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Mellowness does not mean heavy bitterness, nor does it mean that the darker the roast, the thicker it will be. It is closer to the weight, smoothness and duration that coffee leaves on the tongue, and often appears together with flavors such as nuts, cocoa, caramel, and herbs. If you want your coffee to taste solid and have a soft sour taste, you can consider the drinking time, whether to add milk, and the time at home.
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“Would you like a cup of Americano?” “I’d like a cup of Americano.” I always hear these familiar lines every time I watch Korean dramas. As one of the most cost-effective coffees that can be quickly picked up, Americano can be said to be one of the essential products in all coffee shops. Why do people like Americano coffee so much? Book
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Not all coffee lovers like acidity. Some people have been drinking specialty coffee for several years, and finally return to a cup of mellow, warm, and non-irritating hand-brewed coffee. This style of beans is usually dominated by nuts, cocoa, caramel, dark chocolate, herbs and even a touch of earthy flavor. It has a smooth entrance and a long aftertaste.
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Nowadays, the drinks on the menu in cafes are rich and diverse. In order to cater to more people's tastes, it is also very common to add various dairy products and flavored syrups to coffee. So have you ever heard of coffee with condensed milk? Condensed milk is added to cover up the strong bitter taste in coffee. In Vietnam, the aroma of coffee can be found in the streets and alleys.
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The choice of coffee beans for home use can start with the final look of the cup. Whether you want a refreshing cup of black coffee in the morning, need an iced drink to refresh you in the afternoon, or use milk to make a latte every day will affect the appropriate direction of the beans. Instead of just comparing brand names, put drinking methods, utensils, and flavors on the same “choice”
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The ratio of the standard Italian style is 1:2, a single portion of 9g powder and 18g of liquid, a double portion of 18g of powder and 36g of liquid. During the actual production, fine-tuning is based on this powder-to-water ratio and taste. The fineness of the espresso coffee powder is also based on the dispensing time. If it is faster, adjust it to finer powder, and if it is slower, adjust it to coarser powder until the extraction time matches it. system
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The coffee brewed by a moka pot often has a layer of fine foam floating on the surface, which is more concentrated in the mouth than when brewed by hand, and is more likely to show the aroma of nuts, cocoa and caramel. If you want to make this layer of oil more obvious, when choosing beans, you should pay attention to the medium-dark roasting, freshness and grinding state of the beans, and then decide whether you drink black coffee, add ice, or mix milk.
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"How to drink espresso?" - It must be a sip! Don’t think this is a joke, Italian coffee is really boring! Many friends may feel that espresso is very bitter when they drink it for the first time, but gradually, you will feel the rich and mellow original taste of espresso, which is different from other coffees.
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Whether drank neat or as part of an espresso shot, a good, balanced cup of espresso is paramount. However, to create an espresso with balanced acidity, body and sweetness, you need to start with the right coffee beans - blending coffee beans from different origins. About espresso beans
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We all know that brewed coffee will naturally cool down over time, but in addition, its taste will also undergo irreversible changes during this process. For example, the original fragrant and tangy aroma has disappeared, dark roasted coffee has become less smooth, and medium-light roasted coffee has a more prominent sourness, and even produces unpleasant taste.
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When it comes to coffee brewing, the powder-to-water ratio is one of the most important factors to consider. But because it does not need to be adjusted according to the roasting degree of the coffee beans like water temperature and grinding, so many times we always fix a ratio to brew coffee with all roasting levels. For example, Front Street often recommends new
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Every time the temperature drops in winter, the hot milk coffee production rate of the Front Street store will be greatly increased, including latte, cappuccino, Australian white and so on. Compared with the other two classic drinks, Australian White Coffee can be regarded as a "new Internet celebrity" in recent years. Most friends know this drink through chain brands such as Starbucks or Luckin. Among these
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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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For many people, coffee is a refreshing drink in the morning. People like the convenience and functionality of coffee, represented by espresso and Americano. American espresso is Italian espresso made by adding water. So what should be the ratio of Americano coffee to water? American coffee water
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After the emergence of the concept of "specialty coffee", the unique flavors of each production area have become more and more familiar to coffee gourmets, and SOE has become more and more popular in the coffee market. So how to choose suitable SOE coffee beans? SOESOE is "Single Origin Espresso"
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Many people distinguish cold brew coffee from iced coffee. The reason is that the traditional concept of iced coffee as we understand it is to use hot water to extract and then add ice or ice to change the coffee from hot temperature to iced coffee. The biggest difference of cold brew coffee is that cold water is used throughout the process and the coffee liquid obtained by low-temperature extraction is
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For most people, moistening the filter paper is the default first step before making coffee. It has two main purposes. One is to keep the filter paper docile, and the other is to brush off the dust adsorbed on the paper. If you use hot water, it can also preheat the appliance. In most tutorials, in addition to guiding us how to make the filter paper stick
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The world of specialty coffee is exciting. Coffee from each country has its own characteristics. Depending on the production area, variety, processing method, and purpose of use, it will show completely different styles and tones. Whether you want to open a coffee shop or make it at home, the first step is indispensable: buying coffee beans. For home coffee making
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee The original intention of cold brew coffee is that under low temperature conditions, small molecular substances that tend to be aromatic and sour are more easily released in cold water, so the coffee tastes light and expressive.
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Which one has more caffeine and is more refreshing, iced coffee or hot coffee? I believe many people will answer that hot coffee is more refreshing. But in fact, whether coffee is refreshing has little to do with whether it is cold or hot. It depends more on the caffeine content in the coffee variety and the amount of caffeine extracted during brewing. If you are using a type of coffee beans, extract
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