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Requirements of basic knowledge of espresso to do Espersso
Crema persistence: for a long time, there are no cracks. The thickness of Crema: generally 3-5 mm, the thicker the better. Taste: balanced, sweet, sour and bitter. Palate: balanced, full-bodied and smooth. Carrying cup: the requirement of WBC is 50-80ml cup, and the requirement of CCAB is 50-90ml cup. Temperature: warm cup and plate temperature 45 degrees, cup temperature 80 degrees, evaluation temperature 65
2015-01-21 Italian espresso coffee basics common sense Espersso requirements Cre
Lamarzocco grinder vulcano
Vulcano Fresh coffee explosion The Vulcano is a new family of espresso coffee grinders that bring together La Marzoccos distinct design with Mazzers unparalled technology. The Vulcano was inspired by the original 1960s model, which was cre
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Italian Coffee The Secret to Making the Perfect Crema Barista's Tips
The secret to making the perfect crema While machinery is an important factor in making coffee or espresso with a delicious crema, other factors besides machinery also play a decisive role in making Schmlikaffee (Swiss for crema). Crema, which has thick golden foam, is composed of countless fats, proteins and various sugars.
2015-10-27 Italian coffee cup perfect crema secret tips cre
Color of espresso oil Crema Crema espresso espresso mixed with oil
What is crema? Why did crema disappear? A series of complex chemical changes occur during coffee roasting to produce large amounts of carbon dioxide. Most of the carbon dioxide will be released naturally during the storage of ripe coffee beans, but more carbon dioxide will remain in the cell wall. The pump pressure correlation of 9 bar is the insoluble oil in emulsified coffee. actually
2016-07-12 Italian espresso coffee grease Crema color matching what cre
Tips for making espresso: the secret of how to extract the perfect espresso (crema)
Each cup of espresso has a layer of brown fine oil on the surface, which is called crema. If you look closely, you will find that the crema color on the surface of each espresso is different, and the common crema colors range from light gold, hazelnut, ochre to dark brown. What message does these crema with different colors reveal to us? Things
2015-12-28 Italian Coffee making Essentials how to extract one Cup Beautiful concentrated cre