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I went old style. Coffee beans, grinder and a French press. It’s awesome. But like all good things in life you need to wait 5-10 mins for coffee.
by orochimaaru 3y ago
I went old style. Coffee beans, grinder and a French press. It’s awesome. But like all good things in life you need to wait 5-10 mins for coffee.
- glimshe 3y agoFor me the biggest problem is the washing... but coffee tastes better this way.
- orochimaaru 3y agoA rinse generally does the trick and you can get a dishwasher safe French press. So far the coffee grounds have been kind to my garbage disposal.
- thegrim33 3y agoI have an Aeropress and the vast majority of time the cleanup is just pushing the plunger the rest of the way in, which pops out 99% of the grinds and the filter, and then you just rinse off the end of the plunger under a faucet, and it's clean. Extremely low maintenance, would recommend.
- SoftTalker 3y agoYeah I have one at home and like it a lot. Still, it's plastic. Wish you could get one in pyrex or stainless.
- mos_basik 3y agoThere's some murmurings that Aeropress is planning to release a "Premium" model made of glass + stainless. Don't think there's any official web announcement to link to; think the new models were demo'ed at an expo or something. https://coffeechronicler.com/aeropress-xl-premium/ https://coffeechronicler.com/aeropress-xl-premium/
- pull_my_finger 3y agoI use a silicone spatula to clear most of whats in there into a compost bin. I drink a lot of coffee so it's still a _little_ cumbersome but it definitely helps the process a lot.
- cameldrv 3y agoSupposedly paper filter is healthier because it filters out the cafestol