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
aeropress metal filters: At a Glance The aeropress company doesn’t design or sell any metal filters According to their website, this is because paper-filtered coffee consistently wins in taste tests. Paper filters also remove oils and other compounds that can raise your cholesterol levels. Do metal filters work in AeroPress? AeroPress Metal Filters: At a … Read more
One of the parts that will require replacement in your AeroPress is the rubber seal (also called the plunger). The newer ones are actually made of silicone. When taken care of properly, this part should last two to three years How many times can you use an AeroPress filter? AeroPress Filters: Your Options But you … Read more
Savor authentic espresso-based and gourmet coffee drinks created with the classically styled BonJour(r) Coffee 8 cup monet french press Did Bodum invent French press? The History of the French Press The first patent of a French press that resembles what we use today was patented by the Italians Attilio Calimani and Giulio Moneta in 1929. … Read more
In one way the Aeropress and french press are very similar They are both considered “full-immersion” brewers, meaning the coffee grounds sit in the hot water to steep before being separated. Are Aeropress and French press the same? French presses range in size from 8 oz to 48 oz and the larger sizes can still … Read more
french presses range in size from 8 oz to 48 oz and the larger sizes can still be used to make smaller amounts of coffee. This Aeropress is made with a food-safe rubber that’s extremely durable under pressure and is built with even fewer parts: a brewing chamber, plunger, and filter cap. Is Aeropress similar … Read more
When it comes to immersion brewing, the key is in the name. The ground coffee is immersed in water and then left to brew until it is appropriately extracted and ready to be consumed This means that rather than focusing on controlling the pour, brewers need to be thinking about the brew time. How do … Read more
You can also use it under the AeroPress to guide the pressed coffee into a small mouthed vessel, like an espresso cup or an insulated travel cup And some people like to use this funnel for other things, like canning or pouring food items from bags into containers. It’s big and rugged and just darn … Read more
Stack the Aeropress parts in this order: filter holder, funnel (wide side up), Aeropress (filter cap down) Place the scoop and paddle in the plunger opening. Read: How Much Should You Pay For coffee beans? Now you don’t have to store three items next to each other. How do you pack an AeroPress away? Stack … Read more