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The ratio of milk to coffee, beans used, extraction parameters, etc. of latte coffee will be slightly different in each store. But generally, a latte is a coffee drink in which a large amount of milk is mixed with espresso. Many friends sent private messages asking about FrontStreet Coffee.
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Although more and more people are paying attention to single-origin coffee, in terms of ordering at FrontStreet Coffee stores, Italian coffee still accounts for the majority. This is just a matter of preference. It does not mean that espresso coffee is better than single-origin coffee, or that people who drink espresso coffee do not
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Nowadays, people are paying more and more attention to single-origin coffee, but in terms of ordering at FrontStreet Coffee stores, Italian coffee still accounts for the majority. When it comes to the selection of espresso beans, FrontStreet Coffee focuses on
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A surprise question from Front Street: When you pour coffee powder into a filter cup and a scene like the picture below appears, what will you choose to do? A: Pat it flat B: Pat it flat C: Choose one or two. I believe that most of my friends are the same as Front Street. They will choose to flatten the unevenly distributed powder bed by tapping the filter cup.
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Why won't your pour-over bloom dome up? Front Street Coffee breaks down the common causes — uneven g
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Front Street has noticed that many coffee novices or baristas think that the key techniques for making espresso are milk foaming and latte art, but Front Street believes that the most important thing for espresso is the extraction of espresso. The espresso doesn't taste good. No matter how smooth and dense the milk foam is, and no matter how beautiful the latte art is, this cup of milk coffee won't taste good. forward
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I believe that friends who often use Moka pots have heard or seen the "double ponytail" phenomenon! It is during the extraction process of Moka pot coffee that the coffee liquid suddenly changes from a weak and slow water flow to an impactful "high-pressure water cannon". Then, since the Moka pot has two liquid outlets, it became
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"Does the water-washing process just wash the coffee beans?" "Does the sun-drying process mean just drying the coffee beans?" "Does the honey treatment mean adding honey to the coffee beans?" The significance of the coffee bean processing method The coffee bean itself is the core part of the coffee berry, and the purpose of the coffee processing method is to avoid damage as much as possible
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What makes a good cup of iced drip coffee? There are no detailed standards. Everyone has their own production methods and standards. What details need to be paid attention to when making ice-drip coffee, such as the selection of ice-drip coffee beans, grinding thickness, powder-to-water ratio, water drop flow rate, storage and quality assurance, etc. Today’s article will talk about various operational details.
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We often hear this sentence from some more experienced coffee guys or bloggers: "If you manage the powder bed well, hand-brewed coffee will taste better!" Some friends are very confused by this! Since I have just started, I haven’t had time to figure out exactly what a powder bed is, let alone conduct research on the powder bed.
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A big difficulty in making espresso is that we have to constantly adjust the amount of powder, grinding thickness, ratio and other parameters to improve the quality of the coffee, so that it can achieve an ideal extraction process within tens of seconds. In addition to observing the flow rate, pressure and extraction time, the way to judge whether it is good or not is that the coffee powder cake after extraction is also
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If we want to add some extra aroma or taste to the coffee, we will add some other ingredients to the coffee to let the coffee obtain their aroma/flavor. This is a very common practice. For example, if we want coffee to have a certain floral aroma, we can soak certain dried flowers in coffee; such as
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) For a delicious cup of latte, Frontsteet believes that the most important thing is the quality of coffee beans and milk, the ratio of coffee to milk and the extraction and fusion operation. Point 1: Choose the right materials. Why is latte so good?
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We know that the grading method of coffee beans is usually based on the actual situation of the growing country. Some are classified according to the size of the coffee beans, such as Kenyan coffee; some are classified according to the altitude, such as Blue Mountain coffee; and some are classified according to the coffee defect rate, such as Ethiopian coffee. As the gene bank of Arabica, Ethiopia has a wide range of coffee varieties.
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Front Street found that many friends are troubled by the problem of Moka pot coffee often being over-extracted. Because Front Street often shares tweets about Moka pots, some friends leave comments in the comment area with questions like: "How to avoid over-extracting coffee with a Moka pot" or "Why is the extracted coffee too bitter?" and other questions. Indeed, compared to its
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Front Street found that many friends are troubled by the problem of Moka pot coffee often being over-extracted. Because Front Street often shares tweets about Moka pots, some friends leave comments in the comment area with questions like: "How to avoid over-extracting coffee with a Moka pot" or "Why is the extracted coffee too bitter?" and other questions. Moka pot and espresso
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Many home coffee lovers allocate a large part of their budget to a coffee machine, but they only have a grinder. But in fact, in home semi-automatic Italian style, the grinder is the link that really determines the upper limit of bean selection. The uniformity of grinding is directly related to the stability of extraction. No matter how good the beans are, if the powder thickness is uneven, too much fine powder will cause problems.
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If a home espresso machine wants to produce cafe-quality products, in addition to choosing the right beans, the two actions of powdering and pressing are equally critical. Many friends have unstable extractions. The reason is not the machine, but the state of the powder in the handle: the powder is unevenly distributed and the pressure is not vertical. The water flow will escape from the loose side, and the extraction will naturally become thicker.
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Nowadays, when you usually go to a coffee shop, the shop provides hand-brewed coffee and espresso. Friends who usually drink less coffee may be confused about this. It’s the same coffee, what’s the difference? FrontStreet Coffee will explain to you the differences between these two types of coffee.
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"Boss, why are the sizes of your bag of beans so uneven? Each bean looks quite unique..." This is the most common question some friends ask customer service after receiving the Ethiopian coffee beans they ordered from a store on Qian Street. We can see from the picture that as feedback from friends
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