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Everyone who opens a store knows that during the dozens of minutes during the noon peak and evening peak, the speed of cup dispensing is the turnover. However, many store owners only look at the flavor description when selecting beans, forgetting that the beans themselves will also affect the production rhythm. The powder cake is loose and the oil is sometimes too much or too little. The barista has to go back and forth between pressing the powder and extracting it, which can take more than ten seconds per order.
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Yesterday I shared with you how to make cold brew coffee, so today let’s try the challenge of making iced drip coffee! Compared with cold brew, the production method of ice drops is more complicated and requires more energy and time. You can refer to the graphic content of this article and make adjustments and production based on your own equipment and preferences~
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee From the perspective of coffee flavor, pre-grinding coffee beans will speed up the loss of coffee flavor. This is why most cafes, including Front Street, recommend freshly ground coffee. For domestic processing by hand
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Although more and more people are paying attention to single-origin coffee, in terms of ordering at FrontStreet Coffee stores, Italian coffee still accounts for the majority. This is just a matter of preference. It does not mean that espresso coffee is better than single-origin coffee, or that people who drink espresso coffee do not
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If you are a novice and want a coffee guru who has been in the coffee industry for a long time to recommend a practical and easy-to-use hand brewing filter cup, then Front Street believes that the filter cup he recommends to you will most likely be a product launched more than 20 years ago - V60. Even though new filter cups are constantly being introduced every year, as of today, they are still
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(Serve a normal latte first) Some friends asked, "Why did the milk foam break down and big bubbles appeared in the coffee I just finished latte within 2 minutes?" I believe that friends who make milk coffee have had similar experiences. In this issue of Barista Development Notes, we will analyze why this situation occurs. coffee oil
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Choosing coffee beans Coffee beans actually determine the flavor of the coffee beans produced. Many people are used to coffee being bitter, especially students who like to drink coffee from an American chain coffee shop. If you are used to drinking bitter coffee, it is recommended that you try iced Mandheling coffee first, which allows you to drink iced coffee just like you usually drink.
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Iced coffee is suitable for waiting slowly, or it is suitable to be made in advance and put in the refrigerator to become a refreshing drink during commuting, afternoon or dinner. The water passes through the coffee grounds at a slower speed, resulting in a gentle release of aroma and a smoother mouthfeel than hot brewing. When choosing beans, you can start from what you want to drink that day: if you want a bright, fruity flavor, look for light roasts.
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If you are a frequent drinker of hand-brewed coffee, Front Street believes that you will often see friends around you who can tell the difference between washed and sun-dried coffee with just a glance or a sip. Due to the fast identification speed, many friends are amazed by this and don't know how it is done. There was it yesterday
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Black coffee generally refers to pure coffee with nothing added except water. American style, pour-over, ice-drip, etc. are all members of black coffee. Because they do not add any ingredients that can affect the taste of coffee, such as milk, cream, sugar, etc., the taste of coffee can be displayed more purely. I believe it is not difficult for everyone to discover that Bing
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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 follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. FrontStreet Coffee recently saw a discussion mentioning "What is the difference between ice-brew coffee and cold brew coffee", and then some of the replies below said there is no difference, and some joked that "it is made by me."
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Recently, a friend came across this post on the Internet: "If you steam for too long, it is easy to brew under-extracted coffee." Obviously, this statement goes against our long-standing understanding of steaming. Because as we all know, the purpose of steaming is to expel the carbon dioxide in the coffee powder, allowing us to more easily convert the coffee into
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. When some customers buy coffee beans at FrontStreet Coffee stores, they do not have the equipment to grind the beans at home, so they ask the barista to bring the beans to them.
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"Excuse me, do you have ice-drip coffee?" "Yes, today's ice-drip coffee is..." "How can it be made so quickly?" "Due to time constraints, ice-drip coffee is prepared in advance and placed in the refrigerator." "Then how long does it take to make a cup of ice-drip coffee?" This is a conversation that occasionally occurs in Front Street stores. Regarding ice-drip coffee, in addition to "price"
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Today, Front Street will share a new basic latte pattern - "Leaves"! This time, the method of the leaf pattern is almost the same as that of the Thousand Layer Heart. Both patterns are formed by swinging the milk vat at a uniform speed to create regular and symmetrical lines. If you have learned the Thousand Layers Heart, then it is equivalent to the leaves being in the bag. leaves
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Many friends who are new to the industry will encounter the same problem when buying beans: when buying small packages, they are afraid of the trouble of placing frequent orders, and when stocking large packages, they are worried that they will become stale after being stored for a long time. After all, coffee beans are agricultural products with an expiration date. There is actually a set of ideas that you can refer to in terms of how much to buy at one time and at what pace to replenish the supplies. Combine specifications, consumption speed and
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The characteristics of cold brew coffee are well known. It is high in sweetness, low in acidity and slightly bitter, and has a rich and fragrant taste. It is easy to make. Even without any professional equipment, you can easily make a cup of delicious cold brew coffee at home. Therefore, Front Street has always recommended that everyone make their own cold brew at home. It is simple and delicious. But the making of cold brew coffee is also
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There are a dazzling array of coffee brewing instructional books in bookstores. Those of you who are just starting to learn manual brewing must be worried about whether this is the right thing to do in every aspect of brewing, right? What is the most important thing when making coffee by hand? To put it simply, it means mastering the status of coffee beans, the standard of flavor, and maintaining the correct
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There are many ways to brew coffee, and ice dripping is one of them. Iced coffee is another type of iced coffee. In summer, iced coffee is even more popular among coffee friends. Ice-drip coffee is naturally brewed not with hot water, but with low-temperature water, which is different from our usual hand-brewed coffee.
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