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I don’t know if you have heard of the saying: It is easier to master than to break into the door by hand. It means that you can make coffee with your hands, but it is very difficult to make a cup of delicious coffee according to your own ideas. There are actually not many factors that affect hand-brewed coffee, among which water temperature is one of the four major factors in brewing. hand
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For more knowledge on specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee. In the past, when Frontsteet shared the knowledge of espresso extraction, they would focus on parameters such as grinding degree, powder volume, ratio, extraction time, pressure, etc., and also focus on analyzing the steps such as receiving powder, spreading powder, and pressing powder.
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When Front Street shared knowledge related to espresso extraction before, he would focus on the impact of parameters such as powder volume, ratio, grinding, time, and pressure on extraction. In addition, it also focuses on analyzing the operating essentials of the steps of receiving powder, spreading powder, pressing powder, and snapping the handle. Only the water temperature, Front Street always
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If you ask whether water temperature is important for extraction, Front Street thinks it is important, but not that important. As a tool to adjust the extraction speed, the higher the temperature, the easier it is to extract soluble substances. However, because coffee with too high a water temperature will quickly release bitterness, a conservative range should be chosen. Generally speaking, most of the
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please pay attention to: Frontsteet Coffee Every day, many friends do not use a thermometer when brewing hand-brewed coffee. They use a rough water temperature to brew a coffee bean. Then, because the taste is different every time, they begin to question whether it is a coffee bean.
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When it comes to water temperature for hand-brewed coffee, everyone tends to use a higher temperature for extraction, because high temperature can not only improve the extraction efficiency, but more importantly, can produce rich sweet and sour aroma and flavor. Basically, the water temperature used for hand-brewed coffee rarely drops below 80 degrees Celsius. So, is it possible to brew coffee at a temperature lower than this?
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finally! Washed by the cold air, Front Street finally felt the coolness of autumn in Guangzhou. Although it was said that it lasted only a short time, it was better than nothing. And as Front Street often shares, the drop in temperature will have a certain impact on coffee. This impact is not only on the extraction, but also on the production
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Because American soldiers were not used to drinking the highly concentrated small cups of coffee in Europe during World War II, they asked the store to dilute it with hot water to imitate the taste and taste of American drip coffee. Because such a cup of coffee was so popular among American soldiers, it was named American coffee.
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Whether American coffee tastes better hot or iced is the same as whether tofu pudding tastes salty or sweet, which has attracted coffee lovers to two factions. At this time, there will always be people who eat melon and say: Obviously it is espresso mixed with water, isn't it the same whether it is iced or hot? It’s really different! What is Americano? Americano coffee originated from World War II
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Cold brew ~ Cold brew ~ as the name suggests, is coffee made with low-temperature cold water. The most common method is to soak the coffee powder with normal temperature water (cold boiled water) and put it in the refrigerator, then wait for the cold water to extract the flavor substances, and finally filter it to obtain the coffee liquid. Because cold brew coffee has its own icy taste, it’s more about pursuing richness when drinking it.
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Because American soldiers were not used to drinking the highly concentrated small cups of coffee in Europe during World War II, they asked the store to dilute it with hot water to imitate the taste and taste of American drip coffee. Because such a cup of coffee was so popular among American soldiers, it was named American coffee.
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If we don’t want to go through an overly complicated coffee making process and want to drink the delicious taste of freshly brewed coffee, then hanging ear coffee must be the most suitable choice. Making coffee on the ear is very simple. There is no need to grind powder or prepare professional brewing tools. We only need a cup and any kettle, and we can complete it.
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As one of the representatives of iced coffee, cold brew is usually made with normal temperature water (about 20-30℃). However, due to the low extraction efficiency, it needs to be soaked for a long time to obtain more flavor substances to highlight the sweetness and body of the coffee. Experienced friends all know that making a pot (cup) of cold brew is quick and easy.
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For more knowledge about specialty coffee, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee Tea is Chinese culture, and coffee has slowly entered people’s attention and become one of the three major drinks, becoming an indispensable part of people’s lives. Love for coffee
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Recently, many friends have purchased ear-mounted coffee and asked for recommendations on brewing methods. Today, the barista from FrontStreet Coffee will share how to brew ear-mounted coffee. You know, a cup of delicious coffee is inseparable from good beans. Here Front Street briefly lists some suitable coffee beans for you.
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Geisha is probably a highly talked-about variety in the world of specialty coffee: its elegant jasmine aroma, citrus and black tea-like delicate flavors make many enthusiasts willing to practice brewing for it. However, Geisha is mostly lightly roasted, and the beans have a dense texture and strong exhaust, so you need to use the habit of deep-roasting beans to soak them.
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In addition to being brewed with hot water, coffee can also be made with cold water. Coffee made with cold water is called "cold brew coffee" and has a different style compared to hot brewed coffee. Cold brew coffee is divided into cold brew coffee and ice drip coffee. Cold brew coffee is to soak coffee powder in cold water, and ice drip coffee is to use drip filter.
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Many well-known brand coffee shops have launched new "iced coffee" products exclusive to summer, such as affogato made with coffee and ice cream, iced drip coffee filtered with ice water, and cold brew coffee made by directly soaking coffee powder in cold water. Cold brew coffee, called ColdBrewCoffee in English, is
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Front Street noticed that many friends buy a pack of coffee beans and then make hand-brewed or cold brewed coffee at home. These two are indeed the most convenient and quickest brewing methods, and the equipment required does not need to be expensive. So a friend asked: Why are the flavors of cold brew coffee and hand-brewed coffee made with the same coffee beans different? —
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For more specialty coffee knowledge, please pay attention to: Frontstreet Coffee If you want to drink cold brew coffee, but don’t want to go out to buy it, then FrontStreet Coffee is here to teach you how to make cold brew coffee at home. Cold brew coffee is a
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