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Black coffee is bitter to some people and sour to others. But if you hear "Wow, this cup of coffee is so sweet!" I believe you will think to yourself, "How can black coffee be sweet?" Front Street also explained in an article analyzing the material composition of green coffee beans that sucrose,
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Communication with professional baristas Please pay attention to FrontStreet Coffee. Many friends have asked the baristas on Front Street: "Can you really drink so many flavors from beans? How do you drink them?" First of all, this is a question about personal senses. Everyone grows up.
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What is specialty coffee? Specialty coffee as defined by the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA): In short, it is coffee obtained through good green beans, good roasting, and good extraction processes. It is specialty coffee. The so-called "SOE" is actually "Single Origin Esp"
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The biggest characteristics of Robusta variety coffee are high yield, high body, heavy bitterness, high caffeine content (1.7%~3.0%), and low price. Therefore, during the first and second waves, most instant coffee and blended coffees used a large amount of Robusta. Vietnam ranks second in the world
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If you want to achieve coffee freedom at home or in the office, the best way is to first determine what kind of coffee you want to drink. If you want to drink black coffee, you can choose ear-mounted, hand-brewed, or American drip machines. If you want to drink latte, you can choose a fully automatic coffee machine or a semi-automatic espresso machine. If you want to make it taste like a coffee shop
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When we often order at coffee shops, many baristas will recommend, "Would you like to try our SOE?" Some customers who come to Qian Street to drink coffee also take the initiative to ask if there is SOE coffee. The so-called "SOE" is Single Origin Espresso, which refers to the use of
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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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Hand-brewed coffee can well express the flavor of coffee beans. Generally, Front Street recommends hot hand-brewed coffee, but the scorching summer heat makes customers prefer iced hand-brewed coffee. Many customers will ask, what is the difference between iced hand brewed coffee and hot brewed coffee? Front Street is here to give you the answer today. Ice hand brew and hot
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Front Street knows that there are many ways to brew a bean, and different brewing methods have different flavors and tastes, which can bring different experiences to customers. Front Street is experimental and will use different brewing methods to find the special features of different coffees, whether it is French press, siphon pot, Italian extraction, etc.
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A few days ago, a coffee lover asked FrontStreet Coffee if they use the same beans, the same grinding degree, and the same amount of powder to produce milk coffee, American style, and espresso. Will there be different requirements for the powder-to-water ratio of the concentrate? So Front Street Coffee (F
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The entrance of Front Street Oiran Coffee has the acidity of citrus and guava, the fullness of berry juice, and the sweetness of sucrose. The aftertaste is like lemon black tea. The flavor is long-lasting and rich in layers. It is not only suitable for hand brewing, hanging ears, cold brewing, etc., but also can be used for the extraction of Italian SOE coffee and Moka pots. Here is
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Moka Pot is a coffee appliance that is very close to an espresso machine and can produce fragrant and oily coffee. A favorite among Italian families. But for us, moka pots are rarely accessible, so
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A few days ago, a coffee lover asked FrontStreet Coffee if they use the same beans, the same grinding degree, and the same amount of powder to produce milk coffee, American style, and espresso. Will there be different requirements for the powder-to-water ratio of the concentrate? So Front Street Coffee (F
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In our daily life, we can always hear about two major categories of coffee varieties: Arabica and Robusta. Compared with the Arabica variety that everyone loves, it seems that it is difficult to find Robusta on the market. Why is Robusta so unpopular? In this article, Front Street will compare the differences between these two varieties for you.
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The emergence of coffee machines has made people's lives more convenient. They have been spread by word of mouth and recommended to each other. Whether at home, in the office, or for commercial use, traces of coffee machines can be seen. The functions, styles, brewing methods, etc. of coffee machines have also been constantly improved and evolved. From the birth of the world's first coffee machine in 1818 to
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The emergence of coffee machines has made people's lives more convenient. They have been spread by word of mouth and recommended to each other. Whether at home, in the office, or for commercial use, traces of coffee machines can be seen. The functions, styles, brewing methods, etc. of coffee machines have also been constantly improved and evolved. From the birth of the world's first coffee machine in 1818 to
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Among the many single-origin beans, Indonesian Mandheling has won the favor of many coffee gourmets with its mellow coffee flavor. Many people think that mellow coffee must be very bitter. In fact, it is not. When the coffee reaches a certain mellowness, it will have a sweet feeling, and the mouth will have a sweetness like sucrose or brown sugar, such as Front Street Coffee.
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On weekdays, you can come into contact with a variety of customers at the bar, and quite a few of these customers are not used to acidic coffee beans. Usually, coffee with strong acidity is lighter roasted coffee, and indeed some lighter roasted coffee has an unacceptable sourness. Therefore, the guests naturally left coffee
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When we often order at coffee shops, many baristas will recommend, "Would you like to try our SOE?" Some customers who come to Qian Street to drink coffee also take the initiative to ask if there is SOE coffee. The so-called "SOE" is Single Origin Espresso, which refers to the use of
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On weekdays, you can come into contact with a variety of customers at the bar, and quite a few of these customers are not used to acidic coffee beans. Usually, coffee with strong acidity is lighter roasted coffee, and indeed some lighter roasted coffee has an unacceptable sourness. Therefore, the guests naturally left coffee
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