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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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The degree of roasting of coffee beans is very important because it determines its overall taste and also affects the presentation of the flavor. To put it simply, if the coffee you brew is particularly bitter, it means that its roasting degree is very dark. When the taste is very sour, it means that the roasting degree is too light. Therefore, for those who are pursuing a balanced taste, it is best to start with a medium roast.
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"Your latte on Front Street is delicious! It has a faint candy flavor! What Italian blend of coffee beans do you use?" "Does your latte add sugar? Why does it taste sweet? It tastes so good!!" When guests come to Qian Street and order a cup of latte, they will all involuntarily exclaim like this, Qian Street Ben
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Among the many Italian coffee choices, if someone asks which type of Italian coffee has the highest milk content, FrontStreet Coffee will definitely answer latte. Latte coffee is divided into iced latte and hot latte. Their methods are slightly different, but the formula is the same.
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When we go to Luckin Coffee or Starbucks, or to independent cafes, we can always see coffee with the word "white" on the espresso menu. Everyone calls this coffee differently. Luckin calls it Orui White, Starbucks calls it Fuli White, and independent cafes call it Australian White Coffee. These are actually the same meaning
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After drinking too much traditional dark roasted Italian coffee, you will inevitably want to change the taste. As a result, most people will replace the dark roast blend in the bean warehouse with SOE coffee beans that highlight the flavor, thereby making sour coffee with a prominent flavor. This type of beans is often lightly roasted. If we use ginseng to extract dark roasted beans,
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The Moka pot is the main appliance for making coffee in many families. The concentration of the coffee it extracts is between espresso and American style, with beautiful oil. Drink it directly and make it rich. When mixed with milk, it will be a smooth milk coffee. When choosing beans for a Moka pot, there are two priorities: oil and taste. Oil is given priority because of the extraction principle of the Moka pot and the performance of oil.
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Tasting coffee is like tasting wine. There are always some industry secrets. When we drink a cup of specialty coffee, there are naturally many different angles to analyze its quality. For example, the difference between hot and cold coffee is a relatively simple entry point. Many baristas like to say when describing a certain bean, "It's hot...medium and...low."
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When it comes to Yirgacheffe, I believe many people will think of distinctive characteristics such as floral aroma, non-bitterness, citric acid, citrus, tea taste... The reason why Yirgacheffe coffee beans have such a gorgeous flavor and a refreshing and bright tone is firstly due to the terroir of the place of origin, and secondly, the mastery of roasting, because the coffee beans
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Many times, when we come to a strange coffee shop, we will not directly choose a certain type of coffee or beans. Instead, we will tell the barista our preferences and hope to help recommend it. Many people will say that they want to drink something "sweeter", but unexpectedly the barista brings a cup of strong black "bitter coffee" and emphasizes its sweetness.
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Front Street - Introduction to the three major coffee origins 1. Coffee from Latin America: It has cocoa and nutty flavors, a balanced taste, low acidity, and moderate mellowness. The coffee beans from this origin are highly regarded for their mild flavor and refined taste. 1. Brazil: Recommend Front Street Cerato Coffee (mellow taste, with a bit of moderate acidity, and
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We usually see baristas making very neat and simple movements when making espresso, and it seems that a cup of rich coffee base can be prepared in just two minutes. However, in fact, an ideal cup of espresso requires controlling the proportion and balance of various parameters in order to pursue the best taste and flavor, and mastering these proportions requires
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Front Street is willing to bet that among all the coffee drinks made by friends who own coffee machines at home, milk coffee must be at the top. Among them, latte is the most popular "appearance". Because of this, Front Street always receives a lot of questions about homemade latte coffee, such as "Which milk to choose?"
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Italian coffee refers to the concentrated liquid extracted by an Italian coffee machine. In most cases, the coffee concentrated liquid is not used for direct production. Of course, sometimes some customers order Italian coffee for the sake of refreshing and strong taste. This is not common. Italian espresso is produced with a 1:2 ratio of coffee.
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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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From an extraction point of view, whether a cup of Italian coffee tastes good or not depends first on the choice of coffee beans, then on the taste and concentration of the concentrate, and finally on details such as the ratio of ingredients and temperature. Among them, the production of concentrate has troubled many home coffee makers because of various emergencies. For example, by
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Speaking of coffee rankings, perhaps it would be more appropriate to say that coffee price rankings are more appropriate. Why? Front Street believes that coffee has a price and can be clearly ranked by price. For example, Front Street Blue Mountain Coffee, Front Street Panama Geisha Coffee, Front Street Cat Shit Coffee, etc. are among the most expensive coffees in the world.
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Espresso coffee has a thicker texture and richer oil than drip coffee. Making high-quality espresso coffee is inseparable from good espresso beans. Generally speaking, espresso coffee beans are blended with coffee from several origins to achieve a balanced flavor. Front Street Coffee (FrontStr
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Espresso, as the name suggests, is concentrated coffee extracted using an espresso machine. Because of its high concentration and strong taste, water or milk is usually added to make an American style or latte. Since the espresso machine is a high-temperature and high-pressure extraction machine, it is easy to amplify the characteristics of the coffee beans themselves, and the entire production process
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Whether the coffee tastes good or not is ultimately a matter of personal taste. Some people like the bright fruit acid, which they think reflects the vitality of coffee; some people prefer the mellow sweetness, which they think is a reassuring taste. Sweetness and sourness are not mutually exclusive—many good beans have both—but know your preferences and choose your beans accordingly.
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