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The cost-effectiveness of coffee beans depends not only on the price per gram, but also on whether you can drink it consistently after you buy it home. If you are in a hurry in the morning, want to drink slowly in the afternoon, or need iced drinks in the summer, the required flavor concentration and brewing methods are different. Put "when to drink, how to make it, whether to add milk" before choosing beans, it is easier to find the utilization rate
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The coffee liquid produced by the Moka pot has a high concentration and a concentrated aroma. Only after adding water can it approach the light state of everyday American coffee. Therefore, when choosing beans, you should not only look at the name of the place of origin, but also imagine how they will look after being diluted in the cup: beans that are originally soft will become smoother, and beans with a bright flavor will retain a clear aroma. Let’s start with the most common drink every day
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SOE is the abbreviation of Single Origin Espresso, which refers to using coffee beans from a single origin to make espresso instead of mixing beans from different origins. It can be used to make espresso, American style and latte, and can also be hand brewed to present the flavor of the place of origin. For ordinary consumers, SO
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The charm of cold brew coffee lies in its cool, mild taste and longer drinking time. It can be put into a tumbler to accompany breakfast on the commute, or added to sparkling water in the afternoon to turn it into a refreshing, fruity drink. When picking beans, instead of just focusing on the word "cold brew", you should first imagine when you will drink this cup of coffee.
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The concentration of coffee brewed by a moka pot is between hand-brewed and concentrated. The aroma is concentrated and the taste is heavier. It is suitable for mixing with bread in the morning, slow drinking with ice in the afternoon, and is also suitable for adding milk to make home milk coffee. When choosing beans, you can start from how you want to drink them that day, and then look at whether the sweetness and sourness, the mellowness, and the roasting style are consistent.
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Coffee brewed by a Moka pot often has a more concentrated aroma and thicker taste than hand brewing. If you want to drink cocoa flavor, you can first think about where this cup of coffee will appear: add milk when you are rushing out, drink it slowly with snacks on the weekend, or just drink it with ice after dinner. Different tolerances for concentration, sweetness and bitterness at different times
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A surprise question from Front Street: When you pour coffee powder into a filter cup and a scene like the picture below appears, what will you choose to do? A: Pat it flat B: Pat it flat C: Choose one or two. I believe that most of my friends are the same as Front Street. They will choose to flatten the unevenly distributed powder bed by tapping the filter cup.
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Putting medium-dark roasted coffee beans into a Moka pot usually brings a fuller aroma and a longer aftertaste, and flavors such as nuts, cocoa, and caramel are also easier to feel. For those who like a strong taste but don’t want the sourness to be too prominent, this direction makes it easier to create a pleasant drinking experience. However, the same
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I don’t know if you have ever seen this scene. The barista just turned on the machine in the morning and did not drink the first espresso extracted. Instead, he poured it "cruelly" into the sewer, and then continued to extract the next handful of coffee. When customers see it, they ask why? Do you need to do this if you make your own coffee at home? Why the first cup
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Buying a home coffee machine is half the process; the other half is choosing the right beans. When making latte, cappuccino, and dirty, the soul of the product is in the oil. The fat is delicate, so the milk coffee is smooth and layered; the fat is light, and no amount of milk can save it. Today, let’s take the four Italian blends from Front Street as an example.
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As soon as the weather warms up, the cold brew attendance rate skyrockets. But many friends overturned cold brewing. The problem is often not the method, but the beans - cold brewing is done at low temperature for a long time, the bitterness and acidity will be weakened, and the sweetness and flavor characteristics of the beans will be amplified. Choose the right beans, and cold brew will make up most of it. Today there are three items based on taste preference
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When you walk into any coffee shop, the espresso extracted in the espresso machine basically comes from two species: Arabica and Robusta. They are members of the coffee genus that are widely cultivated, but their personalities are like two divergent roads. Robusta has high caffeine content, direct bitterness, and rich oil; Arabica has tetraploid chromosomes.
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When brewing black coffee in a Moka pot, it is suitable to aim for a full, solid and sweet cup. The coffee liquid it extracts has a higher concentration, and it can still retain a greasy taste and roasting aroma after adding an appropriate amount of hot water. Full-bodied single-origin beans usually have low acidity and focus on nuts, spices, brown sugar or cocoa. middle
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Whether a cup of latte tastes good or not is largely determined by the relationship between milk and beans. When the milk fat, lactose and protein enter the coffee, a series of flavor chemical reactions will occur - understanding these reactions will help you understand how to balance the equation for latte bean selection. Let’s first look at what milk does to coffee. The richness brought by butterfat will
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The upper limit of the flavor of espresso is largely determined by the type of beans. Robusta brings thickness and oil to the concentrate, while Arabica brings flavor and layer to the concentrate - understanding the expression logic of Arabica in the Italian system is the key to understanding an Italian bean list. Let’s start with the ingredient structure. Caffeine in Arabica
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After the excitement of moving a semi-automatic coffee machine home has passed, many people will face the same question: what kind of beans are suitable for this machine. Home semi-automatic machines are different from commercial machines in cafes. There is a gap in the stability of extraction pressure and temperature, so when choosing beans, you may want to give priority to beans with high tolerance.
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How to make iced coffee delicious? More than 100 years ago in the United States, someone promoted the popularity of iced coffee in order to promote coffee sales in summer. There is this in the movie "Roman Holiday"
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Put drinking habits before bean selection: black coffee or milk coffee, hand-brewed or machine-brewed. Answer these two sets of questions first, and the choice of roasting degree, flavor thickness and brewing method will be directed. Italian style pays attention to the dynamic balance of powder quantity, grinding degree, liquid weight and time. The nutty cocoa caramel tone blended with beans is easy to maintain and can be used daily.
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When preparing to open a coffee shop, the most uncertain thing is often not the machine, but the bag of Italian beans that need to be ground every day. Whether the beans are right or not directly determines whether the product is stable and whether customers will come back. The matter of finalizing the product can actually be broken down into several steps. Once the thinking is clear, selecting beans is no longer a matter of patting your head.
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When preparing to open a coffee shop, the most uncertain thing is often not the machine, but the bag of Italian beans that need to be ground every day. Whether the beans are right or not directly determines whether the product is stable and whether customers will come back. The matter of finalizing the product can actually be broken down into several steps. Once the thinking is clear, selecting beans is no longer a matter of patting your head.
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