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Since many of my friends have just started coffee, they don’t know anything about the professional terminology of various coffees. This makes them always confused when buying coffee beans, and they don’t know how to choose coffee beans that suit their taste. But in fact, buying coffee beans is not very complicated. As long as we add a little more
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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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Americano can be said to be the simplest Italian coffee, because Americano only consists of two parts, espresso and water, while iced Americano has more ice cubes. But don’t relax just because of the Americano. The simplest part is also the most technical part. The Americano is often the test of a barista’s extraction.
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When it comes to Americano coffee, everyone is familiar with it. Coffee fans who often come to FrontStreet Coffee know that Americano coffee is made from espresso from a coffee machine and an appropriate amount of water. Americano coffee has basically become the standard menu of coffee shops. Come here
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It is a consensus that the coffee beans used in Italian coffee are generally roasted darker. Among the roasting levels of coffee, there is a roasting level called "Italian Roast" with an Agtron color value of 25. It is the darkest of the eight roasting levels. Usually the surface of this type of coffee beans will be
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Front Street - An introduction to the difference between single origin and blending What is single origin coffee? The unprofessional name for single-origin coffee is "black coffee". It is generally drunk without adding sugar or milk. In the past, single-origin coffees that were often heard include Front Street Blue Mountain Coffee, Front Street Colombian Coffee, Front Street Brazilian Coffee, etc. Now there are also Front Street Mandheling and Front Street Panama Rose.
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Front Street - An introduction to the difference between single origin and blending What is single origin coffee? The unprofessional name for single-origin coffee is "black coffee". It is generally drunk without adding sugar or milk. In the past, single-origin coffees that were often heard include Front Street Blue Mountain Coffee, Front Street Colombian Coffee, Front Street Brazilian Coffee, etc. Now there are also Front Street Mandheling and Front Street Panama Rose.
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Americano coffee is the most popular category in coffee shops. You can get a cup of mellow coffee in a few minutes at an affordable price. It can also help wake up sleepy office workers. What flavors does Americano coffee have? Why don’t we listen to Front Street and talk about it ~ We can probably think of the origin of American coffee from the name, and Italian coffee should come
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Coffee fans who often drink Italian coffee know that the ratio of espresso to milk used in mocha, cappuccino, latte, etc. is different. Some add a single shot of espresso, and some add a double shot. So what is the difference between the grinding of one shot and two shots of espresso? What coffee beans should be used to make espresso?
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Espresso coffee has a thicker texture and richer oil than drip coffee. Making high-quality espresso coffee is inseparable from good espresso beans. Generally speaking, espresso coffee beans are blended with coffee from several origins to achieve a balanced flavor. Front Street Coffee (FrontStr
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Did you know? Espresso coffee has a strong taste and strong taste, which is often difficult to accept, but once you accept this setting, it feels different. Moreover, espresso is also a coffee that tests the quality of coffee and the skill of the barista. Since espresso is loved by so many people
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Friends who like milk coffee know that what we call latte on a daily basis actually refers to a popular coffee drink that is a combination of espresso and milk. Due to the addition of milk, the originally strong and bitter espresso becomes sweet and delicious, and at the same time, it also makes friends who don’t usually drink coffee feel like it.
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Did you know? Espresso coffee has a strong taste and strong taste, which is often difficult to accept, but once you accept this setting, it feels different. Moreover, espresso is also a coffee that tests the quality of coffee and the skill of the barista. Since espresso is loved by so many people
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Many people think that espresso only tastes bitter, but in fact, as long as we choose the right coffee beans and control the extraction well, we can drink espresso with sweetness. Choose a highly sweet espresso coffee bean. From the moment the green beans are heated to the end of the roasting process, sweetness is the first flavor to develop, followed by
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Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow the coffee workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style). For more specialty coffee beans, please add the private WeChat account FrontStreet Coffee. WeChat ID: qjcoffeex. As a popular coffee shop
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Coffee blending requires the use of two or more single-origin coffees. A good blend can become the "logo" of a cafe or coffee brand, and the blended coffee that can become a "logo" must taste delicious and leave a deep impression on people. Compared with single-origin coffee, blending can produce a rounder and more flavorful taste.
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A cup of fragrant Italian coffee can be tasted in many ways. Add fresh milk to turn it into a cup of rich milk coffee. Add hot water at a suitable temperature to turn it into a hot Americano. Or add ice cubes to turn it into an iced Americano. Of course, you can also use single-serve espresso extracted directly.
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If you drink coffee often, you must have heard of "Americano". If you order a cup of coffee like this at Starbucks, the usual method is to use espresso as the base and add about 6 to 8 times the amount of water. However, I clearly heard that Italians don’t drink American coffee (it’s absolutely true), so why is it on the Italian coffee menu?
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It is generally recommended to use coffee beans for home coffee machines, because only freshly ground and brewed can you get the best aroma of coffee, and you can also get richer oils. Nowadays, there are many brands of coffee beans, and there are countless different types for each household. Where can I buy a large bowl of cheap and delicious home-use coffee beans? home coffee
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As we all know, hand-brewed coffee and espresso coffee have different textures due to different extraction methods and filtering equipment. For example, hand-brewed coffee will be cleaner, while Italian coffee will be mellower. Because of this, friends often start making espresso by brewing beans with their hands or using espresso beans.
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