Classic espresso from Golden Circle Cappuccino Cafe

Gold ring cappuccino practice:
1. Extract single / double espresso
2, cold milk, about 65 °C is appropriate, fully cut and sponge
3. Pour the hot milk (including foam) into the cup filled with espresso to bulge at the top.
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Caffeine's effects on the body
1. Caffeine is good for both short-term and long-term memory. Earlier studies have found that caffeine helps short-term memory, and more recent studies have found that caffeine also has benefits for long-term memory. Drinking 300 to 400 milligrams of caffeine a day can help prevent cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease, said Dr. Jack Lynn London, senior dietitian at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. 2. caffeine extract
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How to use expired coffee powder? Coffee powder can remove the smell.
Jiang Jie, a professional who has been engaged in coffee business for many years, said that although expired coffee powder can no longer be drunk, coffee has the effect of absorbing peculiar smell and can turn waste into treasure. Smokers do not find the smell annoying, but non-smokers are quite cold about it. Put some expired coffee powder in the ashtray, can dispel the smell of the ashtray, but also easier to extinguish cigarette butts. Home
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