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In the world of specialty coffee, it’s understandable that more and more people prefer single-origin beans. Coffee roasters can use the roasting method that is most suitable for a certain bean to achieve the best flavor. In addition, when selling single-origin coffee, you can also introduce customers to the growing environment of this coffee and the story about it. However
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The value of home Italian blends lies in the ability to switch drinks with the rhythm of the day. You need a short and concentrated cup of espresso in the morning, you want to add milk at breakfast, you might want to make an iced American style in the afternoon, and you have to entertain your family with a moka pot on the weekends. Beans suitable for families usually have a clear sweetness, adequate thickness, and a tolerance to different
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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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When choosing Italian bean blends, you can start with the most common way to drink them throughout the day. You need a quick pick-me-up in the morning, you want to make a cup of Americano while commuting, you may add milk in the afternoon, and you want to try iced coffee on the weekend. These scenarios all have different requirements for the aroma, concentration and sweetness of the beans. First imagine how the coffee will actually be drunk, and then
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FrontStreet Coffee has recently had many new customers come to its store. People no longer just drink coffee, but also learn different extraction methods. The easiest extraction method is hand-brewed coffee. Compared with the espresso machine, which has a higher starting price and takes up more space, it is simple.
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When you drink a cup of coffee can affect your expectations of the beans. When people are in a hurry to go out, they usually want a clear, smooth, and effortless taste; when they sit down and drink slowly on the weekend, they can pay attention to the aroma changes and sweetness. Taking the daily rhythm into consideration, it is easier for novices to find coffee that they are willing to drink continuously.
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(Serve a normal latte first) Some friends asked, "Why did the milk foam break down and big bubbles appeared in the coffee I just finished latte within 2 minutes?" I believe that friends who make milk coffee have had similar experiences. In this issue of Barista Development Notes, we will analyze why this situation occurs. coffee oil
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Iced coffee has been around for centuries, and the concept seems to have come from lands as far away as Vienna and France, so don't be ashamed if it's your first choice. Cold brew coffee has quickly made a name for itself over the past five years or so as it's become more accessible. Cold brew coffee and iced coffee
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"Drink your coffee while it's hot" is a saying that's often said to everyone for no reason! I remember a coffee drinker on Qian Street described the cold coffee like this: "After taking a sip, my head hurt so much. The bitter/sour + woody taste lingered in my mouth and made me shut up for a long time~" Let the hot coffee cool down
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The recipe for a bean blend is like a musical score: each bean is a voice, and the roaster's job is to get them to sing together in the cup to create the designed flavor. This article takes two classic recipes from the front street as an example to break down the role of Arabica beans in blending. Once you understand the design logic, you can read the recipe list of any blend.
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As the temperature drops, more and more customers order hot milk coffee at the Front Street store. The heated sweet milk and espresso blend into a cup of smooth hot latte, which is indeed very warming. In order to prevent the hot latte from cooling down so quickly after being served, some friends will heat up the milk. At this time, it is especially important to maintain a moderate milk temperature.
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When you first wake up in the morning, coffee is more suitable to maintain a light and clear aroma, instead of pursuing a strong taste as soon as you drink it. Choose lightly roasted beans with a floral, citrus or tea flavor. They will be bright but not heavy in the mouth, allowing the taste buds to slowly awaken. The water temperature should not be too high when brewing. Inject water in stages to keep the flow rate stable. The aroma in the cup will be cleaner.
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The advantage of light roasted coffee is that it can bring the aroma, sweetness and sourness of the place of origin into the cup. It is not only suitable for sitting down quietly, but also for rush mornings, work breaks when you need to refresh yourself, iced drinks on hot days, and relaxing drinks after dinner. When choosing, you can first imagine when you will drink
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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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SOE can of course be hand flushed. SOE originally refers to espresso beans from a single origin or a single batch, emphasizing the expression of the flavor of the origin in espresso extraction, and does not stipulate that only coffee machines can be used. After changing to a filter cup, the water flow will bring out more aroma and layers, and the sweet and sour changes will be easier to perceive. The key lies in the degree of roasting of the beans.
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Coffee beans with strong sweetness may not necessarily taste like sugar water in the mouth, but may also have a soft aftertaste like ripe fruit, honey, jam or black tea. When choosing, you can first imagine when this cup of coffee will appear: when you are rushing to go out, you need to wake up and drink smoothly; in the afternoon, you want to slowly feel the aroma; when the weather is hot, you want an iced drink to be refreshing.
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The use of a Moka pot is very simple, but the brewing process can still be bitter, overly strong, and lacking in flavor from time to time. Today we share some experience in using Moka pots, hoping that Moka pot players can master brewing techniques more accurately. Let’s think about it from selecting beans, brewing to tasting 1. Use
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When you need a refreshing cup of black coffee in the morning, the floral aroma, citrus notes and soft sweetness of Yirgacheffe are often more likely to open up your taste buds than the heavy roasted flavor. It’s recognizable without adding sugar or milk, and is suitable for pour-over, pour-over or simple immersion brewing. If you prefer a bright, clean cup feel, you can bake from light to medium-light.
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When choosing hand-brewed coffee beans, you can start by imagining where the cup will appear. When you are rushing to work, clear and refreshing flavors make it easier for people to drink easily; if you have enough time on the weekend, you can choose beans with delicate aroma and rich layers. If you often drink it in summer, you should also consider whether the sweet and sour taste is still bright after adding ice.
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The use of a Moka pot is very simple, but the brewing process can still be bitter, overly strong, and lacking in flavor from time to time. Today we share some tips on how to use a Moka pot, hoping that Moka pot players can make delicious espresso black coffee at home. Let’s think about it from bean selection, brewing to tasting 1. In use
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