The origin of flower-drawing skills
In 1988, the American National people's Congress. Hume packed breakfast coffee for guests in his own small cafe in Seattle. When he added milk, he inadvertently formed a beautiful heart on top of the coffee. This inspired him so much that since then he began to study the method of making coffee, and flower drawing became popular. Since the invention of this technique, it has been quickly sought after by coffee lovers, which has prompted professional baristas all over the world to delve into new techniques and styles, so as to enrich and mature them in just more than ten years, leading the fashion trend of coffee consumption.
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Seven principles of perfect Coffee
Here are seven simple rules for making good coffee: use freshly roasted coffee beans and store them for no more than a week, preferably those roasted half an hour ago. Store the coffee beans in a dark container. Freshly ground coffee beans before blending. Leave the water in the faucet for a few seconds before use, and then boil it with the fresh cold water that has just flowed out of the faucet.
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