🍾🎉 500 likes in well under 24 hours! You folks are amazing. So as promised we'll be composing a custom sound track for the next video, so we better get to work! THINGS WE MISSED: 1. The V3 Basalt competition version is NOT BPA-free and while it's still rated food-safe, this maybe a no no for a lot of you. If this bothers you then buy the regular V3 which is made of Trogamid which is BPA-free. 2. You can negotiate the Kalita filters and while it significantly reduces bypass the brews didn't taste as good as the flat filters and the draw downs are slower.
Bought it three months ago and I’ve used it less than 10 times. Its habit more than anything else, but I end up using the V60 or Kalita as allways. One of the things I like the most about the brewer (besides its sleek design) is the fact that I can use the Kalita papers, but when using them, I feel by pass is off the charts. On the other hand, buying the special papers with the negotiator and putting the papers in place every morning seems a hustle I prefer to avoid. No matter how many new brewers I buy, I all ways fall back to the good old Japanese OGs. Old habits die hard, I guess. Btw, @Aramse, every time I want a more thick drink, I use your Sofi72. Love it. Please provide us with more recipes.
LOLOLOL love the puns in the beginning 🤣 That aside, I have a Stagg XF so the fact that you did the comparison at the end was really insightful. I might have to check the Orea out, thanks for the video!
I reccomended giving the Timemore B75 crystal eye a go. The flow rate is really fast and the brews are tasty. My best results come when i use it in combination with a cloth filter and a melodrip. Keep up the good work.
I currently have my brewers narrowed down to the Orea V3, Switch and Aeropress, depending on what I am feeling like that day. My Kalita, Stagg X, Origami and regular V60 sit on my shelf looking pretty anymore.
I've had the Orea and for a couple months now. I'm primarily using the circle to center pour and my brews are tasting good. The negotiator trick was great! I bet you just made a bunch of people's lives easier. Also, I use the negotiator on the Kalita filters.
Great review and tips, matches well with my experience of using this brewer for about a month. What I also found helpful with stalling was what Patrik Rolf mentioned in the April Coffee review of thid brewer. Namely, that the first pours draw down quicker than the later ones. His recipe of two 50g circle pours and one 100g center pour have been working great for me so far.
The Orea is worthy of a lot of respect. I hear you can 3d print the negotiator, so that's something. I have a Timemore B75 coming in the mail though, which was 15$ discounted, and it seems like it has a lot of overlap with this if you stick with kalita style filters
I'm also excited to try it. Seems like a good entry into flat bottom, and if I like it the Orea is still unique and interesting enough to add to the collection down the line, even if they are similar. I went with the Tritan, preheating is more of an issue for me than plastic
Bought the Black LE they came out with a few months back and I have been reaching for it time and time again. It’s truly the best flat-bottom for me, all my brews are supeerrr tasty, it’s easy to get the hang of and easy to maintain too. Love the sense cups but they are impossible to get a hold of 🥲 Would definitely love to see the video on pouring techniques and maybe a recipe you’ve been enjoying 🙌🏻
would def be into a pouring technique / options video! Theres a lot of art to that element, especially when temp or grind size arent giving you the results you want.
I got my Orea a couple weeks ago. I’ve had lots of stalling with the flat filters but the wave filters work well with extraction yields around 20% producing a nice cup. Good video.
Great video. I've been using the Orea for a while now and get some good brews but would like more consistency so a pouring technique deep dive video would be awesome. One definite way I found to stall the Orea was to negotiate when the filter is wet.
Nice video. I brew with the Orea V3 (glass) for about 3 months now and I quite satisfied with it (using only kalita papers, I didn't buy the negociator). I had a few issues with stalling, but now I have a good balance and it's my favorite brewer . I'd love to watch a video from you with all the technics and detailed recipes from you. All the best to the whole team!
I've had more stalling on the orea than with the Stagg X, I guess because of the design of the holes. I'm thinking about 3d printing a Stagg negotiator which leaves some space at the bottom and has some holes for easy saturation. Love this video a lot, great work!
I had a dream last night that Aramse invented a new form of press brewer and made a fortune. I'm not a big believer in synchronicity--I'm no soothsayer either--but I would buy the Aramse-Press if it comes out ;)
Excellent video as always!! I’ve been on the fence about getting an Orea and I’m pretty sold in it now. Comedic timing was absolutely brilliant in this video 😂😂. That brief and “sincere” pause after “AI takes away our jobs.” 😂😂😂
Love orea content! I managed to come 2nd in my city's filter champs with just doing 34g to 500ml with a 80g bloom and one continuous pour! It's such a consistently good brewer, and has usurped my clever dripper as my go to. The design is sublime too, I've got the frosted clear one which is just gorgeous!
So thorough, I’ve had a v3 for 6 months, I do get stalling with round filters,a little less so with sibarist filters so I’ve done similar adjustments. Currently grinding with my old encore and I’m waiting on my timemore 078 so excited to taste the difference.
Great review. Think I’ll stick with my V60 as space is always a concern In my kitchen but I’d definitely enjoy this if I made multiple cups for different people everyday.
Great video! I really enjoy to brew with Orea, but sometimes the stalled extractions are annoying me a lot. I didn’t get to make a try by using sibarist filters, since they are not available in Brazil. Btw, I’m gonna try the newer Orea version that’s gonna be released in soon. I keep betting that Orea will be the best flat bottomed brewer. Thanks!
been using the V3 for a bit more than a year now with a no fuss simple brewing method and I have never choke the V3. brews are fast clean and easily repeatable. 👌
oh and thx for the negociator tip! I never thought of "reversing" the filter. side note I never found taste differences having one side or the other in contact with coffee... 🤷
I’d definitely like to try this brewer in the future, but the flat filter + negotiator combo feels like a very crude and expensive alternative to a kalita type filter. I’m hoping that with this recent surge in popularity, the company will be able to afford a more custom paper filter for its brewer.
The Kalita filters are essentially flat and round too but have been factory formed to make life easier. If adoption of these new flat filters increases then we could start to see pre-folded ones in the market.
I hope you do a deep dive on circle-center pours. This seems like the key to some amazing cups with flat brewers to me. Curious to know how to adapt that April-type brew to a faster brewer like the Orea or B75
Also, I find that I get better results folding a v60 filter (I use the Cafec ones) for courser grinds and the Kalita filters for finer grinds. I'm getting the negotiator 3D printer and buying flat filters to see how those work out.
I don't think calling out the £63 setup price is a 'nitpicky' criticism. An equally plastic V60 is £6 and 100 Cafec filters £10. And those make a fine brew.
I use my V3 with a custom cloth filter from The Cloth Filler Company (UK). I really like the brewer and the results it gives. (I have also tried the flat papers and the Sibarist papers, but I haven't tried "wave" as I'm more interested in using Orea for zero bypass) I'd certainly be interested in a discussion on the variables of pouring technique and the contribution they make to flavour and how they apply to different bean characteristics/styles (florals Vs chocolate/caramel)
8:05 while Orea and Pulsar are not available in my country I ordered Brewista next wave duo, that is kinda a copy of Orea v3 but made of double wall glass, so there is a great heat retention and it's relatively inert. It seems, almost nobody knows about this brewer, so I thought it was worth mentioning)
I've got this brewer on my list of possibilities. Then I just ran across this one yesterday. Are you familiar with the Ceado Hoop Coffee Brewer ? Interesting design with no bypass. Maybe one for you to review ?! Thanks
Great video! But did you know achieving a true "zero" bypass is not possible; there will always be some degree of bypass in any brewing process. Instead of fixating on on the latest fad of trying to eliminating bypass completely, it might be more beneficial to focus on reducing channeling. Zero bypass is just one little rabbit hole in the whole process, where as great water and coffee is a “game changer “. Nothing is cut and dry the truth is that sometimes adding a small amount of "bypass" water after brewing can enhance the floral notes of the coffee or other times, a well-agitated conical brew may be perfect and occasionally you might prefer a higher coffee-to-water ratio or less bypass. But a higher extraction definitely doesn’t make a better cup. If a higher extraction is the goal drink espresso. Embracing a "zero" bypass approach for every coffee would mean really missing out on lots potential from beautiful coffees.
Orea is the only dripper manufacturer that also offers comprehensible recipes on its website. One does not have to search on the Internet how to use the dripper.
We've hoping to get a hold of the April soon. Should be interesting to compare. One is super versatile while the other is carefully designed to be excellent at one type of recipe.
We've had great results with a bloom + 2 pour recipe when using negotiated filters. 15g dose, 50g bloom and wait 45 secs. Then 2 100g pours to get to 250g total. The timing of these pours and whether we're doing centre or circle pours depends on the coffee and how the brew is progressing. As a rough guide the last pour starts around the 1:20 - 1:35 mark depending on draw down.
@@aramse great, this is very similar to my recipe… this is my issue though. When I set around 18-20 on Comandante (ODE+SSP 4.0 when 1 is 5 click past chirp) , my cup tend to taste delicious but the draw down time takes too long - sometimes 5-6 min and the cup is not clear but muggy, when I increase the size to 26ish (ODE+SSP 6.0) draw dawn is reasonable but coffee taste under extracted and sour-ish. I use light roast…I do wet WDT for bloom. Flow rate from my stagg is 5-6ML/sec. Kettle height slightly below break up point for the bloom, and I lower the height to half for second and third pour
Yup that works too but not of all filters are made equal. The Kalita ones are quite slow and tend to be more prone to stalling than the circular filters.
How big a brew did you test? Sure the website says you can do 36 but their recipes don't go above 18g. Can it actually make a 30g pourover without splitting it into 9 micropours?
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I’ve managed to brew 24g with the small one with a 6 pour recipe. So 36g sounds possible with the big one with a similar recipe. But don’t expect to be able to use 3-4 pour for such big dose.
Hey quick tip. I won't recommend you pour hot water on the printed part. Most prints are using a brass nozzle which have lead in them. Potentially unsafe for health purposes. Also hot water on those prints will bend the print as softening temp on those plastics are around boiling water temperature
Would be a great idea to do a video focusing on how pour technique affects draw downs and extraction. Thanks
🍾🎉 500 likes in well under 24 hours! You folks are amazing. So as promised we'll be composing a custom sound track for the next video, so we better get to work!
THINGS WE MISSED:
1. The V3 Basalt competition version is NOT BPA-free and while it's still rated food-safe, this maybe a no no for a lot of you. If this bothers you then buy the regular V3 which is made of Trogamid which is BPA-free.
2. You can negotiate the Kalita filters and while it significantly reduces bypass the brews didn't taste as good as the flat filters and the draw downs are slower.
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that filter trick is so satisfying to watch
Would love to see a video on circular pours vs center pours !
Coffee with April have a video on this worth checking out.
Bought it three months ago and I’ve used it less than 10 times. Its habit more than anything else, but I end up using the V60 or Kalita as allways.
One of the things I like the most about the brewer (besides its sleek design) is the fact that I can use the Kalita papers, but when using them, I feel by pass is off the charts. On the other hand, buying the special papers with the negotiator and putting the papers in place every morning seems a hustle I prefer to avoid.
No matter how many new brewers I buy, I all ways fall back to the good old Japanese OGs. Old habits die hard, I guess.
Btw, @Aramse, every time I want a more thick drink, I use your Sofi72. Love it. Please provide us with more recipes.
I’ve had pretty good results using a kalita filter and my negotiator tool in my orea v3 185, minimizes bypass issues
LOLOLOL love the puns in the beginning 🤣 That aside, I have a Stagg XF so the fact that you did the comparison at the end was really insightful. I might have to check the Orea out, thanks for the video!
I am impressed how you can present every video in a serious manner and still punch some funny lines in between. cheers.
I reccomended giving the Timemore B75 crystal eye a go. The flow rate is really fast and the brews are tasty. My best results come when i use it in combination with a cloth filter and a melodrip. Keep up the good work.
For the cloth filter what size did you go for?
I currently have my brewers narrowed down to the Orea V3, Switch and Aeropress, depending on what I am feeling like that day. My Kalita, Stagg X, Origami and regular V60 sit on my shelf looking pretty anymore.
honestly love the april brewer. Y'all need to get that video out asap
I've had the Orea and for a couple months now. I'm primarily using the circle to center pour and my brews are tasting good. The negotiator trick was great! I bet you just made a bunch of people's lives easier. Also, I use the negotiator on the Kalita filters.
Great review and tips, matches well with my experience of using this brewer for about a month. What I also found helpful with stalling was what Patrik Rolf mentioned in the April Coffee review of thid brewer. Namely, that the first pours draw down quicker than the later ones. His recipe of two 50g circle pours and one 100g center pour have been working great for me so far.
The Orea is worthy of a lot of respect. I hear you can 3d print the negotiator, so that's something. I have a Timemore B75 coming in the mail though, which was 15$ discounted, and it seems like it has a lot of overlap with this if you stick with kalita style filters
B75 is great, we love it. Did you order the ceramic version or the Tritan one?
I'm also excited to try it. Seems like a good entry into flat bottom, and if I like it the Orea is still unique and interesting enough to add to the collection down the line, even if they are similar. I went with the Tritan, preheating is more of an issue for me than plastic
Bought the Black LE they came out with a few months back and I have been reaching for it time and time again. It’s truly the best flat-bottom for me, all my brews are supeerrr tasty, it’s easy to get the hang of and easy to maintain too.
Love the sense cups but they are impossible to get a hold of 🥲
Would definitely love to see the video on pouring techniques and maybe a recipe you’ve been enjoying 🙌🏻
So other viewers, Orea going to give this video a Like?
I did it in the first 10 seconds.
would def be into a pouring technique / options video! Theres a lot of art to that element, especially when temp or grind size arent giving you the results you want.
The video about how to vary your pouring technique based on your cups and how the brew ist going would be much appreciated! :)
I got my Orea a couple weeks ago. I’ve had lots of stalling with the flat filters but the wave filters work well with extraction yields around 20% producing a nice cup. Good video.
I love your subtle humour in these videos. Great vid. The Orea looks interesting but I’m happy with my V60 and am too lazy to change.
Great video. I've been using the Orea for a while now and get some good brews but would like more consistency so a pouring technique deep dive video would be awesome. One definite way I found to stall the Orea was to negotiate when the filter is wet.
Thank for this! Just ordered the Large a week ago so this is perfectly timed!
I'm getting great results with my Orea using a cloth filter
Neat! I've always wanted to try cloth after James Hoffman revealed his deep affection for them. Would you mind sharing what cloth filter you're using?
@@danielcohn6884 I'm using one from the rather appropriately titled Cloth Filter Company (in the UK)
Nice video.
I brew with the Orea V3 (glass) for about 3 months now and I quite satisfied with it (using only kalita papers, I didn't buy the negociator).
I had a few issues with stalling, but now I have a good balance and it's my favorite brewer .
I'd love to watch a video from you with all the technics and detailed recipes from you.
All the best to the whole team!
100% would watch a video on pour over pour types please and thank you 🤓🙏🏻
Also can confirm the filter origami trick is a game changer.
Best brewer on the market.
I've had more stalling on the orea than with the Stagg X, I guess because of the design of the holes. I'm thinking about 3d printing a Stagg negotiator which leaves some space at the bottom and has some holes for easy saturation. Love this video a lot, great work!
I for one would be interested in a pour technique video.
I had a dream last night that Aramse invented a new form of press brewer and made a fortune. I'm not a big believer in synchronicity--I'm no soothsayer either--but I would buy the Aramse-Press if it comes out ;)
Great video! I really like how thorough you guys are! I would love for you guys to do an entire video on this!
Yes please to a pour technique video 👌
Would love a video dedicated to pouring structure and technique on the orea 👍 Orea gonna help us out with that?
Cool. I want one. Also, love the dry humor 😐
Excellent video as always!! I’ve been on the fence about getting an Orea and I’m pretty sold in it now. Comedic timing was absolutely brilliant in this video 😂😂. That brief and “sincere” pause after “AI takes away our jobs.” 😂😂😂
Puns aside (I mean, what Orea thinkin' dude?), this is one of the most sensible and realistic videos on this brewer I've seen.
Love orea content! I managed to come 2nd in my city's filter champs with just doing 34g to 500ml with a 80g bloom and one continuous pour! It's such a consistently good brewer, and has usurped my clever dripper as my go to. The design is sublime too, I've got the frosted clear one which is just gorgeous!
So thorough, I’ve had a v3 for 6 months, I do get stalling with round filters,a little less so with sibarist filters so I’ve done similar adjustments. Currently grinding with my old encore and I’m waiting on my timemore 078 so excited to taste the difference.
I'd be totally into a 2nd orea video with more info about pouring methods
I would love to see an entire video dedicated to pouring techniques!
A very fine video indeed! Thank you.
However, I will stick to my Chemex as of now. Simple and delicious.
Great vid! Have had it since it came out. I use the pulsar more often but still love this brewer.
I was just wondering when we’d get the next Aramse video. I’m definitely down for a pouring technique video. Getting close to that custom music track!
Great video! I would love to hear more of your thoughts on recipes and pouring techniques so please make that video!
Great review. Think I’ll stick with my V60 as space is always a concern In my kitchen but I’d definitely enjoy this if I made multiple cups for different people everyday.
So Actually decided to try this but got the V4
Good humour.
Great video! I really enjoy to brew with Orea, but sometimes the stalled extractions are annoying me a lot. I didn’t get to make a try by using sibarist filters, since they are not available in Brazil. Btw, I’m gonna try the newer Orea version that’s gonna be released in soon. I keep betting that Orea will be the best flat bottomed brewer. Thanks!
I'd love to see a video about you're circle and center pouring techniques! Thanks for all of your videos
Learn To Pour & Never Look At Pour-Over Coffee The Same!
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been using the V3 for a bit more than a year now with a no fuss simple brewing method and I have never choke the V3.
brews are fast clean and easily repeatable.
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oh and thx for the negociator tip! I never thought of "reversing" the filter.
side note I never found taste differences having one side or the other in contact with coffee... 🤷
I’d definitely like to try this brewer in the future, but the flat filter + negotiator combo feels like a very crude and expensive alternative to a kalita type filter. I’m hoping that with this recent surge in popularity, the company will be able to afford a more custom paper filter for its brewer.
The Kalita filters are essentially flat and round too but have been factory formed to make life easier. If adoption of these new flat filters increases then we could start to see pre-folded ones in the market.
I hope you do a deep dive on circle-center pours. This seems like the key to some amazing cups with flat brewers to me. Curious to know how to adapt that April-type brew to a faster brewer like the Orea or B75
We made that pouring video and even won an award for it! :) Hope you check it out.
Good stuff 👌
Dear god yes please do a pour structure video! April's doesn't quite cut it.
Loved the way you explained… looking forward to the pouring technique for dummies video…🙌🏼😊
When I brew on the Orea with Bangalore water, it's always a bit overextracted but I get surprisingly bright and clear results with Bisleri
Also, I find that I get better results folding a v60 filter (I use the Cafec ones) for courser grinds and the Kalita filters for finer grinds. I'm getting the negotiator 3D printer and buying flat filters to see how those work out.
Flat bottom brewers make the rockin world go round.
Nice review...would have loved to see you brew a cup.
I don't think calling out the £63 setup price is a 'nitpicky' criticism. An equally plastic V60 is £6 and 100 Cafec filters £10. And those make a fine brew.
I use my V3 with a custom cloth filter from The Cloth Filler Company (UK). I really like the brewer and the results it gives. (I have also tried the flat papers and the Sibarist papers, but I haven't tried "wave" as I'm more interested in using Orea for zero bypass)
I'd certainly be interested in a discussion on the variables of pouring technique and the contribution they make to flavour and how they apply to different bean characteristics/styles (florals Vs chocolate/caramel)
For that barrage of cringy puns, like first and watch later for me.
Cheers sir! Thanks for making my day.
8:05 while Orea and Pulsar are not available in my country I ordered Brewista next wave duo, that is kinda a copy of Orea v3 but made of double wall glass, so there is a great heat retention and it's relatively inert. It seems, almost nobody knows about this brewer, so I thought it was worth mentioning)
Your humor is as serious as a someone who just had a cadiac arrest
hey great video and we would like to see the brewing video with the orea. you can also use the normal melitta filters with the orea by the way.
I've got this brewer on my list of possibilities. Then I just ran across this one yesterday. Are you familiar with the Ceado Hoop Coffee Brewer ? Interesting design with no bypass. Maybe one for you to review ?! Thanks
Yeah we’re trying to get a hold of that.
Would love to know when and how to pour my water!
I would like it to be just anotch bigger. The width of kalita 185 with the holes and material of v3 would be nice for my 500ml brews 😅
Lovely video as always!
Great video! But did you know achieving a true "zero" bypass is not possible; there will always be some degree of bypass in any brewing process. Instead of fixating on on the latest fad of trying to eliminating bypass completely, it might be more beneficial to focus on reducing channeling. Zero bypass is just one little rabbit hole in the whole process, where as great water and coffee is a “game changer “. Nothing is cut and dry the truth is that sometimes adding a small amount of "bypass" water after brewing can enhance the floral notes of the coffee or other times, a well-agitated conical brew may be perfect and occasionally you might prefer a higher coffee-to-water ratio or less bypass. But a higher extraction definitely doesn’t make a better cup. If a higher extraction is the goal drink espresso. Embracing a "zero" bypass approach for every coffee would mean really missing out on lots potential from beautiful coffees.
Please compare this to the timemore b75 flat bottom. Lots of people online say results r similar so maybe that could be a nice budget option
Orea is the only dripper manufacturer that also offers comprehensible recipes on its website. One does not have to search on the Internet how to use the dripper.
I litterally have the same base and brewer
Thanks for another great video. Is this worth getting if you already have a pulsar?
Yeah I would say they are quite different.
Great video as always! How does it compare vs the april dripper tho? :3
We've hoping to get a hold of the April soon. Should be interesting to compare. One is super versatile while the other is carefully designed to be excellent at one type of recipe.
@@aramse Looking foreaward to it ;)
Another great video!
What’s your go to recipe. And what grind size (c40 or ODE+SSP) do you use when using no bypass method?
We've had great results with a bloom + 2 pour recipe when using negotiated filters. 15g dose, 50g bloom and wait 45 secs. Then 2 100g pours to get to 250g total. The timing of these pours and whether we're doing centre or circle pours depends on the coffee and how the brew is progressing. As a rough guide the last pour starts around the 1:20 - 1:35 mark depending on draw down.
@@aramse great, this is very similar to my recipe… this is my issue though. When I set around 18-20 on Comandante (ODE+SSP 4.0 when 1 is 5 click past chirp) , my cup tend to taste delicious but the draw down time takes too long - sometimes 5-6 min and the cup is not clear but muggy, when I increase the size to 26ish (ODE+SSP 6.0) draw dawn is reasonable but coffee taste under extracted and sour-ish. I use light roast…I do wet WDT for bloom. Flow rate from my stagg is 5-6ML/sec. Kettle height slightly below break up point for the bloom, and I lower the height to half for second and third pour
Orea gonna make that video on center and circular pours and some recipes now? 😛
Great vid
I loved the self-deprecating jokes 😂
Please review the Orea V4.
It will not instantly transform your shitty brews into competition ones. :D Love this guy
Great review! Will this fit properly with the large stagg carafe ?
Orea ever done with orea puns? Never 😂
great video!! thanks for sharing. I would love that video about exploring how pour patterns affect brews ;)
please do the pour video!
@aramse what grind size do u use with 078 when brewing with oreo?
Does anyone know what the diameter of the filters is?
The problem with thr black one is that is not BPA-free
3:12 I think you've discovered a new, horrible way to brew coffee concentrate.
Why not just use the negotiator on the kalita filters instead of the ones that cost 3x more?
Yup that works too but not of all filters are made equal. The Kalita ones are quite slow and tend to be more prone to stalling than the circular filters.
How big a brew did you test? Sure the website says you can do 36 but their recipes don't go above 18g. Can it actually make a 30g pourover without splitting it into 9 micropours?
I’ve managed to brew 24g with the small one with a 6 pour recipe. So 36g sounds possible with the big one with a similar recipe. But don’t expect to be able to use 3-4 pour for such big dose.
Hey quick tip. I won't recommend you pour hot water on the printed part. Most prints are using a brass nozzle which have lead in them. Potentially unsafe for health purposes. Also hot water on those prints will bend the print as softening temp on those plastics are around boiling water temperature
orea v4 wide or narrow? 😭 how do i chooseeee.
haha who is laughing there :D haha
Namisha 🤣
Going plastic was a bad idea, plastic ends up in cup
The puns... oh my god, the puns...
Terrible puns, but we just can't help ourselves. :)
dude looks like Biswa Kalyan Rath
3 minutes per day each day is 18 hours over a year...my god what am I doing with my time?
no way on. plastic brewer
😪 *promo sm*
Hot water and plastic. Not the best combo.
aeropress 10x better
After 10 seconds in the video: TH-cam NEEDS TO BRING BACK DISLIKE BUTTON.
Agreed. That opening pun definitely deserves a dislike :)
Orea can just smash that like button because these guys are great!
@@EeeTeePwnHome HOW TO GIVE MORE THAN ONE DISLIKE!?!?
WHY IS GOOGLE NOT HELPING ME WITH THIS IMPORTANT ENDEAVOR!?!?!