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The defining feature of this new wave of high extraction filter baskets for espresso is the pattern of holes at the bottom of the basket. Manufacturers have completely re-thought the way these are laid out, to ensure even extraction…
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You’ve probably heard that scientists recently caught up with something home baristas have known for nearly two decades: that spraying your coffee with water just before grinding can reduce the amount of static created….
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Grinding coffee bean-by-bean is up there with cryogenic grinding, double grinding and re-processing as a kind of impractical perfection â all of which are generally dismissed as inappropriate for the commercial environment…
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Lavazza Dek Decaffeinato is one of the perfect decaf coffee blends for those who are looking for a flavorful decaf option for their espresso coffee shot. Lavazza, being a big roaster, has more resources than small artisan roasters and is able to decaffeinate their beans in a healthy way while maintaining a excellent flavor. This medium roast blend is available in whole bean, ground, or ESE pods, and boasts a great, complex flavor.
Decaf espresso can be a great alternative for those who love the taste and rituals of coffee but are sensitive to caffeine. It is a great source of antioxidants and can reduce the risk of insomnia, anxiety and promote hydration. It can also help to improve heart health by reducing your blood pressure and reducing the risk for heart disease and stroke. Decaf espresso is also known to improve mental acuity, concentration and alertness. It’s a great choice for those who want to stay alert but without the side effects of caffeine.
Lavazza Dek is a blend of Arabica and Robusta beans that has a unique decaffeination formula. The blend of Arabica beans and Robusta gives a balanced flavor with a pleasant smell. The natural CO2 decaffeination process…
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Storing coffee is a topic that is often misunderstood. We will discuss the best ways to store your coffee beans and why the advice changes depending on factors such as the length of time you have stored them. Fresh coffee is essential, especially when we purchase expensive beans. Unroasted coffee beans can be stored in a cool and dry place for months. Roasted beans have a shelf-life of two weeks. Darker roasted beans will expire faster due to their broken cell walls.
Asking for the roasting date is very important when buying from a local roaster. Avoid buying from small roasters who cannot verify the roasting date. Packaging has changed a lot over the years and companies have perfected their packaging recipes. When buying from reputable roasters it is important to check the “best before” date rather than the roast date.
It is important to store coffee in an airtight container. This will prevent oxygen from entering the bag or canister. There are many options available, including vacuum canisters and mason jars. It is fine to store coffee in the refrigerator or freezer. This is a good option for long-term storage. Cold temperatures will immobilize volatile components in the bean,…
When it comes to espresso, there are rather a few options available. Ristretto is the preference of snob coffee connoisseurs, (and I mean that in a good way), to awaken you senses, and to get you up to speed in the morning. What Is a Ristretto and How Is Different from a Regular Espresso coffee? Ristretto … Read morePost brought to you by Brew Espresso Coffee. Check them for more espresso coffee articles.
This article firstly appeared at Brew Espresso Coffee, a website dedicated to make popular the art of making espresso beverages….
Affogato is an Italian dessert that is made by pouring an espresso shot made from freshly brewed hot espresso coffee over the scoop of vanilla gelato (ice cream). The result is an exquisite, smooth drink. The Italian name for the coffee drink also known as dessert is affogato al caffe. The secret to affogato is the fact that you combine two pleasures into …
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This article firstly appeared at Brew Espresso Coffee, a website dedicated to make popular the art of making espresso beverages….
If you are a newbie percolator user or are considering becoming one, here’s the scoop on everything percolator-brewed coffee related. From which grinds and roasts produce the most excellent results, to which is the best coffee brand for percolator, it’s all right here so read on and discover. How Fine Should You Grind? First things first; knowing which grind is best to use with your percolator is a great place to start. The metal filter baskets on percolators are not perforated nearly as finely as paper or other types of coffee filters. Your best bet then for a percolator is to opt for a coarse grind of coffee. When you get your coffee, take a look at the texture and make sure you can still see actual small pieces of the whole bean vs. all tiny indistinguishable bits. The coarser grind won’t fall through the perforations and will keep you from … Read More
Are you sure said I’d found the top coffee beans to make espresso coffee? Are you convinced? Don’t believe me , or anyone else in this regard. Of course, I can advise you some great espresso blends. It’s difficult to pick two excellent blends when there are many options. Each blend has something to offer …
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This article firstly appeared at Brew Espresso Coffee, a website dedicated to make popular the art of making espresso beverages….
For many North Americans, the classic coffees of Central America constitute the essential experience of fine coffee. Until relatively recently, wet-processed or washed coffees from traditional tree varieties produced by a string of Central American countries â Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Honduras, Panama â typically appeared near the top of specialty coffee menus. […]
The post Celebrating Traditional Excellence: Classic Coffees from Central America appeared first on Coffee Review. This post was inspired by the article at Coffee Review, a website specializing in coffee reviews, espresso ratings, informative articles, and coffee blogs written by coffee experts….
Users can personalize their grinding experience by using equipment made by the German company. By TANYA NANNETTISENIOR ONLINE CORRESPONDENT photos from Tanya Nanetti Many tools are available to enhance the experience of making coffee. […]
The article Test Drive: Upgrade Your Grinding Experience with Comandante’s Accessories was first published on Barista Magazine Online.
This article was first published at Barista Magazine, an online magazine dedicated to baristas and coffee professionals….
As you’ll know if you read my original Gaggia classic review, I’m really fond of the Gaggia Classic – as many people are, but I’d been less impressed by more recent iterations of the classic, so when they released the new Gaggia Classic pro, obviously […]
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