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Inverted and pulling the plunger out? I thought inverted means that the plunger is essentially the bottom. Also: How long is “a bit longer”? Just want to replic
by leobg 4y ago
Inverted and pulling the plunger out? I thought inverted means that the plunger is essentially the bottom. Also: How long is “a bit longer”? Just want to replicate to see what you mean. Thanks.
- latchkey 4y agoNo problem, thanks for asking. Plunger starts on the bottom with rubber side up. Put cylinder on top. Fill with water. Cap/filter (I use a metal mesh) on tight. Then, invert with cap/filter on top of the cup. This is where you can pull the plunger out. Let it drip into the cup until halfway down the cylinder and then fill with more hot water. Put the plunger on top again 'a bit longer' (minute?) to stop the drip and let the newly added water brew. Then press the plunger in. This way, I get a larger cup of coffee than the aeropress normally makes and not much dilution since the water still goes through the grinds. =)