When using a pressurised basket, the single hole creates a build up of pressure below the coffee which forces the espresso through. With a non-pressurised basket, there are multiple holes so the pressure is dependant on your grind size and tamp pressure. Why is non-pressurized portafilter better? Non-pressurised baskets will give you a fuller-bodied extraction … Read more
In a non-pressurized portafilter, the filter basket is just a regular filter It has a single bottom layer with a regularly spaced grid of holes. If you’re buying a non-pressurized basket, you can also pay extra for a precision basket. Do you need to tamp pressurized portafilter? Pressurized portafilters (generally) do not need tamping down … Read more
The K-Duo Essentials™ Single Serve & carafe coffee maker can fit a flat-bottom, paper filter that is compatible with a 12-cup coffee maker. Can you use a regular filter in a Keurig? Making your own K-Cup If there is no attached filter inside, take a #4 pour over cone filter or a standard drip machine … Read more
If your pour-over coffee drips too fast, the hot water has very little contact time with the ground coffee beans When the hot water is in contact with your coffee grinds for a short time, it won’t extract all the delicious flavors from the coffee beans. How do you slow drip coffee at home? pour … Read more
Does My Brewer Have a water filter? Yes, the Keurig K-Supreme coffee brewer a water filter spot located in the machine’s rear water reservoir. The K-Supreme K910/K920 uses charcoal water filters measuring roughly 2 inches long by 1.125 inches tall. Do keurig filters fit all models? K&J Keurig-compatible water filters fit most Keurig machines, EXCEPT … Read more