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In contrast to traditional Italian blended coffee, SOE (Single Origin Espresso) is an espresso made from coffee beans from a single origin. The novel concept and the taste are mainly fresh and sour. In recent years, it has become the flagship product of many coffee shops, and some friends
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In contrast to traditional Italian blended coffee, SOE (Single Origin Espresso) is an espresso made from coffee beans from a single origin. The novel concept and the taste are mainly fresh and sour. In recent years, it has become the flagship product of many coffee shops, and some friends
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The Moka Pot was invented by Luigi di Ponti in 1933 and was inspired by the concept of early washing machines. In the past, washing machines had a heat source that could heat the soapy water in the barrel, causing the soapy water to rise through the tubes and clean the dirty clothes. Therefore, the Moka pot also relied on this principle.
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Some people believe that oil is an indispensable part of coffee flavor, but they also express concerns about the health risks brought by these coffee oils. Today, Front Street will share with you what the oils in Italian coffee are and whether they have any impact on our health. Is "coffee beans with more oil" better?
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Nowadays, with the popularity of Italian coffee, there are endless varieties of fancy coffee. Among them, latte and cappuccino in the Italian coffee menu on Front Street are deeply loved by everyone, but today Front Street would like to introduce to you a relatively rare Italian coffee - Piccolo coffee, also known as Piccolo latte. Maybe people rarely listen to it
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Coffee fans who often choose freshly roasted coffee beans at FrontStreet Coffee all know that the best tasting period of coffee beans is within a month, and the best tasting period of hanging ear coffee is half a month; does this mean that the freshly roasted coffee beans are the freshest? this
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Speaking of milk coffee, the one that everyone may have been drinking is latte, and the more popular one in recent years is flat white, which is Australian white coffee. Australian white coffee is different from latte. It originated in Oceania. In fact, in addition to flat white, there is another
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"Have you changed the beans? This Americano looks like..." I believe many baristas will feel a little uneasy when they hear this sentence. They are afraid that the other party will say negative descriptors such as "so bitter", "so astringent", "unpalatable" and so on. So they tentatively ask if there is any problem until they hear
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Coffee beans are divided into three major categories: Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica. Because the two types of coffee beans currently circulating on the market are Arabica and Robusta, a friend sent a private message to ask what these two coffee beans have.
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When we walk into a cafe, we usually face two types of choices, Italian and hand-made. If you're drinking hand-made beans on Front Street, you can choose single-origin beans from different production areas; if you're drinking Italian, you have to choose from American, latte, cappuccino and other categories. Some stores will also provide a "SOE exchange" service. Nowadays, more and more
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The flavor of coffee comes from 60% raw beans, 30% from roasting, and 10% from brewing. It can be seen that there are many factors that influence the flavor of coffee. So, as a roaster, how do you decide the degree of roasting of coffee beans? Front Street today talks about determining the baking style. I need to remind everyone to pay attention to two points, Ka
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We all know that different processing methods will bring rich and diverse tastes to coffee. For example, FrontStreet Coffee has dozens of categories on its bean list, covering more than ten different processing methods. Today, Front Street specializes in wet planing, semi-sun drying, and pulp sun drying.
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Some friends who don't like sourness and are new to single-origin coffee say to the barista when they arrive at the cafe: "I want a cup of hand-brewed coffee that is not sour." At this time, the barista will usually recommend Mandheling coffee beans. After brewing it and taking the first sip, the answer I got was that it was bitter, and some people even wanted to add sugar.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee Mandheling is a kind of coffee produced in Sumatra, Indonesia, Asia, so it is also called Sumatra coffee. The main producing areas are Java, Sulawesi and Sumatra.
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What do we talk about when we have coffee? We share coffee flavor, coffee origin information, coffee extraction parameters, coffee varieties and more. The variety of coffee beans will directly affect the flavor and quality of coffee, the planting requirements of coffee trees, and the disease resistance of coffee trees. Front Street will explain the exquisite products this time
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