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- The AeroPress coffee maker stands out with its unique features. Unlike a French press, it brews coffee without any grit, ensuring a smooth and clean cup every time. In contrast to an espresso machine, it's a breeze to use, making it perfect for beginners. And did you know, it can even double as a cold brew coffee maker, delivering a refreshing cold brew in just two minutes!
Here's a great way to brew with the AeroPress coffee maker!
- Put a filter in the filter cap
- Twist the filter cap onto the bottom of the chamber
- Stand the chamber on a sturdy mug
- 1 rounded scoop of medium fine ground coffee into the chamber
- Shake to level
- 175F (80C) water poured to number (1) on the chamber
- Stir 10 seconds
- Insert the plunger and press gently for 20-40 seconds, pausing occasionally when you feel resistance
- Drink as is for espresso-style or top off your mug with hot water for American-style coffee (or with hot milk for a latte)
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I remember a few years ago, I took a coffee seminar at my university, and we had a competition in which we were grouped into teams of 3. We had this tasting competition to see which group made the best coffee, and you could choose whichever method of coffee-making you wanted. My group chose Aeropress to make our coffee under my suggestion, and we won first place. Got an A for that class, thanks to aeropress.
I would love to attend that class 😮
I'm more interested in finding out who animated this video. Great little video.
honestly, it has the vibe with Kurzgesagt.
You beat me to it! I was about to make a comment on the animation, rather than the video content!
I agree... I'd be interested to know how this was made.
I bought one a couple months ago after using a french press for years. I don't know why i didn't switch sooner. The coffee is so much smoother than what i was getting in a french press, yet effortless to make. No need to be so careful in how I'm grinding my beans, the filter takes care of finer grounds. I'm using it 2/3 times a day. It's great!
Can we use milk and fine powder instead? Will it work for that?
@@amrahahaider5063 That's really good question. I should try that!
It's a good idea to wait at least a minute for the coffee grounds to brew before you press down.
This was exactly what I needed, simple and with a visual aid 🙂 thank you! I’ve had this for years but don’t drink really any coffee much but was gifted coffee for Christmas so I figured it was a good time to try it out
One of the very best and most useful devices of the century. Period. Thank you, Alan Adler!
This is my second Keurig Coffee Brewer. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxBrV-RbF5Nk0Rlt9i15aao-YMzqzTG8Vf The first one lasted 6 years. It worked beautifully until the day it didn't. It was hard to go back to the drip coffee for a couple of days while I waited on my Keurig to get here. There is a huge difference in the taste. Keurig makes a really good cup of coffee. This new one is a little different from my old one. I find putting the water filter in was easier than on the old one. Attaching the water reservoir was also a little different but once I figured it out, it too was easier. This new one has the auto off feature but is not programmable like the old one. Only three cup sizes instead of four. The odd thing for me was how much lighter in weight this one is compared to my old one. More plastic and much less metal in the construction of this one. The price is so much less than the original Keurig that I bought and the coffee tastes the same so all in all I am satisfied.
keurig? = aeropress?
Been using it for years. Still amazed with how easy it is to clean em.
Clean? I don't think I've ever cleaned mine! I just rinse! :)
I've been using the Aeropress for 3.5 years and love it! It's one of the coffee makers I refer the most because it's easy and extremely versatile. I've been using it so much I need to replace my rubber seal for the plunger soon! Thank you for making this wonderful coffee maker! ☕
I ordered 2 off of Amazon, even thgh my Aeropress is only 2 months old! Lol! I figured for the price under $10 for 2 that maybe it’ll out live me! Lol! If u live in Tallahassee Florida I’d give ya one! 😁
Hey. Can we use milk instead of water?
@@amrahahaider5063 to brew the coffee? I wouldn't try it, you need water at a certain temperature to extract the full flavor of the coffee. Milk would either scold or get that protein skin and at too high of a temperature the taste would change. I think it would end up as a mess.
@@fightactionnow ohh... :( thanks for explaining. If you don't mind it and if you have some idea, can u suggest me any portable and affordable coffee maker in which I can make coffee using milk?
@@amrahahaider5063 I don't think milk would work well to make coffee no matter which brewing method or coffee maker you use. I think water would always work best for making coffee.
Love the new animation! Looks very good :) the sounds tho😂
It's like the Foley artists had too much coffee.😅
My husband asked me if I was watching a video about dismemberment 🤣🤦
Sounds like pee pee
The fact that hot water and cold water sounds differently is on full display here
I just bought an AeroPress. It makes great coffee. And it’s made in the U. S. A.! Wonderful!!!
Can we use milk in it instead of water?
@@amrahahaider5063No
What I like about the Aeropress, compared to my regular coffee machine, is that I can control and experiment with both the brewing time _and_ the water temperature.
Using a thermometer, I can add the hot water at whatever temperature I desire. I can also brew the coffee for as long or a short of a period of time as desired.
My coffee machine does not offer either of these two options. (I'm sure many machines do... but mine does not.)
That's one of the best things about the AeroPress! You have complete control over water temperature and brewing time, allowing for a truly customized coffee experience that many standard machines may not offer. Enjoy exploring different temperatures and brew times!
Use 2 scoops and add water to the top. Stir. Add water when it goes down a little. I add water at least twice.
Stir again about 30 seconds. You will make one large kick-ass cup of coffee!!!😊😊😊.
The water flows thru the coffee and filter (either paper or steel) almost immediately and no water remains for me to stir (what the use for the plunger LOL). I was wondering how the coffee full flavor could be completely extracted if the water just zipped through the coffee that fast!
Sounds like your grind is too coarse. Aeropress is designed for normal drip coffee grind.
Try doing the upside down method. Put the plunger in then turn it upside down, put the coffee and the water in and leave it to brew. Then twist in the filter and flip upside down onto your mug.
@@jamesprosser7236 That's commonly called the "inverted" method for anyone interested in learning about it.
Wow I just brew my first coffee 😂🎉 amazing device. I will probably use this everyday now
Has to be the best tutorial I've seen in my life
I think we all know, methods of brewing do not actually impact taste BUT
hot damn do I like this method of brewing. I usually only drink 1 cup per day and I love how compact and easy this is to use. Even better than french pressed or pour over!
Quick and to the point. Thank you.
Greatest 40 bucks I've ever spent!
I need more volume to my coffee ? Why chamber 1? And not 2 or 3
These things are great, though I completely forgot that I was using the "inverted" method until I watched this
What’s the inverted method?
@@Youmayhavepeace do the entire process upside down (with the filter/cap not on yet) so that you have no unbrewed water dripping into the cup in the beginning
It is so easy to use and I love it
The only thing they forgot to mention is u can put water up to 3 if u want to
For some reason mine always comes out weak after I've added water. Any tips would be appreciated
I make it by connecting plunger to cylinder and standing it plunger down on counter. Then add coffee. Then add water. Let brew and then put the cap on. Put mug over cap and then invert the whole thing. Finally press down on plunger. Coffee will be heaps richest this way!
Excellent device, excellent instruction!
how much are the filters?
What grind setting would you use?
8
Wait, I'm supposed to start using the plunger immediately after stirring? The coffe doesn't need time to brew?
No, because you're force-extracting the coffee through the filter. It's not drip coffee.
@@LHR777 yes you can still wait two mins for a full extraction.
I always put in the plunger and wait two minutes, and I’ve also never used the stirrer or the funnel lol. I watched the video and I haven’t been doing it to spec lol
Not really. In this recipe, most of the extraction occurs in the 10 seconds you stir the coffee mixture.
The water flows thru the coffee and filter (either paper or steel) almost immediately and no water remains for me to stir (what the use for the plunger LOL). I was wondering how the coffee full flavor could be completely extracted if the water just zipped through the coffee that's fast.
I have my original aeropress instructions right here. It says to fill to (2)!
i have been adding too much grounds for sure. very hard to press. So for the future if i want three shots do i just put three scoops of grounds and fill with water to the #3?
It sounds like you're on the right track! For three shots, you can definitely use three scoops of coffee grounds and fill to the #3 line with water. Make sure you're using medium-fine grounds and applying steady pressure when pressing to make it easier. Let us know how your next brew turns out! ☕👍
@@AeroPressCoffeeMaker oh wow thanks for the response. 'medium-fine grounds' this may be my mistake. i have been grinding to same as for my Rancilio. thanks for advice and will dial back to medium. with the finer grounds i felt quite the burden of pressing for three shots.
Bought the last one on the shelf yesterday and it had been opened- no scoop was inside- I measured 2 tablespoons but is it a bit more or less than 2 level tbsp?
I heard it 2 heaping tbsp
15 to 16 grams of your fave freshly ground bean makes for a great coffee
How many tablespoons is that one scoop that comes with the regular size AeroPress®?
2
@@theclassicimagephotography4707 Thanks. 🙏🏼
If you actually wanna have a good recipe have a look at James Hoffmann’s aeropress brewing guide.
Why did my water go right through tue filter¿
This is exactly what mine does.
@@BushRat253too coarse, needs to be finer ground
Also wetting filter before putting into cap allows paper fibers to expand and slow the flow. Just have a play to find a good method.
How many grams is one rounded scoop?
14 to 18 g
How many ounces of coffee do this recipe make
What is the advantage of using this over a stainless steel French press? I see pouring very hot water into rubber and plastic a health hazard.
cleanup and less grounds in coffee
Food grade silicone is perfectly safe
I hope you never eat at restaurants. Plastic everywhere lol
AeroPress is BPA free, and uses a food-grade silicone seal.
And the coffee has a much less bitter, much cleaner and more rounded flavour
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when the coffee dripped in the cup it sounded like wee😭
🤦♂
Wot? No Crema!
Anyone ever explode their mug?
Hmmm…not that I’ve heard of. Have you tried it?
Makes great coffee and I enjoy using mine...but...the instructions they give you are next to useless lol....they say 'put in one rounded scoop and fill to level 1', but the coffee is already up to the 1 marking before any water is added....doh! 🤦🏼♂️
Why would you monetize your own ad? I had to watch an ad to watch your ad. Ridiculous.
0:24 me on my toilet before work
Incomplete instructions. Also what’s up with $50-60 for one of these units MINUS filters, filter holder and funnel? This was a good deal…now an absolute ripoff.
The sound effects sound like someone is peeing into a toilet lol.
this is not the fast way to make coffee..
That doesn't even make sense.....If you want a regular cup of coffee add the coffee and fill the barrel to the 4 mark or above then press..............
Your ratio would be off. Lol You obviously don’t know coffee.
No, you would not. This is a *fine drip grind*, about 75-80% of the way to espresso grind. Adding additional water would overextract the tannins and other bitter agents from the grinds. This would result in a pretty shit cup of coffee.
This would be akin to using a disposable unit, like a K-Cup, more than once.
@@seanm2685 two tablespoons of ground coffee (roughly 10g) typically correlates with 6-8oz of water so I don’t think filling the chamber to the 4oz line will really make a poor cup of coffee. I’ve been doing it this way for years - tastes great to me.
It'll take less effort to dilute an "espresso" style to Americam than it is to shove all the water in, plus you'll need it to steep longer
imagine being the creator of this ad
and walking up to a girl in bar
she: so what do u do
he: i make coffee demo videos
she:show me
she:can we have coffee together next morning before i cook breakfast for u
Annoying loud noises. Unwatchable video
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pour hot water in plastic? come on
Facepalm idiot
It's BPA free.
What's the problem?
Lol what?
MADE OF TOXIC PLASTIC NO THANK YOU:)
We understand your concern. The AeroPress is made from BPA-free plastic that's safe for brewing hot beverages.