Boutique Coffee Dictionary commonly used coffee terms about coffee utensils
* Propeller bean grinder: a bean grinder with a knife shaped like a propeller.
* disk type bean grinder: a bean grinder whose knife is of flat plate type.
* Cone bean grinder: a bean grinder with a tapered knife.
* Bean storage tank: the space above the bean grinder to store coffee beans.
* Bean trough: the place at the bottom of the bean grinder to receive the ground coffee powder, and the bean trough for business use is usually the dispenser.
* dispenser: a tool for quantifying coffee powder, usually combined with the bean trough of a bean grinder.
* weight reduction board: the small parts attached to some mocha pots are mainly designed to allow users to put less coffee powder.
* pressure relief valve: the valve used to remove the pressure in the cartridge, which will be opened when the pressure reaches the set pressure.
* pressure valve: the valve designed for the accumulation pressure in the cartridge is constructed the same as the pressure relief valve, but with different functions.
* flannel: a material of flannel, which refers to the way flannel is used to filter coffee powder in Zichong coffee.
* Metal filter: in the filter type, the brewing method of coffee powder is filtered by using metal with very fine holes.
* Upper pot: the upper half of the plug kettle.
* Pot: the lower half of the stopper.
* the term Single:Espresso refers to brewing a cup of Espresso from a single portion of coffee beans (about 7g-9g).
* the term "Double:Espresso" refers to the brewing of Espresso from a double portion of coffee beans (about 14g-18g).
* the term Triple:Espresso refers to brewing a cup of Espresso out of three times the amount of coffee beans (about 21g-27g).
* filter: the parts of the Espresso machine containing coffee powder will have different capacities according to different types.
* boil the head: where the Espresso machine comes out of the water.
* filter handle: in an Espresso machine, the handle of the filter is locked on the head of the filter when cooking.
* non-porous filter: filter handle with no outlet, used to clean the brewing head and internal pipe of Espresso coffee machine.
* pump: a device in an Espresso machine that pressurizes water.
* filler: a tool for compacting coffee powder, preferably made of metal.
* Drum bean roaster: another name is drum bean dryer, whose baking chamber is barrel-shaped and can be rotated to stir coffee beans when roasting.
* Direct-fired bean roaster: a roaster that has no complete barrier between pyrogen and coffee beans and can directly heat and roast coffee beans.
* Air flow bean roaster: a bean roaster that uses hot air to bake coffee beans.
* semi-direct-fire bean dryer: a roaster with both air-flow and direct-fire heating.
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Coffee beans and coffee beans
* Coffee cherry: coffee tree fruit, because the skin color bright red, shape very similar to cherry and so named. * Round beans: coffee fruit in the process of growth, inside a pair of seeds in one of the development is particularly good, and the other seed will be eaten, so that the coffee beans should be oval into a round. * Elephant beans: larger than the average coffee bean, usually bland taste. * coffee
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Coffee terms commonly used in fine coffee dictionaries
* Cupping: a way to test the quality of coffee. Basically, put the ground fresh coffee beans in a cup, pour them into hot water and soak them, then scoop them out with a small spoon without filtering. * extraction: the necessary substance is dissolved through a liquid and precipitated. * caffeine: the chemical formula is C8H10N402, the only plant base containing nitrogen, such as refreshing, diuresis and elimination.
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