A minute to learn about coffee.
Coffee History:
It has been more than 1500 years since the first discovery of coffee by shepherds in Ethiopia. This is more than 1500 years full of hardship legends and rich and colorful.
In 500 years, the shepherd Caldai was the first to discover the wonderful use of coffee.
In 525, the first coffee tree was planted in the Arabian Peninsula.
In 1475, the first coffee shop was born in Constantinople.
In 1615, coffee was introduced into continental Europe from Venice, Italy.
Coffee was introduced into North America in 1620.
In 1690, coffee was introduced into Asia.
In 1723, de Crewe, a French officer, brought coffee seedlings to America.
In 1893, coffee was grown in Kenya and Tanzania.
In 1902, missionaries brought coffee to Yunnan.
Espresso / Italian coffee / espresso / Espresso
The pressurized vapor passes directly through the coffee powder, and the resulting liquid is called espresso. It belongs to pure coffee and is the base of other coffee drinks.
2. Maggiadoto / Macchiato / Macchiato
1 espresso + 0.5 milk foam (fat in milk)
American Coffee / Black Coffee / Americano
1 espresso + 2 water
White Coffee / Flat White
1 espresso + 1.5 hot milk
5. Latte / Latte
1 espresso + 1.5 hot milk + 0.5 milk foam
Herbalife / Combana / Con Panna
1 espresso + 1 chocolate syrup + 1 whipped cream
7. Brev / half latte / Breve
1 espresso + 0.75 hot milk + 0.75 whipped cream + 0.5 milk foam
8. Cappuccino / Cappuccino
1 espresso + 0.5 hot milk + 1.5 milk foam
IX. Mocha / Mocha
1 espresso + 1 hot milk + 0.5 chocolate sauce + 0.5 fresh cream
10. Caramel macchiato / black sugar macchiato / Caramel Macchiato
A drink made by adding espresso, vanilla and pure caramel to hot milk
Irish Coffee / Irish Coffee
1 espresso + 1 Irish Whiskey + 1 whipped cream
Viennese Coffee / Viennese
1 espresso + 0.5 whipped cream
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Coffee's thousand strange hundred flavor coffee and seasonings
With the development of "flavored coffee" in the early 1980s, more and more "coffee condiments" appeared.
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Cup score and Coffee Grade
Those who like coffee should have heard the word "cup test". After a comprehensive evaluation of aroma, flavor and taste, the cup tester will give a score, which indicates the quality of the coffee. The following is for reference.
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