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Competition in coffee shops is fierce, and it shows on the menu. In the past, if I wanted to go to a coffee shop and order a cup of coffee, I would at most be confused between a latte or a cappuccino. Now if you just want to drink a latte, you can tangle with the arrangement and combination of No. 1 coffee beans, No. 2 coffee beans, milk, oat milk, and coconut milk. Usually at first I just want to order
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The emergence of specialty coffee has not only attracted attention to the flavor of coffee, but also made the differences between varieties the focus of discussion. As the main coffee variety, Arabica can be said to be a recognized representative of excellent coffee varieties. There are many sub-varieties, and they will show different characteristics depending on different planting areas and processing methods.
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When summer arrives, many people will have one more word on their coffee list: cold brew. Compared with hot brewing, cold brewing uses low temperature and slow brewing, which reduces the bitter substances in the coffee. The entrance is smooth and the fruity aroma is more prominent. It tastes like a cup of juice with the aroma of coffee. But whether the cold brew is good or not depends on the beans. Right choice
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Senior coffee fans all know that the coffee beans used in specialty coffee are Arabica coffee beans. Its caffeine content is lower than that of Robusta coffee beans, so it scores better in coffee flavor cupping.
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As we all know, there are three major varieties of coffee: Arabica, Robusta and Liberica, and the most common ones are Arabica and Robusta. Among them, Arabica production accounts for 70% to 80%. Robusta is different from Arabica. Because Arabica has an elegant flavor, the coffee beans grown in Arabica
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When we buy coffee beans, we can see very attractive floral aroma descriptions on the labels of some beans, and if we can’t resist, we will buy them directly. But when the brewing is finished and it’s time to taste and drink, something like this often happens: “Where’s the floral aroma? Where is my floral aroma? Why can’t I drink it?
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Front Street Yirgacheffe is known as the entry coffee for specialty coffee lovers. Why is this so? First of all, of course, it has to do with its price. Front Street Yirgacheffe coffee beans are extremely cost-effective, with an average pack (half a pound) of about 80-90 yuan. The second is its excellent flavor and taste, which is suitable for ordinary beginners.
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In recent years, soe coffee has become more and more popular, and many barista competition contestants often use soe coffee. Relatively speaking, soe coffee will highlight the flavor and body of the place of origin. So what is soe coffee? SOE stands for Single Origin Espresso.
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Customers who often come to Qian Street to drink coffee sometimes ask the barista if they have a lazy coffee machine suitable for use at home. The best price is also reasonable. Then... let’s learn about the American drip coffee machine! American drip coffee maker (Drip Coffee Maker) is currently used more commonly
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: What is the correct way to drink Americano from Frontsteet Coffee? Front Street's barista will occasionally be asked such tricky questions by some customers. Every time, Front Street will tell him to taste it carefully and think it tastes good. Actually before
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As the hot summer weather intensifies, people's demand for refreshing coffee continues to soar, and many "new ideas" have been inspired in the industry. Like last week, a reader sent a question to Front Street, asking: Can coffee be extracted in the form of bags like tea? Because she felt that the ear-hanging ear should be filled with water in stages and the amount of water should be controlled.
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If you know something about coffee, you must know that coffee beans are roughly divided into two types: Robusta coffee beans and Arabica coffee beans. They can be said to be our two most common bean species, but why is Arabica coffee more popular? So today, Front Street will share what is the difference between the two
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Many friends asked the baristas on Front Street what soe coffee is, and why many boutique coffee shops now have soe coffee, but FrontStreet Coffee does not put soe coffee on the menu. Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet C
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What is the correct way to drink Americano coffee? Front Street's barista will occasionally be asked such tricky questions by some customers. Every time, Front Street will tell him to taste it carefully and think it tastes good. In fact, Front Street knew that he was asking Front Street if there was a set of standards for drinking coffee, but Front Street thought that everything should not be rigidly adhered to.
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The original intention of cold brew coffee is that under low temperature conditions, small molecular substances that tend to be aromatic and sour are more easily released in cold water, so the coffee tastes light and tastes sour and sweet. In addition, since it is not restricted by equipment or location, cold brew can be said to be a coffee that is easily accessible to people, as long as they have the original coffee at home.
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Sumatra has a very complex system to distinguish the Mandheling coffee produced. The most common one is to distinguish different Mandheling coffees by naming them according to different regions, green beans merchants and processing methods. For example, Front Street Lin Dong Mandheling, Front Street Tiger Mandheling, Front Street Golden Mandheling, Front Street Vintage Mandheling, Front Street Coffee
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Everyone knows about espresso, but do you know about SOE coffee? Maybe you will find that more and more cafes will provide SOE. But there is no SOE coffee in Front Street Coffee. Why? Come to Front Street and tell you about SOE Coffee. SOE's full name is "Single Origin"
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When it comes to which country produces the most coffee, Front Street believes that it is Brazil. The total annual production is about 2.7 million metric tons, accounting for one-third of the world's total coffee bean production. But you know what? In fact, Brazil’s geographical environment is not suitable for the growth of coffee. After reviewing the data of Front Street Coffee, we found that Brazil’s landforms are single and the climate is
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For more specialty coffee knowledge, please pay attention to: Frontstreet Coffee Today, Colombia is the second country in the world in terms of Arabica coffee bean production. Colombian coffee is famous for its unique flavor and the mild and rich aroma that exudes in every cup of coffee.
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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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