Eye-opener! Take a look at what Tuhao equipment are used in the top cafes in foreign countries?

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With Specialty Coffee The spread, popularity, and growth of specialty coffee in the United States and other markets around the world has led to a number of new coffee machines, including the Variable-Pressure Extraction Espresso (La Marzocco, Synesso, and Slayer), Bkon, Steam punk, Drip filters (many brands) that meet the Gold Cup criteria, PhiloPress, Fully Automatic Hand Punches (like traditional needle printers), and more. Compared to traditional machines, these new devices were remarkable and attracted many new users. Some of them even competed to log in to the Chinese market. After all, China was rich in almost the most local tyrants on earth. But there's one device that doesn't seem to be showing up yet, of course, or maybe I'm just ignorant.

Slayer Variable Pressure Extraction Espresso Coffee Machine (3 heads)

Synesso Variable Pressure Extraction Espresso Coffee Machine (Nine Heads)(Photo: Sprudge)

Bkon Vacuum Extraction Coffee/Tea Machine (Picture: The Daily Tea)

Steampunk Semi-automatic Electric Siphon Coffee/Tea Maker (Photo: foodrepublic.com)

So what is the device that hasn't yet appeared on the chinese market or has appeared and I haven't seen? It is Modbar. In fact, this equipment does not necessarily have many breakthroughs in technology, but its design concept is very innovative, and the effect of the equipment is of course very eye-catching. Its biggest feature is that the original integrated equipment is reassembled, the main equipment is installed under the bar, and only the most direct coffee operation and production parts are left on the countertop. The appearance is extremely exaggerated, exquisite and very eye-catching. Some of the newest coffee shops in America, or some of the famous third wave coffee shops, compete to use this equipment.

Modbar Left: Brewing head of espresso machine Right: Steam head for heating milk and blowing milk foam:

Hand coffee punch (picture: counter culture ):

What is the price of this equipment? You don't have to think about it, you know it's expensive, maybe super expensive, but no matter how expensive it is, it will land in the Chinese market sooner or later, not only because China is the biggest potential market, but also because China has local tyrants_local tyrants should also be low-key and have a foundation; and some local tyrants coffee shops are mainly to burn the most expensive coffee equipment, with the most inferior coffee beans (including stale imported beans from abroad).