The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
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The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
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Re: The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
#2Aeropress is awesome, I'm still using mine for 7 years with Able brewing's fine filter. You can make coffee for two by use more coffee ground and dilute with hot water.
Re: The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
#3I'd love for more inventions to be like the AeroPress. It provides a purist result with pedestrian convenience.
Re: The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
#4Aeropress is awesome, I'm still using mine for 7 years with Able brewing's fine filter. You can make coffee for two by use more coffee ground and dilute with hot water.
What’s your recipe for two?
Re: The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
#5I love my AeroPress. It makes some of the best coffee ever. But I had to stop. Putting hot water in a plastic cup everyday for coffee? I wish there was a metal version. I’ll still use it once every so many months. But the plastic nature of the contraption has turned me away.
Re: The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
#6I love my AeroPress. It makes some of the best coffee ever. But I had to stop. Putting hot water in a plastic cup everyday for coffee? I wish there was a metal version. I’ll still use it once every so many months. But the plastic nature of the contraption has turned me away.
Same feeling here. High acidity hot coffee, at that. Plus the rubber seal was starting to degrade on mine
Re: The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
#7I love my AeroPress. It makes some of the best coffee ever. But I had to stop. Putting hot water in a plastic cup everyday for coffee? I wish there was a metal version. I’ll still use it once every so many months. But the plastic nature of the contraption has turned me away.
Same feeling here. High acidity hot coffee, at that. Plus the rubber seal was starting to degrade on mine
You can buy a replacement rubber end from the manufacturer for about $8 shipped.
Re: The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
#8My home-made coffee progression:
Automatic drip
French Press
Aeropress
Pour-over (using a Hario v60, Chemex filters, and a cheap, non-Hario Gooseneck kettle)
Next will be a home espresso setup if I can ever get rich enough to justify having one.
Re: The Invention of the Aeropress (2014)
#9I love my AeroPress. It makes some of the best coffee ever. But I had to stop. Putting hot water in a plastic cup everyday for coffee? I wish there was a metal version. I’ll still use it once every so many months. But the plastic nature of the contraption has turned me away.
I'm surprised there isn't a premium version available. There's surely a huge market for people willing to spend ~$100 on a non-plastic version.