Food and gourmet English vocabulary Daquan coffee terminology
Flavor [flavor]
Acidity [acidity]
Body [alcohol]
Aroma [smell]
Bitter [bitter]
Bland [light]
Briny [salty]
Earthy [aroma of soil]
Exotic [uniqueness]
Mellow [aromatic alcohol]
Mild [mild]
Soft [soft]
Sour [acid]
Spicy [Xiangxin]
Strong [strong]
Sweet [sweet]
Wild [wild]
Winy [wine flavor]
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Control of Coffee Rust and Coffee anthracnose by Coffee Diseases
1. Coffee rust is the main disease of coffee, the most harmful, the damaged plants, light reduced yield, serious death. Coffee rust is mainly harmful to leaves and sometimes to young fruits and twigs. After the leaves were infected, many light yellow spots appeared at first and enlarged in the form of water stains, followed by orange-yellow powdery spores on the back of the leaves, and there was a light green halo around the disease spots, which gradually expanded or connected in the later stage.
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Basic knowledge of making Coffee Why to use a Coffee Powder Press
If you do not use a coffee powder press to compact and flatten the coffee (to make the density of the coffee powder in the powder bowl as uniform as possible), the essence of the coffee will not be extracted, or some parts will be over-extracted.
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