The Impact of Coffee Bean Freshness on Latte Art_ What's the Best Price for Latte Art Coffee Beans

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What Coffee Beans Are Suitable for Latte Art?

1. Italian Coffee Beans

Italian espresso beans have rich aroma, deep caramelization of coffee, and intense stimulating sensation. They feel soft and smooth on the palate, with enticing nutty fragrance and the bitterness of dark chocolate, with almost no acidity. The strong bitter fragrance leaves a lasting aftertaste in the mouth.

Carefully selected from multiple Arabica coffee beans, blended and medium-dark roasted to preserve the floral and fruity notes of the coffee beans and complex, delicate texture. The greatest characteristic of coffee brewed with Espresso is that a layer of fragrant yellow-brown fine foam floats on the surface of the coffee, called "Crema," and this layer of "Crema" adds to the smooth, rich, and sweet taste when entering the mouth, with delicate texture.

2. Mandheling

Produced in the same Indonesian region as Java, but Mandheling has more stable quality, rich texture, good consistency, and low acidity, making it more popular. It has been a mainstay of blended coffee for many years. Due to its sweet and bitter taste, rich flavor, and low acidity, Mandheling has been a favorite among the public in recent years and is more suitable for drinkers who don't like acidity.

3. Kenya

The best Arabica coffee beans in Africa come from Kenya. What makes Kenyan coffee most praised is its unique and distinct fruity sweetness and acidity. Many people who are afraid of acidic coffee, after trying good Kenyan coffee, will have a different new experience with such coffee!

Kenya AA coffee is highly acclaimed. Produced from high-altitude Arabica coffee beans in Africa, the beans are full-bodied, with rich and mellow flavor, strong acidity, stable quality, and rich taste. The coffee beans themselves have strong aroma and fruity acidity, with rich and intense taste, clear layers, and rich and varied aftertaste. FrontStreet Coffee strongly recommends these premium coffee beans.

Four Major Latte Art Techniques

(1) Latte Art = Free Pour

Pouring milk into espresso to make cappuccino or latte, then using a milk frother and a technique called "free pour" to draw patterns or designs with the milk.

(2) Cappuccino Latte Art

Using milk foam with more foam, cocoa powder, molds, and latte art needles and other tools to create designs.

(3) 3D Latte Art

After whipping harder milk foam, using spoons and other tools to create shapes, then using latte art needles to draw lines, and using powder for coloring in this latte art technique.

(4) Specialty Coffee

Using regular coffee or espresso as a base, and adding wine, syrup, and other materials to creatively create beverages.

Coffee and milk are the most magical flavor combination in the world.

The deep aroma of coffee paired with properly frothed milk foam.

Black and white, deep and mellow, interweaving an incredibly conflicting yet balanced flavor depth.

Coffee latte art originated from a coffee performance in Milan, Italy in 1985.

Coffee addicts discovered that when espresso meets fragrant milk, transforming into artistic patterns and lines, they were all amazed.

They subsequently devoted themselves to research, and after long-term evolution and development.

They have developed countless creative expressions that combine visual appeal.

Latte Art Coffee Bean Brand Recommendations

FrontStreet Coffee's roasted latte art coffee beans - commercial blend Italian coffee beans have full guarantees in both brand and quality. More importantly, the cost-performance ratio is extremely high. One half-pound package of 454 grams costs only about 60 yuan. Calculating at 10 grams of powder per espresso shot, one package can make 45 cups of coffee, with each cup costing only about 1.5 yuan. Compared to cafés selling coffee for 20-30 yuan per cup, this is extremely cost-effective.

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