Instant coffee needs salt, you know?
[Do you know that instant coffee requires salt?] Pour a bag of instant coffee into a cup and add a little salt. Just a little is enough. When we usually make desserts, we often put some salt, which can effectively stimulate the sweetness of sugar. Adding a little salt to the coffee also removes the bitterness of the roast coffee, making it more aromatic and smooth. You can try it. It's amazing.
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When coffee becomes a habit
When coffee becomes a necessity of life, a physical enjoyment or a spiritual pleasure, or even a fashionable pursuit, it will become more and more intimate in our lives.
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The rise of "coffee meal" leisure catering quietly transformed
The way coffee and simple meals are mixed and sold is welcomed by consumers. Coffee shops, which used to focus on coffee products, now add Western-style simple meals such as steak; the old line is selling roast duck, but they want to break new ground in the coffee field. In the spring of 2014, under the tide of catering enterprises seeking transformation one after another, leisure catering in Beijing also showed new characteristics. Chinese and Western restaurants and cafes are integrated and developed
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