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If you often read Front Street’s articles, you should be familiar with the brewing time of “2 minutes”. It is a reference value based on countless past extraction experiences and can help us judge the speed of the flow rate. Recently, a friend bought a bunch of different types of beans at a Front Street store and curiously asked: Does he buy a bunch of beans every time?
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"Sour" can be said to be the mainstream taste of coffee today. Since the popularity of specialty coffee, the roasting of coffee has begun to change from dark to light, and the taste has changed from unchanging bitterness to colorful sourness. This has attracted many friends who can't drink the "coffee flavor" to start getting into contact with coffee and taste the floral and fruity sour aroma of light roasted coffee.
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The hot summer is over, and of course you need a cup of iced coffee to cool down and quench your thirst on such a hot day. If you tend to "go light" when making coffee at home and want to drink different flavors, Front Street would recommend you to try ice brewing. Coincidentally, Front Street Backstage has also received a lot of questions related to Bingshou Chong in the past few days. I will sort it out for you today.
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Many novice hand-brew coffee makers often ask a question on Qian Street: Why does hand-brew coffee need to be steamed? The most indispensable step in brewing coffee by hand is the steaming step. The purpose of steaming is to release gas from the coffee and ensure uniform extraction, and also to clearly understand whether the brewed beans are fresh. Front Street focuses on freshness
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Recently, many people have come to FrontStreet Coffee to ask if they sell ear-hung coffee. FrontStreet usually replies, "The store does not have ear-hung coffee in stock. If necessary, it needs to be made on site!" Many customers will be confused as to why the coffee shop
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. If you ask which coffee on the Frontstreet bean list has the highest mellowness, we will definitely answer: Golden Mandheling Coffee, which is a high-quality dark roasted coffee bean from Sumatra, Indonesia. It not only has
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: What is the correct way to drink Americano from Frontsteet Coffee? Front Street's barista will occasionally be asked such tricky questions by some customers. Every time, Front Street will tell him to taste it carefully and think it tastes good. Actually before
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Low-caffeine hand brewing not only depends on the name of the beans, but also on the drinking time, the amount of powder in a single serving, and the concentration in the cup. If you plan to reduce your intake, you can prioritize looking for caffeine or decaf labels on the packaging and plan flavors based on the time of day. The refreshing and sweet beans are suitable for drinking slowly, and the lighter concentration is suitable for brewing.
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What is the correct way to drink Americano coffee? Front Street's barista will occasionally be asked such tricky questions by some customers. Every time, Front Street will tell him to taste it carefully and think it tastes good. In fact, Front Street knew that he was asking Front Street if there was a set of standards for drinking coffee, but Front Street thought that everything should not be rigidly adhered to.
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In the article about flavor description shared with everyone yesterday, the "body" section aroused the response of many coffee lovers. A friend asked him in the background that the dark roasted coffee he brewed has a thin taste. Is there any way to improve the body of the coffee? Let’s refresh our knowledge: body refers to the concentration of coffee liquid in the mouth.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: The most attractive aspect of Frontsteet Coffee’s hand-brewed coffee is its adjustability. Many of the customers who often come to the Front Street store to drink coffee try to make coffee by hand at home. They always report that it is too difficult to make coffee by hand.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee's hanging coffee is drip coffee like hand-brewed coffee, but hanging ears do not require complicated timed brewing steps, nor expensive coffee machines and grinding equipment. You can drink a cup of fragrant coffee in a few minutes.
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The variety of golden Mandheling coffee currently produced by PWN Company is Ateng, which is the native name of local Indonesian coffee farmers, and is actually Catimor. The original coffee variety grown in Indonesia was Typica, which was recognized as having a good flavor. It was introduced to Java by the Dutch at the end of the 17th century.
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Coffee metaphysics has long become a general talk in the coffee circle, and the most discussed ones are flavor metaphysics and brewing metaphysics. Enter Front Street and we will help you uncover the metaphysics on the surface and reveal the science behind it. Flavor metaphysics generally means that when you drink a cup of coffee, you only think it is bitter and sour, while the
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For those who like to drink black coffee, it is very inconvenient to have a cup of hand-brewed coffee when you are on a business trip, traveling, or at work, so hanging ear coffee is the best choice. Of course, as everyone's love for coffee goes beyond drinking coffee in cafes, people are also pursuing the pursuit of enjoying brewing at home.
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For office workers who love coffee and want a rich cup of black coffee, but don’t have enough time to make a ritualistic cup of hand-brewed coffee, ear-hanging coffee bags are our “savior”. Why is it called "ear-hanging"? The earliest hanging ear coffee was invented by Japan's Yamanaka Industrial Co., Ltd. in 1990.
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Front Street often shares answers to questions raised by buyers and friends about ear mounting. It may be because the Chinese New Year is approaching. There has been a surge in friends buying earphones recently, and there are also many related questions. Among all the questions, the one with the highest repetition rate is a topic often shared on Front Street: Can you use hanging coffee to make latte?
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For office workers who love coffee and want a rich cup of black coffee, but don’t have enough time to make a ritualistic cup of hand-brewed coffee, ear-hanging coffee bags are our “savior”. Why is it called "ear-hanging"? The earliest hanging ear coffee was invented by Japan's Yamanaka Industrial Co., Ltd. in 1990.
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Indonesian coffee is famous for its mellow and rich flavor and taste, and it has very low acidity. With the sweetness and aftertaste like caramel and dark chocolate, the Japanese are almost obsessed with this kind of coffee. Indonesian coffee is the main coffee producing country in Asia and the top producing country in global coffee production.
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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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