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It's not a huge deal in practice in my experience. You could always buy a press that uses filters, such as the aeropress.
by johnswamps 16y ago
It's not a huge deal in practice in my experience. You could always buy a press that uses filters, such as the aeropress.
- sgt 16y agoI love the AeroPress. Bought one a week ago and it makes pretty amazing coffee. No need for an expensive espresso machine to make super-smooth americano... PS: I don't work for AeroPress :)
- latentflip 16y agoI often wish I was on commission for Aeropress, such is my apparent ability to sell the things. They are excellent though - practically sell themselves.
- madssj 16y agoI too share your passion for the AeroPress, and might I add, that using the upside down brewing method[1] it makes excellent americano. Best I've ever had actually. Coffee is not supposed to be bitter, and it's a shame that so many people think "Oh, well, that's just the way coffee tastes I guess.". I recently got my parents one, and they went "Ohh, it can taste like that? That's really good!" [1]: http://coffeecollective.blogspot.com/2010/01/updated-aeropress-brewing-method.html http://coffeecollective.blogspot.com/2010/01/updated-aeropre...
- mattmichielsen 16y agoI've never heard of the upside-down method. That makes a ton of sense.