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I always wondered what crap chemicals is leeching into my coffee using my plastic electric kettle for my plastic aeropress or plastic Keurig machine using plast
by sizzle 7y ago
I always wondered what crap chemicals is leeching into my coffee using my plastic electric kettle for my plastic aeropress or plastic Keurig machine using plastic disposable pods.
Anyone have a safer method of brewing coffee? Like boil water in a glass Pyrex beaker and some sort of glass French press/glass aeropress?
- erichocean 7y agoI have a stainless steel french press. Love it, super simple to use and keep clean.
- ChoGGi 7y ago1/4 coffee grind to 3/4 cold water, stick it in the fridge for 24 hours. Dilute with 1/4 coffee to 3/4 boiling water (it will be less bitter than brewed coffee). Now you just need to find something to boil water that isn't made of plastic.
- sizzle 7y agoAwesome will try this out!
- krageon 7y agoOne of these? http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-hoi46KPfaMk/Uu6k-6CP5lI/AAAAAAAAC8A/jXUxvzINc0w/s1600/Italian-espresso-maker.jpg http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-hoi46KPfaMk/Uu6k-6CP5lI/AAAAAAAAC8... The coffee tastes good, they are cheap (assuming you get a cheap one, which works just as well as an expensive one), they last for a long time and you can find them everywhere
- sizzle 7y agoI've used one of these until the metal started flaking off the bottom, which is concerning to say the least...
- coffeecat 7y agoIf you're only brewing for yourself, and you like your coffee strong, I'd suggest trying a moka pot. They have no plastic except on the exterior, and have been shown to extract the highest levels of antioxidants compared to other common brewing methods.