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With the development of specialty coffee, more and more people are fond of single-origin coffee. There are also two types of coffee on the market, one is single-origin coffee beans, and the other is blended coffee beans. Single-origin coffee beans are generally used for making hand-brewed coffee. Of course, there are also many boutique coffee shops that use single-origin coffee beans to make espresso. Blended coffee beans
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There are more and more coffee shops, and there may be four or five open side by side on the same street. When everyone's machines, milk, and even prices are similar, why should customers walk into your home and remember your home? The answer is often not in the device, but in the beans. Today, let’s talk about a method that is particularly suitable for differentiation: using fruity Italian beans.
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When opening a coffee shop, the choice of Italian blended beans directly determines the basic dish. A cup of latte, a cup of Americano, all rely on this bag of beans. Selecting beans for commercial use is completely different from that for home use. It’s not just about what you think tastes good. You also have to consider the three dimensions of oil performance, cost control and product stability. Italian blended beans
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Arabica coffee beans are used for espresso. The combination of variety and roasting degree determines the flavor in the cup. Arabica is the main variety of specialty coffee, with rich flavor levels. It is more delicate and complex when used to make Italian piña coladas. The Typica variety takes a clean and balanced approach to Italian cooking. Typica is the oldest Arabica
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When people mention Africa, their first impression is: desert, drought, tribes, poverty, mystery, etc. Precisely because of its climate and environment, it has become a paradise for coffee trees to grow. The world's first coffee tree was discovered in the Horn of Africa. As time goes by, Ethiopian coffee has become a popular
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Washed coffee is less likely to have a wild flavor, has pure and refreshing qualities, and is suitable for light roasting; this Front Street washed Ethiopian coffee can reach the highest grade of G1, which is already a grade with few flaws. After being roasted medium to light, Front Street Washed Jerkacheffe Flavor: Distinctive floral aroma
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As the name suggests, the sun-drying method is to use the sun to dry the red coffee cherries in the sun for a week. Sometimes the time will increase or decrease depending on the situation. After the peel and pulp are dried in the sun to a dark color, the peel and pulp are removed with a shelling machine. Finally, the defective beans are picked out and you're done. Good sun treatment
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Newbie and don’t know how to choose coffee? The dazzling variety of coffee beans makes it difficult for novices to choose coffee beans. There are more than 50 kinds of beans on the shelves at FrontStreet Coffee. Many friends who come to the FrontStreet store ask about coffee for beginners the most.
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Dark roasted coffee beans are basically bitter in dark chocolate. At the same time, they can provide a relatively mellow taste and the caramel aroma of traditional coffee. The most representative dark roasted single-origin coffee is Front Street. Front Street PWN Golden Mandheling, which has a mellow burnt aroma with the smell of herbs, wood, and spices; and then there is medium-dark coffee.
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Many people like to drink milk coffee, but they may not realize that latte, cappuccino, dirty, and Australian white do not have exactly the same requirements for beans if they also add milk. Some need to be rich and thick, some need to have outstanding sweetness, and some need to have layers of hot and cold collisions. Today’s article will be broken down by drink type to tell you
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Friends who drink coffee from a Moka pot will most likely struggle with one question: How to choose beans that are not sour? After all, the coffee brewed by the Moka pot has a high concentration, and the sour taste is obvious once it comes out. The good news is that as long as you focus on the following directions: "mellow, low acid, and rich in fat", there are good choices from entry to advanced.
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Many friends who don’t like to drink sour coffee have had this experience: they placed an order after looking at recommendations online, only to get a sour taste that made them feel bad. What exactly determines the sourness and bitterness of coffee? How to choose to avoid the sour taste? This article explains it all once and for all. The sourness and bitterness of coffee mainly depends on these factors when roasted
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When making Italian coffee, beans determine the lower limit. Whether the espresso tastes good, whether the latte art goes smoothly, and whether the milk coffee blends well or not, largely depends on the Italian beans you choose. Today’s article will not talk about metaphysics, but will explain Italian bean selection clearly from the three dimensions of oil, recipe, and scene. Fat: Espresso, the "face" of Italian beans
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When introducing specialty coffees from different places, Front Street rarely mentions the country Russia, because it gives us the impression of more of a love for strong vodka than a dark refreshing drink. In fact, coffee not only has a long history of development in Russia, but also has a unique taste based on local conditions.
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Different from the bitter coffee in the past, today's coffee not only has a variety of flavors, including sour, sweet, bitter, and strong, but also has different names corresponding to different production methods. Generally speaking, hand brewing will choose coffee beans from a single origin, because this can give you a unique flavor; for Italian coffee, traditionally
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When it comes to making espresso at home, determining the freshness and taste preferences of the coffee beans in the blend is most critical. Italian blended coffee is also called mixed coffee. Simply put, it is a coffee that has been professionally prepared by a barista and mixed together different coffee beans to achieve a specific flavor. The more traditional blending goal is nothing more than flavor ratio
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American beans focus on a balanced taste, Indonesia and Blue Mountain emphasize a mellow taste, while African coffee beans focus on floral and fruity flavors. Among them, Ethiopian coffee is famous for its elegant white floral aroma and bright lemon-tangerine acidity, which has left a very deep impression on many people. If you want to recommend an Ethiopian one
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SOE is the abbreviation of Single Origin Espresso, which refers to making espresso from coffee beans from a single origin or source. It does not deliberately blend multiple flavors together like traditional blending, but allows the fruity aroma, sweetness or tea flavor of a bean to be concentrated in a short time of extraction.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. As we all know, FrontStreet’s menu is very simple, but there are many hidden menus behind it. For example, coffees such as Flat White and Dirty are not on the menu.
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Italian coffee may be a series of coffee drinks that are generally loved by people. You may not like black coffee that is sour or bitter when you drink it directly, but Italian coffee can provide you with different taste and flavor experiences by adjusting the proportions. Among them, adjusting the ratio of concentrate and milk may be the basic operation in Italian coffee.
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