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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee No matter what field you are in, things with floral fragrance always appear so unique, not only because the fragrance of flowers can heal people's hearts, but also because flowers, as a unique emotional carrier, can arouse resonance. Right now
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When describing the flavor of coffee, Front Street found that many people like to use the word "roasted sweet potato", "This xx smells like roasted sweet potato", "xx coffee brewed like this has the aroma of sweet potato", "This cup of coffee is very sweet in the mouth, like carrots"... Why is there a food that can't be found on the flavor wheel at all?
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"Eh? Why does this coffee smell like soy sauce?" A customer carefully asked this question with a puzzled face after sniffing the dried coffee powder handed to him on the front street. In fact, this is not the first time Front Street has received such a question. In addition to "soy sauce", what else is there like?
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The domestic coffee industry has developed rapidly in recent years. Even in the face of black swan events and general difficulties in all industries, the domestic coffee market has maintained steady growth. So as an ordinary enthusiast, how should we evaluate a coffee bean in the face of the promotion of merchants? When drinking coffee and buying coffee beans,
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Front Street often uses adjectives such as "high sweetness but not bitterness" and "high sweetness but low acidity" to describe the taste of coffee. In daily life, we can often hear friends around us or customers in cafes using "sweet" to praise a cup of coffee. Many friends who have just started hearing this kind of description
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We all know that green coffee beans cannot be ground, extracted, and drank directly. They need to undergo another level of processing - roasting before they can be brewed and tasted. Roasting is an endothermic process for coffee beans. Before roasting, many flavor substances of green coffee beans cannot be reflected. No matter you smell or drink it, it will just smell like grass.
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There are many ways to extract coffee, and the coffee produced by each extraction method will have the style of that method. Therefore, an objective method with as little human intervention as possible is needed to evaluate the flavor or quality of coffee. This method is cupping. Cupping is a kind of immersion extraction, and there is no human intervention during the process.
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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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Technically speaking, due to functional limitations, the Moka pot cannot make espresso like an espresso machine, but the Moka pot can easily make a cup of freshly ground espresso base at home at a lower cost, and then turn it into a full-flavored Americano or latte. If you want to use a moka pot to make strong coffee, you have to start from a pack
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Technically speaking, due to functional limitations, the Moka pot cannot make espresso like an espresso machine, but the Moka pot can easily make a cup of freshly ground espresso base at home at a lower cost, and then turn it into a full-flavored Americano or latte. If you want to use a moka pot to make strong coffee, you have to start from a pack
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If you want good flavor, you should choose freshly roasted coffee beans. This is the consensus we have reached long ago. Based on experience, when the coffee beans are in the "too fresh" stage (0 to 2 days after roasting), we will "raise the beans", that is, leave them intact, wait for them to be slightly exhausted, and then brew and extract them. In this way, the flavor of the coffee will be better.
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Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style). For more specialty coffee beans, please add private WeChat FrontStreet Coffee. WeChat ID: qjcoffeex. There have always been many
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Many friends left messages saying that they don’t know how to choose coffee beans, or don’t know how to tell whether the coffee beans they buy are fresh. So today Front Street Coffee teaches you how to choose coffee beans. Next time you buy coffee, you won’t be afraid of buying unsuitable or stale coffee beans. Next, let’s take a look at the most basic requirements for choosing coffee beans.
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I believe you have also been worried about how to choose coffee beans, because a wrong choice will lead to an unpleasant experience, and then doubt your own ability, giving rise to the illusion that coffee tastes like this. In fact, this is not the case. Coffee is an ingredient. If the steak is fried for a long time, it will become old and burnt. Good coffee will be based on
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Espresso has always been called the "soul of coffee"! However, because Espresso has a strong taste and strong taste, it is often difficult to accept it, but one
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In the process of tasting coffee, we will first smell the aroma, then taste the flavor and taste of the coffee, and finally feel the aftertaste of the coffee before it ends. We can easily understand and intuitively feel the aroma of coffee and the flavor of coffee, but what exactly is the aftertaste? Aftertaste, called "afterta" in English
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Honduran coffee beans were not favored by the public at first. When coffee from neighboring Guatemala and El Salvador was making a splash, Honduran coffee farmers were still struggling for survival. Honduras is located in northern Central America, bordering the Caribbean Sea to the north, the Gulf of Fonseca in the Pacific Ocean to the south, and Nicaragua and Nicaragua to the east and south.
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[Foreword] Recently, many friends like to drink hand-brewed coffee with less sour taste. In addition to the light-medium roasted [Front Street Sun-Dried Red Cherry] and [Front Street Sidamo Oiran], there are also medium-dark roasted [Front Street Brazilian Queen], [Front Street Honduras], [Front Street PWN Golden Mandheling], and [Front Street Huilan].
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As the Spring Festival approaches, coffee lovers have begun to make preparations for the holiday, stocking up on a pack or two of their favorite coffee beans and planning to brew them at home. And "lazy people" want to put aside all kinds of complicated brewing equipment and a bunch of complicated parameters, and wish to keep everything simple. Ear-hung coffee pods are our "savior". Ear-hook bags are for convenience
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Anaerobically processed coffee beans generally have a richer and more recognizable flavor (for the most part) than other conventional processing methods because they tend to be more deeply fermented. For example, the Front Street 90+Eleta in the Front Street bean menu has obvious longan, spice, and citrus flavors.
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