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Coffee Key Takeaways

Freshness matters: Coffee beans are at their best within 2-4 weeks of roasting
Grind size affects extraction: Finer grinds extract faster, coarser grinds extract slower
Water temperature is crucial: Ideal brewing temperature is 195-205°F (90-96°C)
Brewing ratio: A good starting point is 1:16 (coffee to water) for most brewing methods

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Tea Key Takeaways

Water temperature varies by tea type: Green tea (160-180°F), Black tea (200-212°F)
Steeping time matters: Delicate teas need less time, robust teas can steep longer
Quality of water: Filtered water produces cleaner flavors than tap water
Storage considerations: Keep tea away from light, moisture, heat, and strong odors

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Water Quality Takeaways

Mineral content: Ideal TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) range is 75-250 ppm
pH balance: Slightly alkaline water (pH 7-8) works best for most brewing
Chlorine affects flavor: Filtered or bottled water avoids chlorine taste
Hardness matters: Moderately hard water extracts flavor better than soft water

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Brewing Method	Grind Size	Brew Time	Water Temperature
French Press	Coarse	4 minutes	200°F (93°C)
Pour Over	Medium	2-3 minutes	205°F (96°C)
Espresso	Fine	25-30 seconds	200°F (93°C)
AeroPress	Medium-Fine	1-2 minutes	185°F (85°C)

Table 1: Comparison of different coffee brewing methods and their parameters

Milk & Alternatives Takeaways

Fat content affects texture: Whole milk (3-4% fat) creates the richest microfoam
Temperature control: Steam milk to 140-150°F for optimal sweetness
Plant-based options: Oat milk tends to foam better than other alternatives
Freshness indicators: Fresh milk should have a clean, sweet aroma with no sour notes

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Chocolate Takeaways

Cacao percentage matters: Higher percentages mean more intense, less sweet flavor
Origin affects flavor profile: Single-origin chocolates have distinctive taste notes
Tempering is crucial: Properly tempered chocolate has a satisfying snap and shine
Pairing principles: Dark chocolate pairs well with bold coffees, milk chocolate with medium roasts

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