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- Good morning beautiful viewers. I hope you find this video to be relaxing and enjoyable. I decided after my Keurig machine broke to buy this little handy dandy coffee filter from Amazon and boy this filter makes my coffee taste so fresh and delicioso.
The authenticity in this video is absolutely astonishing. unedited, unrefined yet so welcoming. I have been recently exploring and venturing into Latin American and West Indie-style coffee making and this is definitely going on my to-do list
Thank you Jacob and I am glad you enjoyed the video ;). I do apologize for responding a month later. Stay healthy y cuidate.
Thank you so much, I just made my very first pot of Bustelo coffee using your instructions. At 61 years of age, I've grown tired of coffee makers and have been looking to revert back to the way my Mami used to make it for us.
Hola Roberto, I am glad you found my channel and made use of my instructions ;) making coffee in the little "colador" makes the coffee in my opinion taste to much better. Stay well and God bless you and your family and make sure to have an extra cup off coffee for me.
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ROBERTO FERNANDEZ II -Sir, your message is so kind. My grandparents are from PR, and when my grandmother would make this at 5am, Everyone in the house was instantly awoken just from the divine scent alone! Her coffee was so amazing. Great memories!
@@asola4567 Hold on to those sweet memories. My dear and precious mom recently passed away, and when I make coffee in my colador it reminds me of her. The aroma used lingered through the whole house when she used to make it in the morning. I swear she used to make the best Coffee, but hey we always think our parents are the best cooks in the whole entire planet. Don't get me started on her delicious venduras y bacalao dish 🇵🇷
I remember going to n grandparents house and my abuelita would always make coffee. You didn't even have to ask!! As a kid I used to take a couple of sips from my mom's cup. Thanks to abuelita I am a coffee enthusiasts! Shout-out to the the Puerto Rican grandmothers out there 🇵🇷☕
I'm african american and this is EXACTLY HOW my dad made his Cafe Bustelo. He ❤LOVED❤ it!! And so do i! "ALWAYS", have!
🙏🏾❤RIP Pop's❤🙏🏾
A little late but watching your video was like being in the kitchen with my primas. Just what I needed, I’m missing my abuela like crazy (she passed 7 yrs ago). ¡Qué bella! I haven’t looked but I hope you are still making videos. Your video and your voice are so encouraging and comforting. ¡Cuídate!
A lot of people thought Bustelo was Puerto Rican because it's the Puerto Ricans who supported it they made it what it is today made it very popular but it's Cuban who created the company was and American man went to Cuba and he married a Cuban but then he took the company to Puerto Rico and he started distributor over there so even more people thought it was Puerto Rican but in a way you could say is kind of like Puerto Rican we adopted and we're the ones that made it popular and we mostly supported it because Cubans don't really drink a lot of it and I'm Puerto Rican and I love Bustelo coffee I grew up with it😍👍
Hey Felix! Thanks for the history on that ;) I never really looked into it but my mom always used to send me to the store to get as she used to call it "el cafe "Puertoriqueno," and I always knew exactly which coffee she wanted me to get ;)
Mainly used by the puerto ricans in the US mainland. In PR we drink Cafe Crema, Yaucono or the more expensive like Alto Grande.
@@hectorrivera6624 Have you ever tried El Coqui (the El Coqui Inc not the Pan American)? It is excellent.
@@bgraham928 no I haven't, but I see Amazon has it. Thanks for the suggestion.
True...as well as GOYA ...products are from Spain I believe...but Boricuas are the top consumers.
Bustelo is not Puerto Rican coffee. The style of how she is making the cafe is how we do it in Puerto Rico. Please support brands made in PR
My Puerto Rican brother-in-law uses a sock. Brand new washed sock that he uses only for the coffee.
🧦😳...no thank you...what if he confuses socks 😂
I love my coffee with steaming hot milk. The flavor is soooo different and so delicious.
I did t start drinking coffee until I was 20 years old and I started drinking espresso type coffees only. I felt regular coffee tasted like cigarette ashes.
OMG you said crackers and butter dipped in the cafe!! I love your video even more!!! Thats boricua for sure. Hey you can get a camera stand too so we can get more videos from you!! Thank you
Hi Aileen!!! Yes, 100% boricua ;) or how about french bread with butter dipped in the coffee now that's pure heaven there. I recently purchased a stand and a new camera so I can take better footage. I appreciate you commenting ;))))) Cuidate.
@@mchaez8768 absolutely con pan Sobao!!!! Yum
I'm the same way lol. I rinse the cups or utensils before I use it even though it's clean. Thank you so much for video. I make a mess too so don't worry it. Bustelo makes everything better
Hi Jecky. Thank you for taking the time to watch my video. I am glad I am not the only messy Tessy :) and you are right Bustelo makes everything better. Stay healthy and don't forget to enjoy a cup of coffee today.
@@mchaez8768 Thank you for replying back to my comment. I love your video because it’s just real life and you are a natural with this. I hope you post more ☺️
Thanks SOOO much for posting this video. I'm so ashamed because 1. I totally forgot about this method. 2. I had no idea this originated in Puerto Rico. Muchas gracias! Y bendiciones!
I remember my mom doing coffee ☕️ like this, the very best 👌, ty for sharing 👏 ❤️
un video maravilloso, gracias por esto!
I am so glad you enjoyed the video and I apologize for responding a month later. I have been going through some personal health issues since I last posted but its nothing I can't handle. Stay healthy and God bless you and your family. Cuidate ;)
$13 too much money was that for a pack of 6? I never boil the coffee, I bring the water to a soft boil, add my coffee grains then let it steep over very low heat then strain it from my pot into my jar while I have my milk heating up also so I don’t lose heat from either one, I like my coffee hot
Awesome video! Thanks 😊
Thank you, Lewis. I am glad you enjoyed it. Stay healthy.
Thank you for this tutorial because I miss having coffee like this. You seem like a very sweet person. Cannot wait to make it! DTB
Oh no C M!!! I am so sorry I am not sure how I missed your comment. Thank you for your kind and sweet reply. I hope your coffee came out delicious. Have a fantastic day. Take care.
Yum!
Thank you for your comment. I appreciate you.
thank you and yes making coffee this way is way there is no comparison
Thanks!!!
Wonderful good job sis ❤️❤️❤️
Gracias
Gracias por este video! My Keurig hasn’t broken but I was thinking I need to have a backup plan for when it does and although I’ve enjoyed coffee that is prepared this way many times, I’ve never made it myself. Good luck with your channel - you now have a new subscriber!
Best coffee. Not bitter. But i lived there three years and they spray the coffee plants with strong herbicides and insecticides.
Nice job!
Thank you Non-fiction Filmmaker. Have a restful and productive weekend. Take care.
This is awesome! I’m using a French press to filter, and I still get some ground in my cup. I’ll have to go buy the filter you use. Thank you
Try a pour over instead of a Frensh press. Using paper filters instead of metal mesh will ensure you don't get any silt in your coffee.
Nena, I would have been drinking my Bustelo and Pan de Agua with butter 10 minutes ago using the same method and equipment. That's how I was raised drinking coffee ☕️ same way but faster lol.
Do you wait for the water to boil and then and the grinds?
Yes thank you
This is how my suegra taught me in Naguabo, back in ‘77. Still use the colador every day, even if I’m only msking it black unsweetened. The health thing, you know. I adore it with condensed milk but no can do.
You have such a nice way about you. You still making videos, Honey?
This deserves more views!
J J your are so kind. Thanks for making my day. You see just a little gesture can brighten someone's day. If the world could be as kind as you we will live in a better place. May God bless you and your family always.
@@mchaez8768 Dios me los bendiga! 🇵🇷 Desde California ya extraño la isla 🏝
Nice I just got the coffee thanks can't wait to do it how much coffee do you put in to boil
Cafe bustelo is a brand that originated from Spain and became popular in Latin America
No pan sobao🥖?
Nice
i've watched my mother in law put the powder in the sock then pour water over the powder. i just found the sock but i don't know how much powder to use. i have a tea kettle for boiling the water.
Your way you have to wash the pot always.
I make this for american coffee as well be cause i love strong american coffee. Love my coffee sock.
Hi Tracy!!! I love my little sack and I could notice a difference in taste from the sack and from a regular coffee maker. The sack in my opinion the coffee taste better but I must admit when I am in a rush I used the coffee maker but most of the time I use my precious sack ;) enjoy your cafecito.
PS you have a well stocked frig
I want to try 🇵🇷 coffee where can I find 🇵🇷 coffee do I need to order online like Amazon??
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Thanks M cheesy
I thought your not supposed to boil the grounds cause it comes out bitter
How much to add for two people
Hi Eneida! I add two tablespoons of cafe bustelo but if you like it a bit stronger then I will heap it just a tad. Thanks for commenting and make sure to make an extra cup and I will be there in spirit drinking it with you ;) Cuidate mucho.
Oops! I meant 4 table spoons for two people ☕
You got to make more videos
Grea video, but dont get why puerto ricans drink Bustelo when get so many much better coffees from PR. I understand before when you couldnt get stuff online, but now is easy. Im in Hawaii drinking Yaucono now.😀
Yaucono is not what it used to be. They are mixing it now with imported grains and ground chickpeas. It is now agua de piringa..... get yourself some Cafe Lareño or Cafe Boricua, Hacienda San Pedro, Cafe De Puta Madre.... those are true family-grown, local favorites.
Have your son or your spouse hold the camera for you
I’m not gonna hate but this is not how I ever seen anyone do it 🤔 the milk yes but the I’ve always seen that they put the coffee in the strainer and strainer in hot water
It's incredible how there are so many ways we can make coffee ;) that's how my sweet mom used to make her coffee. Take care and God bless you and your familia.
Hola, mi amor--------Next time, perhaps do what I learned to do------Do your pouring in the sink----Makes cleaning easier.
Wow! That is common sense but it never dawned on me to that. Have an amazing and blessed week.
Holy shit, boiled coffee, savages !
honey, go clean that ricotta off your peepee.... you don't know what you're talking about. shush....
Carnation milk
Im Puertorica I grew up drinking bustello since 2014 it lost its good taste and aroma, before you opened a brick the aroma filled the kitchen, no more oure coffe aroma and its tasing real bitter,I heard their cutting it with tisted garbanzo beans, so after Bustello,Pilon, which they bith SUCK! I Drink el Morro the best youll find,thus is from a PuertoRican Country guy.
It’s Cuban
It's Cuban
A very complicated way to make basic coffee
for someone basic and tasteless, everything is complicated. keep living your beige life....
Too much work. Just fill coffee chamber with hot tap water. Put coffee grounds in the pot, not the filter. Turn on and brew. Keep coffee maker turned on. Let coffee sit and brew as long as you want. Pour thru fine mesh, strainer, or new stocking. Enjoy
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We have Bustelo, café oro, Yaucono, Crema, Lareño, Café Rico, y otros
I am going to have to like this. But this is the most Wakala video I ever saw.....
and you are the most wakala person i've seen.... bola de manteca jugando videogames como si tuviera 8 años.... grose.
Cuando te quieres tomar el café ya está frio
no lo hicieron para ti. si no tienes nada positivo que aportar, f*ck off.
CALMATE! LOL es coladoR no coladol......use a wood spoon...es eSpresso no eXpresso...estas confundiendo la gente con el tiempo de la camara, no lo hierbas demasiado, porque lo quemas...its not coffee grain its coffee GROUNDS...la borra es buena para las plantas
tu vida debe ser bien amaLgada.... jajajajajajajaja y BTW se escribe hiervas de Hervir ( to boil) jodio analfabestia. no es hierbas con B (herbs) asno. Hierva es del verbo hervir, mientras que hierba y yerba se refieren a plantas. Más específicamente, hierva es el verbo hervir conjugado en primera y tercera personas del presente del modo subjuntivo. Por otra parte, hierba y yerba son sustantivos que se usan generalmente para distinguir plantas pequeñas. Si vas a criticar, no cometas herrorez, vurro.
Cafe bustella coffee is weak
Its cuban, not puerto rican
and subpar coffee also.
Why would you say Puerto Rican coffee, café Bustelo is Cuban coffee, no Eres de nuestra isla se ve, café Oro, Café Lareño, café Rico, café Yaucono selecto and so many more, not café Bustelo... really🥺
esta bien que cafe bustelo no sea boricua... pero tenias que salir con la pendejeria de que "no eres de nuestra isla se ve"? que anormal eres...
Bustelo is not Puertorican coffee.