Six common ways of making coffee siphon pot (Syphon)
1. Siphon pot (Syphon)
One of the most popular ways to brew coffee in cafes.
Principle of siphon pot: under the combustion of alcohol lamp, when the water temperature in the lower container reaches 92 ℃, the water is sucked into the upper container with coffee powder, and after soaking and stirring, the coffee is returned.
Suitable for coffee: slightly sour, medium-bodied coffee.
Degree of grinding: slightly thicker than powder, close to special fine granulated sugar.
Siphon cooking has the feel of a chemical laboratory. Some people say that because it can extract the most perfect part of coffee, especially the characteristics of coffee beans with that kind of refreshing and bright acid, and the acid has a mellow flavor, siphon cooking can give full play to the characteristics of this kind of coffee.
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Six common ways of making coffee: mocha pot (Moka Pot)
The basic principle of mocha pot is to use pressurized hot water to quickly extract coffee liquid through coffee powder. The earliest mochabi mocha pot was made by the Italian Alfonso Bialetti in 1933, and his company, Bialetti, has always been famous for producing this kind of coffee pot. Mocha coffee pots are commonly used in Europe. The mocha pot is divided into two parts, and the water is boiled in the lower part.
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