The AeroPress, invented by Alan Adler in 2005, is a versatile coffee maker that allows users to customize their brew (AeroPress, n.d.). Using a mix of immersion and pressure, it produces a concentrated, smooth coffee with low bitterness (Sprudge, 2020). AeroPress is allowing for various techniques and recipes, such as the "classic" method and the "inverted" method. Users can adjust grind size, water temperature, and brew time to achieve a wide range of flavors, making it popular among coffee enthusiasts for its adaptability and portability.
Rinse the filter paper with hot water to preheat it.
Place the filter paper and ground coffee into the AeroPress chamber.
Pour the hot water over the coffee grounds and stir gently for 30 seconds.
Place the plunger on top of the chamber and press down firmly until all the water has drained through.
Remove the plunger and enjoy your coffee!
Experiment with different coffee beans and grind sizes to find your perfect flavor.
If you like a stronger coffee, use more coffee or less water.
If you like a weaker coffee, use less coffee or more water.
You can also add milk or sugar to your coffee if you like.
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AeroPress. (n.d.). About AeroPress. Retrieved from https://aeropress.com
Sprudge. (2020, August 24). How AeroPress took over the coffee world. Retrieved from https://sprudge.com