Coffee term: Arabica (coffee arabica)
Arabica species (coffee arabica): together with Robsta species and Leiberia species, they are called the three primary species of coffee. Native farming is Ethiopia. It has the best quality among the three original species. It is mainly planted in the highlands.
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Coffee and wine specialty coffee formula soju coffee
Coffee Origin Formula: soju Coffee name: Caf Brulor Origin: French and American ingredients: deeply cultivated Coffee 150cc; Brandy 20cc; Cinnamon; cloves; mint leaves; 2 cubes of sugar; lemon peel; operation: put spices, sugar, lemon peel and brandy in a shallow pan and boil over low heat. After extinguishing, pour the coffee into the pot and use it again.
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Coffee roasting beans Coffee roasting degree Resolution Chart
American Coffee Association (SCAA) roasting standard this standard uses infrared caramelization tester technology (Agtron) to measure the color of coffee beans to determine the roasting degree of coffee, and the color is divided into eight equal parts into eight standard color blocks for coffee industry as roasting identification. The above colors are for reference only according to the baking degree preferred by each country. This is also coffee roasting.
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