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Why Bloom in Pour-Over Coffee | How to Judge Coffee Bloom Situation | How Long Should Bloom Time Be
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style) The so-called "bloom" is a preliminary step before formally brewing coffee, where a small amount of hot water is used to wet the coffee grounds. After roasting, coffee beans gradually release carbon dioxide through small pores on the surface. This process is called bean awakening or maturation, with different emission speeds depending on the degree of roast.
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What is Coffee Bean Curing? A Beginner's Guide to Curing Freshly Roasted Coffee Beans
Professional coffee knowledge exchange and more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style). FrontStreet Coffee - Coffee Bean Curing Introduction: Degassing is the process of gas emission from coffee beans after roasting. When you roast coffee, large amounts of carbon dioxide and gases are produced inside the coffee beans. Many gases are released during the first few days after roasting, and the problem is that these gases will be released when you brew
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How to Add Water for Pour-Over Coffee Bloom: Water Amount and Bloom Time for Light Roast Coffee
Almost all mainstream brewing methods worldwide include the "coffee bloom" step (although the description and specific operations of this step vary). Understanding the purpose of blooming today is quite straightforward—it's essentially about releasing gases from the coffee grounds to improve subsequent extraction efficiency. Although pour-over coffee is
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The Role of Coffee Blooming, What Gases are Released, and How Much Water to Use
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow the Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style). What is blooming? Blooming is a step in the pour-over coffee brewing process. When we add water for the first time, we perform blooming. We first pour hot water equivalent to twice the weight of the coffee grounds, then stop. That is, if we want to brew 15 grams of coffee grounds, we
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What Gases Are Released During Coffee Bloom - Coffee Bloom Function - How Much Water for Coffee Bloom
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information Please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style ) Pour-over coffee basically requires: pour-over kettle, filter paper, dripper, thermometer, timer, electronic scale, and grinder. And not only the taste of the coffee beans themselves, but also the water temperature, flow rate, direction, filter paper selection, particle size of the grounds and many other factors will
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How Long Is the Shelf Life of Coffee Beans? How to Brew Expired Beans for Better Taste? How Long Is the Resting Period?
Due to the pandemic situation in Guangzhou previously (how many nucleic acid tests did everyone take in a month?), many customers stocked up on coffee beans at once. As everyone knows, roasted coffee beans have a flavor expiration period, and their flavor will decline beyond this period. Today's article will explain how to determine the flavor expiration period of coffee and how to salvage expired coffee beans. Generally speaking, coffee
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How to Brew Coffee That Tastes Good When It's Not Fresh? What Are the Uses of Expired Coffee Beans?
When brewing coffee beans with the same parameters, suddenly one day, the coffee doesn't expand during blooming. This basically indicates that the beans are "no longer fresh." This "not fresh" doesn't mean the coffee is undrinkable, just that the coffee beans have passed their optimal flavor period. According to food safety regulations, roasted coffee
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Are Swollen Coffee Beans Safe to Drink? Why Do Coffee Beans Expand and Release Gas?
"Owner, why is this bag of coffee beans so swollen? Has it gone bad?" a friend asked, looking at a bag at FrontStreet Coffee that had expanded to twice its normal size. This suspicion is understandable, as in our daily lives, when packaged food suddenly shows signs of swelling, it often indicates spoilage.
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Why does hand-drip coffee bloom like a hamburger that rises and then collapses? Is this normal?
Blooming, a preparatory step where a small amount of water wets the coffee grounds and waits for several dozen seconds. When the coffee grounds form a fluffy and neat "dome" as expected, we can generally determine that the coffee beans are still fresh and in an optimal tasting condition. If the coffee grounds show no intention of rising at all, or even collapse directly, the coffee
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Why doesn't the coffee bed form a "hamburger" shape during pour-over blooming? Detailed guide to blooming water pouring techniques
When brewing freshly roasted coffee, watching the coffee grounds expand with hot water to form a rounded dome releasing gases is one of the great pleasures for many pour-over enthusiasts. When the coffee bed doesn't expand during the blooming stage, or even sinks "inward," we start wondering if something went wrong. Will this coffee taste good? Why does the bloom
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Why Blooming Fails | The Purpose of Coffee Blooming | Why Do You Need to Bloom Coffee?
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (official WeChat account: cafe_style). When making pour-over coffee, we know we need to let the coffee grounds bloom first, but many people struggle at this step. What is the purpose of blooming exactly? And why does your blooming fail? Today, FrontStreet Coffee will analyze the reasons for failed blooming with everyone.
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What Are the Effects of Coffee Beans That Are Too Fresh? What Causes Throat Discomfort in Pour-Over Coffee?
We know that coffee beans that are too fresh do not produce good flavor when brewed, typically表现为 lacking coffee flavor, thin taste, and a dry sensation that causes throat discomfort. That's why experienced coffee enthusiasts first check the roasting date when they receive coffee beans. If the beans are very close to the roasting date,
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What is the Flavor Period of Coffee Beans? Can Pour-Over Single-Origin Beans Still Be Brewed After Their Flavor Period?
Because coffee flavor compounds are mostly volatile, unlike most conventional foods, coffee has not only a shelf life but also a special time point—what we call the "flavor period." Coffee within its flavor period offers exceptional flavor performance, as this is when flavor compounds are most abundant and...
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How to Make Delicious Pour-Over Coffee? A Guide to Pour-Over Coffee Blooming. What is the Purpose of Pour-Over Coffee Blooming?
Many pour-over beginners ask: Why do we need to bloom pour-over coffee? The most essential step in pour-over coffee brewing is the blooming process. The purpose of blooming is to allow coffee to release gases and ensure even extraction, while also clearly indicating whether the beans being brewed are fresh. FrontStreet Coffee specializes in freshly roasted coffee beans.
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How Long is the Resting Period for Single-Origin Coffee Beans? How to Brew Pour-Over Coffee That's Too Fresh?
When it comes to roasted coffee beans, the freshness that FrontStreet Coffee refers to is the time elapsed after roasting. In other words, freshly roasted coffee beans are at their peak freshness, and as time passes, the freshness of coffee beans gradually diminishes. After two months, the flavor characteristics of most coffee beans have nearly completely faded,
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Pour-Over Coffee Process Diagram: Blooming | Which Coffee Beans Produce the Best Blooming Effect for Pour-Over Coffee?
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (official WeChat account: cafe_style). Regarding blooming, some books say: when coffee grounds encounter hot water, they expand, and the surface layer of coffee grounds becomes a lid, which naturally means blooming. Regarding the steaming aspect, some say: when coffee grounds meet hot water, gases from the coffee rise and release, creating steam
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How Long Does It Take to Rest Roasted Coffee Beans? What's the Optimal Resting Time for Different Roast Levels?
Coffee beans need resting, but why still emphasize freshness? Processing methods, roast levels, and storage methods all affect the timing for optimal flavor. If you purchase coffee beans that were roasted several days ago, you might have already missed the optimal flavor period, or be forced to compromise on the resting time. Therefore, to not miss the best flavor
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How to Develop Freshly Roasted Coffee Beans - Pour-over Coffee Development Time is Shorter Than Espresso
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style). FrontStreet Coffee - How to develop pour-over coffee beans. Is fresher coffee always better? This statement is actually not entirely correct. While undoubtedly no one likes to drink expired coffee, directly brewing freshly roasted coffee beans will definitely disappoint you with their flavor. The reason is that at this time, the coffee...
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Beginner's Guide to Pour-Over Extraction Fundamentals: What is the Purpose of Blooming in Pour-Over Coffee?
Professional coffee knowledge exchange, for more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style). What are the steps for pour-over coffee? Are the details of pouring and blooming important? What techniques are there? The blooming phenomenon: expanding into a small hill. When hot water is poured, the gases inside the coffee grounds expand due to heat (coffee
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Reasons for Pour-Over Coffee Blooming Failure: Guide to Bloom Water Amount, Time Parameters, and Methods
A few days ago, FrontStreet Coffee briefly discussed the issue of coffee degassing when sharing insights. We explained that "carbon dioxide within coffee beans inhibits the release of volatile flavor compounds," which is why a "blooming" step is included in the brewing process. By pouring a small amount of water to wet the coffee grounds, we allow the coffee grounds to quickly release gases, enabling
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