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What is a Barista?
He is said to be the person who makes espresso-based coffee drinks. He can also be declared as an espresso machine, a coffee artist who has a lot of knowledge about coffee, its decoration, preparation, and service to the customers nicely. They mostly work at a coffee shop, bookstore or in a bar that serves coffee.
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Do they make coffee?
Barista does a lot more than just making coffee as they help in doing inventory, running a cash register, welcoming customers, keep equipment clean & operating. Furthermore, they also take payments, clean up spills, take out the trash, train new employees, problem resolution and much more.
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Where does the word Barista come from?
It is an Italian word for ‘Barkeeper.’ In Italy, a barista serves all sorts of drinks, but they are just limited to provide and serve espresso-based coffee drinks in a few places. They are mostly said to be the masters of latte art as they make fantastic image and designs when they pour milk foam on espresso.
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Is espresso a coffee bean?
Espresso is neither a coffee bean nor roast type; instead, it is a unique way of brewing coffee. It is made in a particular way by forcing hot water and steam under pressure with tightly packed coffee grounds. It was invented in Italy in 1884; Angeli Moriondo was the first person who created the espresso machine and got it patented.
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How is a cappuccino made?
Cappuccino is made by adding one-third espresso, the same portion of steamed milk and microfoam. Microfoam is the steamed milk that forms a fine layer when created with an espresso machine.
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How is a latte made?
It is made in a similar pattern to a cappuccino; the significant difference is that it is created with equal portions of espresso and steamed milk.
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How to become a barista?
Usually, there is no educational background required for becoming a barista, but its requirement varies from store to store. They need to have a high school diploma, and they need to be above 18. They provide training to the Barista on roasting beans, brewing techniques, machine sanitation and steaming milk.
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Are you suited to be a barista?
It has been observed that Baristas have unique personalities, and they are slightly conscientious and conservative. They are efficient, logical and organized.
