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Interesting. French presses are very popular for making coffee at home here in Ireland and Britain. Because traditionally tea is more popular, not many people will invest in an expensive coffee machine at home and will just use a french press instead. This is how I’ve always drank coffee from when I was a kid to the present day. Simple and affordable piece of equipment.

Am I missing something with all these fp videos (have recently bought one and like the coffee it makes)? Water's density is 1 g/mL, so no need to measure it by mass (any differences in mass due to temperature or anything else are about as miniscule a difference as there exists in the Universe). You don't have to mass it using a scale; you can measure its volume.

You have convinced me that I NEED a French press and your cameraman sealed the deal! ☕️ Totally sold me on the taste test and how well he reacted to trying it! 💯👍👍😁

French press all the way hot let it simmer 10 minutes press and serves 4 regular cups or like me two big cups of strong flavored American taste coffee lol 😝or put in the fridge after 10 minutes press and serve over ice top froth milk which you can also froth with the French press 🤷‍♂️for a cheap price cannot beat it

I might have to try French Press

Bottom line is that french press allows for more control over the end product than drip.

Definitely going to try purchasing a French Press and a grinder for this Jamaican mountain blue coffee i have

Can you do a review of a travel French press like an aeropress?

Mokapot is the way to go.

I'm wondering how much cafeïne is extracted from the ground beans with the different coffee making techniques.

Thanks for the video. I switch from Chemex to French Press 2 weeks ago and I love it! I have been using a ratio of 15:1 but tomorrow I am trying the 14:1 ratio.

Cool story

The lighter the roast the more caffeine in the coffee.

I`m a tea drinker, but enjoy your coffee however you will, toodles from Blighty.

So the new trend in coffee is going back to making it taste good.

I'll take Americans serious about coffee when they're AT LEAST HALF as good as Australia. Keep talkin

Who cares?

2nd wave is the best. Ask Japan

This would be the dullest podcast to listen to if it were real. Hope your company fails

Check out Chocolate Fish Coffee company.

Try spanish torrefacto.... the cofee beans are roasted with sugar, leaving a burn aftertaste that it is a difficuld acquired taste. It was originally done to keep the beans from spoiling due to high humidity...

Imagine being proud of selling burnt beans... Also your post violates FTC regulations.

This could constitute as an ad, meaning you are breaking FTC regulations

You can actually add oil to coffee and it does taste alright some people like it but good beans got coffee oils in it.

I will never understand these fake podcast ads

You are that coffee company

Quality at its finest

This is an ad...

wtf 😂

Lame ass fake ad lmao

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In your other video you set a timer for 5 minutes when French pressing. This video you did 3 minutes. Any reason for the difference ? Do you alter your brew time for certain roasts ? My father and I are trying to understand lol.

so interesting!

Love it!

Wow! I saw the bucket on the tree. Didn't know what craziness you were up to this time. Sorry I missed the taste test.

Love this lil gem of a the woods...Best coffee ever!! The baked goodies they offer are so delicious!!

OK you’ve got me very interested in trying this. Where did you get the idea from?

love your videos!

i accidentally bought pre-ground coffee and don't have a drip machine. been using this method and it's actually amazing. also like the warming the cup tip think that helps.

Misleading video. You never mentioned if it is better that a drip cup of coffee.

I love what you have said about french press being good as it is and that some people are trying to make it "cleaner" like a filter coffee. Intuitively I knew they were all missing the point of the french press. The sediment and the crust is part of its charme.

Watched the entire vid to get the video title's question answered and all I got was a French press tutorial

nice video guys ;) gonna try

So where was the drip coffee ?😮

Can’t wait to try it.

About how much of caffeine is in that one pot of coffee?

Nice channel and helpful tips! Just got a french press!

I do but. I prefer white coffee..

So because your adding more coffee it insulates it’s self from being over brewed due to the extreme amount of heat!

I have been playing with every single French press procedure out there. This one is the winner. It’s the only method that gets all of the CO2 out of the brew and It’s the only method that pushes what is known as “crust” into the water and again, this is after the multiple adding/stirring/adding. The result for me is the nuances that coffee is suppose to have only come out in a French Press. My “go to” for cost/taste/availability is Peet’s Major Dickensons. There is a chocolate or mocha flavor that one simply can’t find in a k cup or pour over but in a French press it’s there. Also the bitterness that some say this coffee has is eliminated by the French press all the while the coffee is more robust and flavorful. I’m still can’t get with it full black but my typical half teaspoon sugar for 12z and some cream make this the equal of a coffee house “anything” and for pennies. For those that are cheap like me, using a cheap Hario grinder and grinding to the very top of the “cup”symbol after tapping the unit on the counter to settle the course grind will give you the 14/1 ratio aka grounds for six ounces. I also use a rain bean press which is cheap and works great. My only deviation is I think if one is using a larger press you should pour the total brew into another container to ensure consistency cup to cup.