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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. When everyone walks into a coffee shop, many people will be attracted by the barista’s technique of making fancy coffee. The barista uses smooth latte art to perfectly blend espresso and milk to create a cup.
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When drinking specialty coffee, you can’t avoid Ethiopia. This country is the original birthplace of Arabica coffee. The origin of the word "coffee" is related to the ancient Kingdom of Kaffa in Ethiopia. Ethiopian beans generally have a floral and fruity aroma and a tea feel, and are synonymous with "good taste" in the minds of many coffee lovers. But Ethiopian beans also have several paths.
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Recommended for beginners - Front Street Mandheling G1 Coffee Bean Front Street Mandheling is a very special coffee. When roasted in a medium-dark color, you can taste its unique aroma of pine wood and spices, as well as an extremely mellow taste. It is a coffee bean full of country and roughness. It is suitable for beginners to practice flavor tasting and those who like strong and bitter drinks.
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This article is an American coffee brewing tutorial from FrontStreet Coffee. Before the article begins, let me first talk about what is Italian style, what is American style, what is hand-brewed coffee, and what is black coffee. Italian refers to the concentrated liquid extracted with an espresso machine. Most
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When making coffee, the ratio of powder to water is the first brewing factor we need to determine. What is the standard powder-to-water ratio? The answer is: the golden ratio is 1:18, that is, every 1g of powder corresponds to 18ml of water. This ratio was obtained by the American Coffee Association through surveys and extensive practice. but
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Without prompting, Front Street believes that it would be difficult for anyone to imagine that this syringe-like prop is actually used to make coffee. Yes, it is the AeroPress, a very popular coffee “toy” in the coffee circle. The reason Front Street calls it a "toy" isn't because it can't consistently make
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Colombia is the second largest producer of Arabica coffee beans in the world after Brazil. Everyone is familiar with the chocolatey taste of Colombian coffee beans. As we all know, coffee originated in Ethiopia. If no one brought coffee seeds or coffee saplings to Colombia, what would happen?
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The coffee we drink has different flavors, but in fact they are all related to the roasting degree of the coffee. The flavor of coffee under different roasting degrees behaves differently. The appreciation of specialty coffee has also become a science. More and more people are learning to appreciate the unique floral and fruity flavor of specialty coffee, and people are exposed to more and more light-roasted acid coffees. light roast coffee
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Come on, today I will share with you an idea about the brewing method - high concentration and low extraction. This brewing method can minimize the bitterness of coffee and make the coffee achieve a good flavor expression. What is high concentration and low extraction? Here Front Street will give a brief introduction. Everything still has to be extracted from this "Golden Cup"
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When it comes to what are the top ice drinks in summer cafes, apart from the "star players" such as Ice American, Cold Brew, and Ice Drops that have always been at the top of the list, Ice Hand Brew is undoubtedly the most popular one. It is not only refreshing and pleasant, with a soft sour taste, sweet and clear, but also refreshing and quenching thirst under the action of ice cubes. It can definitely be called a summer heat reliever.
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It's May and summer is here. In the hot summer in Guangzhou, even if it rains, it is still so sweltering. Without a cool drink, I really don’t have the courage to live in this furnace-like Guangzhou. So recently, many friends have come to the front street store to buy beans suitable for making iced coffee.
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Front Street believes that many of our friends have come across a hot topic that has become popular on the Internet recently: "Why don't Italians drink hand-brewed coffee?" Obviously, the answer to this question is the same as the article shared by Front Street last year: "Why are you easily beaten when ordering iced American coffee in Italy?", they are all negative.
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At FrontStreet Coffee, you will see espresso machines filled with large and small ceramic cups, and these cups have specific meanings. Different types of coffee cups are used for different types of coffee. This article from Front Street will tell you the secrets in these coffee cups.
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Because American soldiers were not used to drinking the highly concentrated small cups of coffee in Europe during World War II, they asked the store to dilute it with hot water to imitate the taste and taste of American drip coffee. Because such a cup of coffee was so popular among American soldiers, it was named American coffee.
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Flat White, directly translated as flat white coffee, also has different names such as Australian white, Australian white, and Fuli white. It is one of the most popular drinks in coffee shops in recent years. This article on Front Street will talk about this trendy drink, Flat White. How Flat White evolved
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Mandheling is not the name of a production area, a place, a port, or a coffee variety. The origin of its name is actually a mispronunciation of the Mandheling ethnic group in Indonesia. During the Japanese occupation of Indonesia in World War II, a Japanese soldier drank Mandheling coffee in a cafe.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) Frontsteet I believe that many friends will think that coffee shops are gathering places for literary figures when they first come into contact with specialty coffee. Because whether you are a customer in a cafe or a friend around you, you can always enjoy a cup of coffee.
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Mandheling is not the name of a production area, a place, a port, or a coffee variety. The origin of its name is actually a mispronunciation of the Mandheling ethnic group in Indonesia. During the Japanese occupation of Indonesia in World War II, a Japanese soldier drank Mandheling coffee in a cafe.
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Colombia is the second largest producer of Arabica coffee beans in the world after Brazil. Everyone is familiar with the chocolatey taste of Colombian coffee beans. As we all know, coffee originated in Ethiopia. If no one brought coffee seeds or coffee saplings to Colombia, what would happen?
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Friends who like to go to specialty cafes should know that Front Street Mandheling coffee is well-known for its unique herbal aroma and excellent body, so it is especially suitable for people who prefer strong tastes. In recent years, there is a Front Street Oiran coffee from Ethiopia that has a full fruit aroma and freshness.
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