Why use a coffee powder press?
We all know that when using an espresso machine, the hot water is brewed at about 9 atmospheres (of course, this is not a fixed value, there are 12 atmospheres or more), and the pressure is very high when the water penetrates the coffee cake. the water is inert. What is inertia, that is, water will penetrate through the weakest part of the coffee cake, not from the thickest place.
Therefore, if you do not use a coffee powder press to compact and flatten the coffee, the essence of the coffee will not be extracted, or some parts will be over-extracted.
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Fancy Coffee: how to choose Milk with foam
As the saying goes: a skillful wife cannot make bricks without rice. When getting rid of milk foam, the choice of milk is equally important. If you don't choose milk, the milk foam will be rough and break quickly, and if it is heavy, you can't make milk foam at all. Let's just say what to do.
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Coffee grinding summary: choose the grinding degree suitable for coffee utensils
In the article "four Essentials of Coffee Bean Grinding", we talked about four points that should be paid attention to in the process of coffee grinding. In the previous article, we have shared three points.
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