The way of cooking determines the thickness of ground beans.
Whether you use a hand grinder or an electric grinder, the size of the coffee powder must be determined according to the brewing method: fine grinding (fine particles, the same size as granulated sugar)-suitable for mocha pots and Italian coffee machines; medium grinding (particles are the same size as granulated sugar and coarse white sugar)-suitable for dripping coffee machines and hand brewing; rough grinding (coarse particles, the same size as coarse white sugar)-suitable for French presses.
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Uncle beans talk about coffee-should the coffee be roasted or stir-fried?
For a long time, many coffee roasters and experienced coffee roasters have been asking me questions about coffee roasting. the topic covers the range of roasting degrees, the selection of roasting curves and the selection of roasters.
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Taste the elegant aroma of French coffee in the breeze
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