Add 100g of ice to the vessel, and fill up the remainder with 400ml of water. Adjust your drip rate. Slowly turn the PUCKPUCK in an anti-clockwise direction until you start to see drips coming out of the valve. Adjust the flow rate to around 50 drops per minute for a 2.5 – 3 hr … Read more
It is to be expected that a small amount of coffee will drip through the paper filter as it sits in immersion. However if your coffee is dripping though the Aeropress far too fast (ie you are losing over half of the total liquid before plunging) you should try grinding your coffee a bit coarser … Read more
It makes clean, flavorful coffee “It gives a great balance of body and clarity. Sometimes pour overs tend to be too clean, but Aeropress brings out more body while it keeps the cup from being over-the-top muddy.” “ Makes a nice strong cup with more flavor clarity than a french press” Does Aeropress taste better … Read more
Review: AeroPress Go. If you’re serious about brewing your own coffee when traveling, this is the kit for you A notable improvement on the original portable press, the Go makes great coffee quickly. Everything packs smartly into the included mug, which makes it great for travel. Is it worth buying an AeroPress? The AeroPress is … Read more
The one area where the size difference between the two brewers genuinely makes a difference is in their brew capacities. The original aeropress can brew about 10 oz of coffee, while the Go can only brew about 8 oz While that might seem like a small difference, it’s very much a real difference. What is … Read more
In the versatility stakes, the Aeropress wins hands down. It’s also an easier clean up job , and it’s perfect for those home baristas who like to take the makings of a convenient caffeine fix with them on the road. Why is aeropress coffee better? The Aeropress really thrives here: it’s an excellent travel coffee … Read more
What is difference between AeroPress and AeroPress Go? The AeroPress Go is specifically designed for traveling, even more than the AeroPress , so it’s the obvious choice if space is your biggest concern. The Go comes in a travel mug with a nice rubber lid. It also has a very compact filter holder to keep … Read more
The delter press bears some resemblance to the Aeropress, but it adds something to the equation: pressure. The Delter Press is not an espresso maker, but it does, in my experience, brew stronger than the Aeropress. Is Delter press better than Aeropress? AeroPress wins here No other device has that satisfying ‘pop’ when the grounds … Read more
The Aeropress really thrives here: it’s an excellent travel coffee brewer ! It’s lightweight, small, brews a great cup in less than two minutes, and is nearly indestructible. It’s a reliable, durable, and powerful brewer that can be used on mountaintops, in valleys, at sea, and beyond. Is Aeropress unhealthy? The aeropress coffee maker is … Read more
Brew Instructions: Use the Aeropress paddle to swiftly stir the coffee for 10 seconds, removing any clumps. Remove the Aeropress and your mug from the scale and use the aeropress plunger to press down slowly for 20–60 seconds. The resulting concentrate will give you the espresso for your americano. How do I use Americano Aeropress? … Read more