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For more specialty coffee knowledge, please pay attention to: Frontstreet Coffee If you want to drink cold brew coffee, but don’t want to go out to buy it, then FrontStreet Coffee is here to teach you how to make cold brew coffee at home. Cold brew coffee is a
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Many friends complained to Xiangjie that "it's hard to learn how to brew coffee by hand" and "I can't brew it well after taking so long." For friends who have this kind of situation, Front Street recommends that you try using a French press to make coffee. Compared with brewing coffee by hand, the biggest feature of brewing coffee with a French press is that it requires fewer manual movements and reduces a lot of uncertainty.
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I wonder if you have noticed that except for some large chain brands, very few coffee shops now use trapezoidal filter cups to produce hand-brewed coffee. Nowadays, almost all of them use conical filter cups with large holes. Front Street will take you to explore. The world's first filter cup was the trapezoidal filter cup of Melitta from Germany.
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If we want to add some extra aroma or taste to the coffee, we will add some other ingredients to the coffee to let the coffee obtain their aroma/flavor. This is a very common practice. For example, if we want coffee to have a certain floral aroma, we can soak certain dried flowers in coffee; such as
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In recent years, cold brew coffee and iced drip coffee have become very popular among coffee consumers! Especially in summer, the ice drip/cold brew coffee in coffee shops can become the "king of ice coffees" in the store! One is that it has a taste that cannot be replicated by iced hand-brewed coffee/iced Americano, and the other is that it takes a long time to make.
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Although the siphon pot is no longer a mainstream tool in coffee shops due to the trouble and time-consuming production, its ornamental value and the characteristics of the brewed coffee have always been a hot topic among coffee lovers. "Compared to hand-brewed coffee, the coffee brewed with a siphon pot will be thicker and more fragrant." This is what everyone
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What is freshly ground coffee? Freshly ground coffee is actually easy to understand. It means that the coffee powder used to make coffee is ground on site just before brewing begins. Whether it's espresso or single-origin coffee. As long as it is freshly extracted from coffee powder ground on site, then this cup of coffee is - "freshly ground coffee"
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As we all know, black coffee is a general term, which means coffee made without adding other ingredients other than water and coffee, such as American style, cold brew, espresso, hand-brewed coffee, etc., which are all members of black coffee. Although they are all made from water and coffee, different methods will produce completely different coffee qualities.
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Unlike hand brewing, Aeropress is an extraction method that combines soaking with pressure. It can extract strong coffee, is easy to clean, and is relatively simple to operate. Where did AeroPress come from? In 2005, Alan Adler, an engineer, physicist, and lecturer at Stanford University, found that he really didn’t have the patience to use it.
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Cold brew coffee is becoming more and more popular these days. We are so busy every day that we don’t even have time to buy a cup of coffee. Well, cold brew coffee is the fastest way to get a cup of coffee right now. The fermented aroma and coolness of cold brew make people feel instantly refreshed. Even in autumn and winter, it reminds people of its taste. you just need to spend
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Regarding hand-brewed coffee, Front Street said that this is a brewing method that can highlight the original flavor of specialty coffee. For those who are just getting started, it is particularly important to choose a suitable brewing utensil. Front Street recommends the Smart Cup here. The reason why I recommend this appliance is that it is easy to use and you don’t need a lot of brewing techniques.
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As the saying goes: "Steaming and simmering are good, and brewing is hassle-free." Steaming is a very important preparatory step for making hand-brewed coffee. The so-called steaming is a step in which we use a small amount of hot water to pre-soak the coffee powder and wait for a certain period of time before officially extracting the flavor substances of the coffee. Pass
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Friends who have paid attention to the event push in the past two days should have noticed that the two stores on Front Street, 🍑Bao and Tian🐱, have newly launched the washed Jade Manor·Diamond Hill. Then some friends were very curious: "They are both Diamond Mountain. What is the difference between this washed treatment and the sun-dried treatment on the shelves before? Then
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As the saying goes, there is no summer without cold brew! Recently, Front Street has collected various brewing doubts. In addition to asking what types of beans are suitable for cold brewing, what everyone is most concerned about is the operational details. For example, does the filtered cold brew need to be refrigerated? How long can prepared cold brew be stored? So today this
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As we all know! Cold brew coffee can be said to be (one of) the easiest coffees to make. Because you only need to mix water and coffee powder, put it in the refrigerator overnight, take it out and filter it the next day to complete the preparation, it is super simple! Generally speaking, as long as you choose the right coffee beans, the taste of cold brew will not be much worse.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Our four common types of ice coffee are iced Americano, iced hand brew, cold brew and iced drip coffee. Some friends may not be familiar with these four types of iced coffee, so Front Street will try a few of them.
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The original intention of cold brew coffee is that under low temperature conditions, small molecular substances that tend to be aromatic and sour are more easily released in cold water, so the coffee tastes light and tastes sour and sweet. In addition, since it is not restricted by equipment or location, cold brew can be said to be a coffee that is easily accessible to people, as long as they have the original coffee at home.
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Friends who have paid attention to the event push in the past two days should have noticed that the two stores on Front Street, 🍑Bao and Tian🐱, have newly launched the washed Jade Manor·Diamond Hill. Then some friends were very curious: "They are both Diamond Mountain. What is the difference between this washed treatment and the sun-dried treatment on the shelves before? Then
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When summer comes, many people always have cold brew at home. But for cold brew to taste good, it’s not just as simple as “beans + water + refrigerator” – the grinding degree of the beans, the preservation method, and the storage after extraction, every step affects the final flavor. This article explains the key points of preserving and using cold brew beans in one go. Grinding degree: Slightly better than hand grinding
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee Cold brew coffee is becoming more and more common. We are so busy every day that we don’t even have time to buy a cup of coffee. Well, cold brew coffee is the fastest way to get a cup of coffee right now.
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