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When it comes to making espresso at home, determining the freshness and taste preferences of the coffee beans in the blend is most critical. Italian blended coffee is also called mixed coffee. Simply put, it is a coffee that has been professionally prepared by a barista and mixed together different coffee beans to achieve a specific flavor. The more traditional blending goal is nothing more than flavor ratio
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On Front Street, many friends order latte and mocha. These are very popular coffees, and the baristas at FrontStreet Coffee also like them very much. But when it comes to the differences between them, many people probably don't know. Front Street tells you: Actually
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If you are a friend who often buys beans and brews them at home, it will not be difficult to find that some coffee beans will start to emit oil after being left for a period of time. No matter how long the other coffee beans are left, they still look dry on the surface. So a very interesting phenomenon emerged: some friends think that coffee beans
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The technique of brewing coffee by hand is the same as brewing Kung Fu tea. Different tea types require different water temperatures, utensils and brewing times; the same is true for tasting a good cup of coffee. Compared with machine brewing, through the extraction technique of hand-brewed coffee, you can have a better grasp of the water temperature and water flow, and can restore different coffee brewing techniques.
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Moka pots are often heated on a fire and extracted using steam pressure, so Moka pots are also called direct-fire espresso pots. Because it can also make espresso, Moka pots are always compared with authentic espresso machines. So what are the differences between the two? Moka pot and espresso machine
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If you want to drink a cup of clean and smooth black coffee in the morning, Blue Mountain coffee is often lighter than heavily roasted beans; if you add ice in the afternoon, you want it to retain its soft and sweet taste. When choosing, don’t just focus on the word “Blue Mountain”, but put the drinking period, whether to add milk, weekly consumption and budget into the same judgment framework, so that it is easier to buy the right product.
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The Italian recipe of a coffee shop is called House Blend, which is usually blended using two or more different single-origin coffees. It is mainly used to make Italian coffee drinks, such as cappuccino, Americano, latte, Australian white, etc. Having a bag of the same Italian beans from the coffee shop is what we replicate at home.
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Coffee Combo is a coffee production format that has become popular in the past two years. Front Street has introduced it many times in previous articles. To put it simply, we can drink more than one bean, that is, using the same coffee bean or the same coffee to make different coffee drinks and then combine them. General Comb
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I don’t know if you have ever tried making a cup of espresso. Sometimes it tastes perfect, and sometimes it tastes sour and irritating! ! Or, it tastes extremely bitter! ! ! Why does coffee taste bad? The reason why the extracted espresso tastes different every day is because its extraction is affected by the state of the coffee beans and the temperature of the air.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Coffees from FrontStreet Coffee often share: "The core of Italian coffee is espresso." A good espresso is very big.
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Recently, there are regular customers who often come to the Front Street store to buy Front Street Italian blended coffee beans, while new customers who come to Front Street are very puzzled. They don’t know why the Front Street barista mixes several types of beans for sale. In fact, these are blended coffee beans, also known as blended coffee. In this article, Front Street will explain what blended coffee 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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If you want to drink an espresso at a coffee shop, in addition to saying "have an espresso," you can also say "have a shot." Shot is the unit of espresso. 1shot espresso means one shot of espresso. Sometimes "sin" is also used.
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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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Coffee has different roasting degrees, and the flavor of coffee under different roasting degrees is different. The appreciation of specialty coffee has become a trend. More and more people are falling in love with the unique floral and fruity flavor of specialty coffee, so the roasting degree of hand-brewed coffee beans on the market has become lighter and lighter. But in fact, no one likes to drink coffee with only sour taste, even if it is
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If you were born before the turn of the millennium, your first impression of black coffee is probably the same bitter taste. The only non-bitter coffee is Nestlé 2-in-1. This uniformly bitter coffee is actually caused by the dark roasted coffee beans that were popular in the last century. It is lighter than the floral and fruity fragrance that is highly praised nowadays.
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FrontStreet Coffee found that coffee lovers who are new to coffee often feel that Front Street Mandheling is very bitter, and espresso coffee is also very bitter (of course it is not bitter after adding milk and sugar), so sometimes they even think that the two should have the same taste, or they will compare them in their hearts.
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Recently, I saw a fan leave a message asking about the difference in flavor between using the same coffee beans to make hand-brewed coffee and Americano. This article will answer this question~ Before answering, we must first distinguish the difference between hand-brewed coffee and Americano coffee. The English word for hand-brewed coffee is pour ov
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We know that Gesha coffee is delicious and famous, but do you know where the name Gesha coffee comes from? There are many names for coffee, some are named after the country and production area, and some are named after the manor. Geisha is the name of the coffee variety. Geisha refers to a coffee variety, called Geisha/Ge in English
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There is an invisible "roast degree migration line" hidden in the growth path of home Italian players: most people start with dark roasting, but after a few years there are piles of medium and light roasted beans in the coffee corner. This is not a simple change of taste, there is a clear logic of taste development behind it. Looking back at this migration line, you can have a clearer understanding of where you have reached.
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