How to adjust the thickness of manual bean grinder?
First, unscrew the top nut and remove the handle.
Second, you can see a nut that can rotate up and down. This is the principle of adjusting the thickness and "thick and thin". Adjust it several times and adjust it to the best condition.
Third, the fixed long piece, with the nut stuck, play a fixed role, and finally the handle, on the nut to be fixed. That's all right.
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Specialty coffee Royal Coffee (Flame Coffee)
Drunk coffee: a cup of hot coffee is about 8 cents full, add 10 ml red orange peel wine, rotate and add a layer of whipped cream, sprinkle cinnamon powder and finely diced orange peel. Sweet, smooth and intoxicating. Royal Coffee (Flame Coffee): one of the classic fancy coffee. Pour the coffee into the cup, put the whole cube sugar on a special spoon, and drop 2-3 drops of BRANDY.
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How to make coffee in a mocha pot?
Pay attention to several points: water quantity, water quality, heat, coffee powder dosage and thickness, stirring, time a good cup of coffee should be strong concentration but not too bitter, with milk and milk foam can get a cup of strong milk coffee (Latte or Cappuccino) coffee powder to grind the finest, but also only cook one or two people, in the average family, the more economical choice is mocha
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