A good Espresso can see tiger spots.
A good Espresso can see tiger spots! What is tiger spot? Coffee fat (creme), an amber foam floating on the surface of espresso. Coffee fat is a combination of emulsions and foam colloids, made up of vegetable oils, proteins and sugars. Because it contains more dissolved matter per unit volume, espresso has a thicker texture than water drop coffee.
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Using the clever filter cup method of American drip coffee machine (pot) to make coffee
The principle of smart filter cup clever coffee dripper is to use the anti-dripping principle of American drip coffee machine (pot) to make coffee, then any American drip coffee machine (pot) with anti-drip function can achieve the effect of smart filter cup, and the coffee made in this way will not feel too light. Here's a cheap 10-person American drip coffee maker (pot).
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What is the difference between Espresso, latte and cappuccino?
Espresso (Espresso) or espresso is a type of coffee with a strong taste by brewing coffee with extremely hot but non-boiling hot water under high pressure and grinding it into a very fine coffee powder. It was invented and developed in Italy and began in the early 20th century, but until the mid-1940s, it was a drink made solely by vapor pressure. In the hair
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