brewed multiple times?
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