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Figure out the difference between espresso and drip coffee. What is drip coffee?

Figure out the difference between espresso and drip coffee. What is drip coffee?

Cafes, cafes, or coffee shops crowded with all kinds of people are always a good place for people to communicate or study. Cafes, cafes, or coffee shops crowded with all kinds of people are always a good place for people to communicate or study. The earliest use of the coffee shop was to provide a place for wise men to negotiate. The coffee shop used to be called Penny University, because people

2014-10-13
Powder filler and espresso extract how to make espresso with coffee beans

Powder filler and espresso extract how to make espresso with coffee beans

Filler base diameter: the filler base diameter is very important, but the mainstream problem in the market is not the filler diameter, but its effective filling area. Most filler manufacturers, when making fillers, almost always wrap the edge of the base in an arc. However, this small design reduces the effective filling area. The following figure illustrates this phenomenon (VS

2016-07-19
Powder filler and Italian espresso extraction filler Italian coffee machine Italian coffee beans

Powder filler and Italian espresso extraction filler Italian coffee machine Italian coffee beans

Filler base diameter: the filler base diameter is very important, but the mainstream problem in the market is not the filler diameter, but its effective filling area. Most filler manufacturers, when making fillers, almost always wrap the edge of the base in an arc. However, this small design reduces the effective filling area. The following figure illustrates this phenomenon (VS

2016-06-23
The method of Swan Coffee drawing

The method of Swan Coffee drawing

1. Place the milk pot close to the edge of the coffee cup and slowly pour in the mixture until 70% of the coffee cup; 2. Pour in the milk (reduce the tilt of the milk pot) and shake the milk pot to make a circle; 3. Move the milk kettle to the back and make a figure similar to the conch; 4. Slowly move the teapot to the front to draw out the body of the swan; 5. Pour the milk down and move the kettle to draw a curve to

2014-05-22
Size zero coffee cup

Size zero coffee cup

This creative coffee cup made by an Israeli designer has a size zero figure coveted by its peers, and its ultra-thin shape is inevitably pitiful when it is placed on the table.

2014-07-16
Interesting design screw fruit plate coffee table

Interesting design screw fruit plate coffee table

This square coffee table may not attract your attention, and the fruit plate on the coffee table is definitely a bright spot. This fruit plate uses screws to form the shape of a bowl. I don't know how many screws have been used. You can count if you are interested-see figure 2, but it cannot be moved, integrated with the coffee table and permanently fixed on the table. Some people may think that the gap between the screws is difficult to clean, if you like

2014-07-21
Some common household baking appliances

Some common household baking appliances

The simplest, of course, is the mobile network ~ ~ Price: 10-100. Recommended: * (picture from incafe.blogbus.com) retrofit street popcorn pot price: 10-300 recommended: * * (the picture comes from hohojazz.blogcn.com) oven price: 99-599 recommended: * stuffed pot baking, represented by Beibei No. 1 price: 200600, depending on the material recommended: * * Note: this picture

2014-08-04
There are three things to pay attention to when mixing coffee

There are three things to pay attention to when mixing coffee

1. To mix a flavor, you have to have an idea of what you want to taste, that is, you have to figure out what kind of coffee you want to drink. According to a certain standard to mix out the taste that has been formed in the brain, all the coffee beans used must have their own task; 3. When mixing coffee beans, be sure to be familiar with the taste and characteristics of all kinds of coffee beans.

2014-08-20
A cup of coffee, the seed that changes the world

A cup of coffee, the seed that changes the world

The problems in the coffee industry have existed for a long time.

2014-08-22
Coffee nose (le Nez du Cafe) 36 fragrant cucumbers

Coffee nose (le Nez du Cafe) 36 fragrant cucumbers

The feeling after smelling: at first, the smell was very strange, similar to the smell released by the smelly elder sister when I was a child. At first, I didn't believe in my nose. After letting others smell it, everyone really felt the same way. I can't figure out how this smell can be a beautiful smell! So try again, close your eyes, and then associate, gradually taste

2014-08-28
Coffee consumption map

Coffee consumption map

This is a list of the top 20 countries that consume coffee per capita each year. The figure is 2008 or earlier. Global production is 7358897 tons, so the world averages 1.3kg per person per year.

2014-08-30
Coffee producing areas in Cuba

Coffee producing areas in Cuba

The establishment of the earliest seven coffee plantation sites, including Raglan Piedra, Elkovre, El Salvador and Nisto Perez, are listed as World Cultural Heritage. The seven coffee plantations were reclaimed in the 19th century on virgin land in the foothills of Maestra (postcard in figure 17) in the southeastern provinces of Santiago and Guantanamo. Coffee production in Cuba: Cuba (Cuba)

2014-09-01
Coffee fruit Coffee Cherry

Coffee fruit Coffee Cherry

After the coffee flowers fade, they are replaced by small coffee fruits. The ripe coffee fruit is red and looks a bit like the familiar cherry, called coffee cherry. The freshman coffee fruit is green and turns red after ripening for about six months. After maturity, if it is not picked in time, it will slowly turn black. The color of mature coffee fruit is related to the variety, most coffee

2014-09-03
Comparison of caffeine and calories in common drinks

Comparison of caffeine and calories in common drinks

# comparison of caffeine and calories in common drinks figure # caffeine and calories are very low in normal coffee. Try to reject coffee with sugar and sherbet or even cream! (thin man go away.) Not only high in calories, but also unable to understand the taste of coffee itself.

2014-10-09
Coffee novice science article: freshly ground coffee is not instant coffee

Coffee novice science article: freshly ground coffee is not instant coffee

The coffee powder grinded by roasting coffee beans cannot be completely dissolved in water, of course, you can also brew it directly with coffee cups and hot water, but only if you can tolerate the coffee grounds in this mouth, otherwise, it is recommended to refer to the following figure for the following basic coffee utensils and usage. (PS: the temperature indicated by hand flushing in the picture is suitable for light coffee beans.) -

2014-10-11
Coffee novice science article freshly ground coffee is not instant coffee

Coffee novice science article freshly ground coffee is not instant coffee

The coffee powder grinded by roasting coffee beans cannot be completely dissolved in water, of course, you can also brew it directly with coffee cups and hot water, but only if you can tolerate the coffee grounds in this mouth, otherwise, it is recommended to refer to the following figure for the following basic coffee utensils and usage. (PS: the temperature indicated by hand flushing in the picture is suitable for light coffee beans.) -

2015-01-14
Coffee production in Cuba

Coffee production in Cuba

In 1833, Cuba had 2067 coffee plantations. Among them, seven coffee plantation sites, such as La Gran Piedra, Elkofre, El Salvador and Nisto Perez, which were the earliest established coffee plantations, are listed as world cultural heritage sites. These seven coffee plantations were established in the 19th century in the foothills of Maestra in the provinces of Santiago and Guantanamo in southeastern Cuba (postcard in Figure 17).

2015-02-16
The characteristics and Market of Cuban Coffee

The characteristics and Market of Cuban Coffee

According to records, there were 2067 coffee plantations in Cuba in 1833. Among them, the earliest seven coffee plantation sites, such as Raglan Piedra, Elkovre, El Salvador and Nisto Perez, are listed as World Cultural Heritage. These seven coffee plantations are located in the foothills of Maestra in the provinces of Santiago and Guantanamo in southeastern Cuba in the 19th century (figure 17 is a postcard).

2015-03-26
The difference between arabica and Robusta Coffee and Coffee beans

The difference between arabica and Robusta Coffee and Coffee beans

The difference between arabica and Robusta Coffee and Coffee beans [figure]

2015-04-11
Global coffee producing area-Cuba

Global coffee producing area-Cuba

According to records, there were 2067 coffee plantations in Cuba in 1833. Among them, the earliest seven coffee plantation sites, such as Raglan Piedra, Elkovre, El Salvador and Nisto Perez, are listed as World Cultural Heritage. These seven coffee plantations are located in the foothills of Maestra in the provinces of Santiago and Guantanamo in southeastern Cuba in the 19th century (figure 17 is a postcard).

2015-08-24
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