The Origin of the Coffee Pot in Royal Belgium
The Belgian coffee pot originated in the 19th century and was used exclusively by the Belgian royal family at first and later became the top coffee pot dedicated to the European royal aristocracy. The Belgian royal coffee pot can not only enjoy the process of extracting coffee, it is also a beautiful work of art. Its ornamental, usefulness, and collectability are incomparable to any coffee pot. There are many theories about its origin, but the better known one was invented by a British naval technician in 1840. Then it was improved by the French and Austrians. For nearly 50 years, the strange machine became one of the common decorations on middle-class tables in Paris and Vienna. After a hundred years, although the Swiss once loved it. But it was not until 1985 that the most specialized production began.
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A brief introduction to several utensils of high-quality coffee
The main utensils commonly used when making coffee are as follows. A special pot for making milk foam. If you add milk, use a steam nozzle to make foam. The material is made of stainless steel or heat-resistant glass. The milk foam machine is used for manually beating milk foam, which is composed of two parts. Method of operation: pour fresh milk into the cup, pull the handle to press down the air, you can make a small milk bubble, scrape off the coarse milk foam.
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Common sense of Coffee and the knack of Cappuccino pulling flowers
I was inspired by Cappuccino, which happened by chance. Mr. Song Ben, president of the (delicious Coffee Research Society), told me that the Cappuccino of an Italian cafe (DolceVita) in Nanjing had a strong percentage of people, and he also took me to see it. If the Cappuccino flower was really brought up, it completely caught my eye, because I didn't see it.
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