How does AeroPress compare to espresso? A typical AeroPress can produce roughly 0.5 bars of pressure, while an espresso machine can go up to 15 bars This difference is quite significant and it’s one of the main reasons why you can’t get a real espresso with an AeroPress. You can see this on the crema … Read more
This is why ground coffee for espresso cannot be used in the moka : for the moka pot, a coarser grind of blend is required. A blend that is too fine will mean that the water passes through it more slowly and with difficulty and it will leave some dregs at the bottom of the … Read more
The secret to achieve a good crema on your coffee is to use fresh coffee and be sure to use an espresso grind When tamping the coffee be sure not to compact the grounds too tightly so water can flow through the ground. Be sure not to overfill the coffee filter, using 1 measuring scoop … Read more
Coarse: A coarse grind is slightly finer than extra coarse and has a consistency resembling kosher salt The grounds still appear quite chunky and are used for French press, percolators and coffee cupping brewing methods. What coffee grounds are coarse? Life Boost Organic Coffee 1 Stone Street Coffee Cold Brew Coffee 2 Bizzy Organic Cold … Read more
Since this filter brings out the full characteristic of coffee, it is best suited for brewing light to medium dark specialty coffee, with grind size between medium and medium coarse How do you use a gold filter? Simply set the filter on top of a cup or mug, Add medium ground coffee (add more for … Read more