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"Burned! Burnt! Burnt! Burnt! Bitter! Bitter! Bitter! Bitter!" Friends often report that the coffee they make with a Moka pot tastes either burnt or bitter, and it does not achieve the mellow, rich, balanced and soft taste. So today Front Street is going to share what causes the burnt and bitter taste, and what we should do
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As coffee has become everyone's daily life, it is not difficult for us to learn a lot of new and comprehensive knowledge about coffee through video software. In addition to studying how to brew and taste the flavor, many friends have begun to develop a strong interest in coffee bean roasting. However, many friends just impulsively change coffee
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On such a hot day, of course you have to drink iced coffee. But for Front Street, who has difficulty choosing, there are so many ice coffee categories on the market, how should you choose between cold brew, ice drip, nitrogen coffee, and Japanese ice coffee? We all know that iced coffee is generally extracted at low temperature, and the extraction speed is slow, but in terms of flavor, it is
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Ice-drip coffee refers to a method of dripping ice water into coffee powder at a constant speed, and slowly extracting the aromatic substances of coffee under normal pressure. Since low-temperature ice water cannot easily extract the bitter substances of coffee, the slow flow rate greatly improves the extraction rate of coffee, so the taste of ice-drip coffee is strong but not bitter. If you choose a more prominent flavor
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Ice-drip coffee is made by melting pure ice into small water droplets, adding freshly ground coffee powder to extract the coffee essence at a uniform speed, and then refrigeration for eight hours to naturally ferment. Ice-drip coffee has a mellow taste, pleasant sweetness and sourness, and is refreshing and delicious. It is a popular drink that must be on the list every hot summer day on Front Street. What is the principle of ice drop
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To be honest, making an iced Americano is a very simple matter. We only need to pour the extracted espresso into the prepared ice water, and the iced Americano is done. However, just like what Front Street has always shared, making it is easy, but doing it well is more difficult. Ice American
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Roasting is the process in which coffee beans change from green green beans to brown cooked beans. The longer the roasting time and the longer the heating time, the darker the color of the coffee beans will be. The color of the surface (bean surface) of coffee beans produced at different times will also be different. In this case, FrontStreet Coffee
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I believe many friends know that although iced drip coffee belongs to the same category as iced coffee, iced Americano, iced latte, and iced pour-over, the price of iced drip coffee is always much more expensive than other iced coffees, and sometimes the portions are even smaller. For example, a cup of Americano in Front Street costs 23 yuan, while a cup of iced drip coffee costs 40 yuan. The latter is more expensive than the former.
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Yirgacheffe coffee has a unique citrus, lemon fruit aroma, with the fragrance of jasmine, a fresh and bright texture, and a clear-cut sour taste, clean and free of impurities. The high altitude brings a large temperature difference between day and night to Yirgacheffe. The temperature difference between day and night delays the production speed of coffee fruits and can form more flavors.
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Compared with before, the popularity of coffee in China has greatly increased. In addition to drinking, many friends have begun to purchase coffee equipment to make their own coffee at home. But there are always some items that are still niche products in home-made menus today when coffee has become very popular. For example, iced drip coffee does not have many friends.
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No matter what method we use to make coffee, whether it is hand brewing, cold brewing, or Italian style, we need to grind the coffee beans into powder before starting to make it. The purpose of this is to increase the water contact surface area of the coffee, speed up the dissolution of flavor substances, and give the brewed coffee a fuller taste.
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Iced coffee is a test for the beans: low temperature will amplify the sweetness and weaken the aroma, so the flavor concentration of the beans must be sufficient. The Ethiopian Oiran on Front Street makes iced hand-brews. The aroma of strawberry and passion fruit is still clear after the ice cubes cool down; the blueberry juice in Xija feels like a smoothie with ice after being chilled, and the flavor concentration of iced coffee is as strong as beans.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. When talking about iced coffee, the first thing that comes to mind may be methods such as ice dripping and cold brewing. Today Front Street will share with you another very simple ice coffee recipe, which is ice brew.
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Recently, a friend asked Front Street: "Why do you have to close the air holes after coffee beans are ground into powder, so that the carbon dioxide in the package cannot be discharged?" The significance of the vents on coffee packaging Front Street will seal the packaging immediately after the coffee beans are roasted and cooled, which can minimize the flavor of the coffee beans.
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Flowery and fruity beans have their own halo, but when you use them to make a cup of black coffee (American style or hand-brewed) without sugar or milk, the expression of fruit acid is the key to success: if you make it well, the sourness and sweetness are balanced, bright and clean; if you don't make it well, it will be so sour that you will frown, and it will be as light as water. This article talks about the parameters and ideas for making black coffee from guava beans. There is only one core issue -
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Cold brew is suitable for preparation in advance: put coffee powder and room temperature water into a container at night, refrigerate overnight, filter it and drink it the next day. It is not as quick as hot brewed coffee, is usually softer in the mouth, and retains a clear sweetness even when it is cold. Adjust the concentration according to different needs such as morning, afternoon or adding milk, one can of cold brew is enough
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If you want to make delicious ice-drip coffee, Front Street believes that the following three points are indispensable: Select floral and fruity coffee beans: Since cold brew coffee is coffee extracted at low temperature and for a long time, more small molecular substances in the coffee beans such as floral aroma and fruit acid are extracted, while large molecular substances such as tannic acid and other bitter substances are difficult to extract.
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"Why does hand-brewed coffee have no fat? Is it because the beans are not fresh?" I saw such a discussion topic on Qian Street recently. Hand-brewed coffee is not really free of fat. Although it is not noticeable, it will be reflected in the taste. What is coffee creme? When it comes to coffee crema, the first thing you may think of is the golden color of espresso.
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There is no fixed answer to whether SOE tastes good when made into a latte. It is usually made from coffee beans from a single origin or batch, and the flavor recognition will be more obvious than common blends. After milk is added, the sweet and sour, fruity and nutty tones of coffee will be re-amplified or softened, so the same cup of beans can be used for breakfast, afternoon
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Coffee beans with a nutty cocoa flavor usually give people a mild, sweet, and thick impression, and are suitable for daily cups that do not want to be disturbed by sharp acidity. It makes a refreshing black coffee and goes well with milk, syrup or breakfast snacks. When choosing, you can first imagine when you will drink it and what utensils you will use to make it, and then judge your needs.
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