Yogurt iced coffee
First, stir the espresso, hot water and caramel syrup well, and cool it with ice water. Put yogurt jelly in a glass. Add ice until the glass is 6 minutes full and 4. Slowly pour the cooled coffee liquid into the glass. Pour the iced milk into a steel cup, beat it into foam with a coffee maker steam pipe, and put the foam with a spoon.
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Another kind of coffee-- White coffee
White coffee is a native product of Malaysia. It has a history of more than one hundred years. White coffee is not white. The difference between it and ordinary coffee lies in the process of making it. White coffee is made of special liberica,Aribica,Robusta and extra-extreme defingered cream raw materials. After moderate and mild low temperature baking and special processing, a large amount of caffeine is removed and the bitterness caused by high temperature carbon roasting is removed.
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Temperature and Coffee
Temperature and coffee temperature are important factors affecting the taste of coffee. In general, fresh coffee beans are controlled between 80 and 88 degrees, because fresh coffee is in a lively period, the use of high temperature will destroy the taste of coffee, while stale coffee is generally recommended between 88 and 95 degrees. Remember, we're going to extract a good cup of coffee, not one.
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