brewing coffee with aeropress
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AeroPressby philnamy1,327 views
well, does everyone here enjoy dry paper filtering? because most of the videos i see using the inverted method use a dry filter. that's gross. also, why do it upside down? what is the benefit?
pugggs 5 months ago
thats it im getting one...I was looking to buy an exoresso coffee pot that sits on the stove..But this is the pinnacle for me... Great vid too
POWERBEAMPRO 1 year ago
it's a better way to use it: no premature dripping, and it means you can let it sit a little longer if you want.
sessility 1 year ago
Strange way of using the Aeropress
Boodieman72 1 year ago
yay! inverted method!
kwantran 2 years ago 2
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Gook is taking short cuts. Typical.
kittykgirl 2 years ago
I agree that this is an acceptable way. It's pretty clever, in fact. If crema is the issue, then start with the plunger less "plunged" so you get a longer shot.
Snickerbocker 2 years ago
This seems like a perfectly acceptable way to do this, but it's not what the instructions say, and it seems like you don't get any nice crema by starting the plunger all the way up
darkercontrast 2 years ago