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I just got a V60 brewer. Unfortunately it is pretty inaccessible because it requiring pouring hot water in a circular pattern for even extraction and also requires making sure that you aren't pouring too fast or slow.I suspect its possible to get better
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I use a french press to make my cold coffee, and speaking of wich, i gotta make some right now. lol. I also have used almond milk and oat mill instead of water to make my cold press. The ending results remind me of a cold fancy drink. its best
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i use the Tassimo coffee maker myself, i find the coffee very good as i do like my coffee to have a good amount of taste to it, i can't stand instant cofffee
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Well let me tell you how i prepare my coffee. It's a realy meticulous process involving cooperation of every person around me in the house. So the way that I make coffee is that I simplyAsk someone to make it for me!Lol!I don't know about these coffees
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@18Which model are you using? Also, what are the features of the machine that I should be looking for from an accessibility perspective?I basically wanted to know in general whether the steps to preparing an espresso are accessible or not. Based on some
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@10I do froth my milk, but not with the steamer frothing wand the machine comes with. I make the espresso in the tiny glass, dump it into a mug, then use a milk frother. Basically dump in milk, press button, wait.I do have and use an espresso machine
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I tried making a cold brew once but it didn't go well. A lot of the flavour notes that I liked to taste was gone from the cold brew because it was extracted for too long.
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You don't need appliances. Just the French Press and then a jug into which to pour the cold brew once it's been pressed.
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@assault_freak, thanks for that that makes sense, I'll have to give that a try.Unfortunately, I don't really have any extra appliances or the like and it's not really warm enough in Britain to require chilled drinks for enough of the year to make getting
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Cold brewing in the french press is definitely not hard. Pour the grounds in, add water and then put a plate ontop of the french press if your fridge doesn't let you put the french press in wit the plunger up. Leave it for anywhere from 12 to 16 hours
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Cold brew is actually quite simple. All that is required is a container that can hold a tube-like filter, place the grounds inside of the filter, pour water into it, and put in the refrigerator for approximately 18 hours. The "cold-brew machine&qu
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@leibylucw, that is interesting. I've known for quite a while that coffee beans denature at 98 degrees, which is why you should never use boiling water and why I'm so careful of using coffee makers that require steam etc, since denaturing the coffee
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Agreed with @4. I'm becoming somewhat of a coffee snob, and I think it's precisely the complexity of preparation, bean roast, fresh grind, etc that interests me. That being said, folks who declare using anything beyond a Keurig or traditional brewer
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@8 wow do you have an espresso machine? If so could you share your experience about using it, and do you froth your own milk? One of my main goals of doing all this is to eventually be able to make cafe quality espressos, lattes and mochas.@4 truer words
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As I've said before, I use the cafetière, aka French press myself and am quite happy with it, with an electric kettle it's incredibly easy to make and does generally really good coffee, especially if I grind my own beans, though usually I'm a little too
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When making espresso, I find it usually works for me to just use a really small glass. Acording to sighted people that tends to work well, only ever making a tiny bit of extra.I haven't done pour overs, though, so I can't answer any questions about
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well I have a keurig that's very simple. I get single serve pods and use one at a time to make a cup of coffee. Just put the pod in, press one of the drink size buttons, in about a minute you've got your coffee! Simple as that, I started using a keurig
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I used to use one of those machines that 5 described above. now i do a french press. I also ground my own beans every time i make coffee as it tastes better fresh. as for the fancy stuff, I am not so sure about.
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Hi.I do the same as @3 does, I have my own coffee maker. I plug the thingy to the electricity, use a filter, put the coffee over there, water on the top, the little glassy thing under it, and start making it. About pouring it, I tend to put my finger near
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But coffee can be a complicated matter, particularly if you want something fancy and that doesn't taste like it just came out of the instant factory.
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you're overcomplicating things, I think. The way I do it I just use a coffee maker with a filter and put it over the stove. Nothing fancy.
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Just got a V60 and a set of hopefully accessible scales, keeping my fingers crossed now. Need to wait for them to arrive to try it.
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