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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Cold brew coffee is so popular. One reason is that it is very simple to make whether in a coffee shop or at home. One is the taste of cold brew coffee, which has not only conquered many coffee gourmets
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Americano has become the drink of choice for many young people. A cup of Americano after a meal can not only relieve greasiness and promote digestion, but can also effectively break down fat. With appropriate exercise, it can have a slimming effect. Therefore, Americano has also become the coffee drink of choice for many celebrities. Front Street Coffee (FrontStr
Read more →The weather is getting hotter and hotter, and FrontStreet Coffee’s iced drip coffee is also selling like hotcakes. In fact, ice-drip coffee is not as complicated as everyone believes. Today, FrontStreet Coffee will share how to make ice-drip coffee.
Read more →Customers come to Front Street and ask questions out of curiosity after ordering a cup of Golden Mandheling coffee. Why do most Indonesian coffee beans use wet planing instead of washing or sun-drying? At the beginning of this article, let’s talk about what wet planing is. What is wet planing? Wet planing method, also
Read more →"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
Read more →We all know that different processing methods will bring rich and diverse tastes to coffee. For example, FrontStreet Coffee has dozens of categories on its bean list, covering more than ten different processing methods. Today, Front Street specializes in wet planing, semi-sun drying, and pulp sun drying.
Read more →The types of Italian coffee currently available in FrontStreet Coffee include latte, cappuccino and mocha. Among them, latte and cappuccino have the highest order rate. So what is the difference in taste and flavor characteristics between them? How much caffeine is in a latte? catch
Read more →At the Front Street store, there are always customers who clearly express their needs as soon as they come: "Is there a coffee that is not sour and has a stronger taste?" At this time, the Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) barista will often give two choices: Brazilian and Mandheling. To explain the flavor difference between the two
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Nowadays, when you walk into a boutique shop, you will always see flat white coffee, latte coffee, cappuccino and other milk coffees on the Italian coffee menu. Some also have dirty or even relatively niche piccolo coffee. Among these dazzling varieties of coffee, what’s the difference between Australian white and latte?
Read more →PWN GOLDEN MANDHELING 01 | Introduction to the production area. The main producing areas of Indonesian coffee are Sumatra, Java and Sulawesi. Among them, the Mandheling produced in Sumatra is the most famous. Mandheling is also known as Sumatra coffee, North Sumatra
Read more →Whenever Front Street brews coffee by hand, as long as the bulge in the powder bed is relatively large during steaming, there is a certain probability that customers and friends will ask: "Why is the bulge in the powder bed not so big when I brew coffee?" This is a topic that Front Street often shares! It makes sense, although the drum sound when steaming
Read more →Whenever buffalo milk is mentioned, the ones we always blurt out are double-skinned milk, ginger milk, fried milk, almond fried milk, peach gum stewed milk, phoenix milk paste... wait! Wait! If I continue, tears will really fall from the corners of my mouth. Buffalo milk, as a major feature of Guangdong and Guangxi regions, has been often
Read more →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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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 Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffe
Read more →The sun-drying method, as the name suggests, is to lay the harvested coffee berries flat on the ground (a special drying net or terrace), use sunlight exposure (about 2-3 weeks) to remove moisture from the coffee berries until the moisture content reaches the target value, and then use a machine to remove the dried husks to get the green coffee beans we want. Sun exposure
Read more →Sumatra coffee can be said to be the originator of full-bodied coffee. It is also the main producing area of Mandheling coffee. It not only has rich flavor and sweet taste, but can be made into blended coffee or drunk as a single product. Today, FrontStreet Coffee is focusing on this product from Sumatra.
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What we usually talk about most is the brewing of coffee beans. Today Front Street will tell you about the roasting of coffee beans. We know that the process of coffee beans from raw beans to cooked beans is the roasting process, and this process includes light roasting, medium roasting and dark roasting. What kind of coffee beans should be roasted? At the same time, light roast and medium roast
Read more →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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Green coffee beans cannot be picked directly from the tree and can be roasted and consumed directly. To have a good flavor, many steps are required. People often think that the flavor of coffee depends on the variety, planting environment and cultivation method, but in fact, there is an important link from planting to roasting, called "coffee bean processing method".
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Many people add sugar to their latte, probably because they don’t have beans with enough sweetness. In a decent cup of latte, the milk comes with the sweetness of lactose. If the beans have a solid sugar content, you can drink it with a mellow sweetness without adding sugar. This kind of sweetness is neither sharp nor overpowering, like maltose slowly melting on the tip of the tongue, and it is still stuck in the throat after swallowing
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