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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://essense.coffee/en/the-ultimate-coffee-glossary/#comment-5648&quot;&gt;Dada Vai&lt;/a&gt;.

Hi, thank you for your comment :-) Crema is the icon that distinguishes italian espresso from other coffee extractions. Is the foam on the top of the espresso cup, its thickness must be about 3 mm, equal to 10% of volume (25-30ml). You can evaluate the quality of coffee used for the espresso by checking the crema: many tips play important roles like the color (noance and intensity), the consistency (compactness and quality) and the persistence. Crema is also very important for the espresso tasting: it acts as a lid that preserve a lot of volatile aromas until tasting. So before tasting a good espresso remember to breacking the crema as well you can do with the crust in coffee cupping, in this way you will enjoy the cup with a multi sensory tasting :-) Have you ever tried it?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://essense.coffee/en/the-ultimate-coffee-glossary/#comment-5648">Dada Vai</a>.</p>
<p>Hi, thank you for your comment 🙂 Crema is the icon that distinguishes italian espresso from other coffee extractions. Is the foam on the top of the espresso cup, its thickness must be about 3 mm, equal to 10% of volume (25-30ml). You can evaluate the quality of coffee used for the espresso by checking the crema: many tips play important roles like the color (noance and intensity), the consistency (compactness and quality) and the persistence. Crema is also very important for the espresso tasting: it acts as a lid that preserve a lot of volatile aromas until tasting. So before tasting a good espresso remember to breacking the crema as well you can do with the crust in coffee cupping, in this way you will enjoy the cup with a multi sensory tasting 🙂 Have you ever tried it?</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[Wonderful review article. Very informative and helpful article. I want to know that what about Crema? Can you please explain that?
Thanks for sharing such an informative article.
Hopefully, waiting for your more article in the future.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wonderful review article. Very informative and helpful article. I want to know that what about Crema? Can you please explain that?<br />
Thanks for sharing such an informative article.<br />
Hopefully, waiting for your more article in the future.</p>
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