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I use 72g/l or 18g for 250ml. Aim for 3 minutes total time, you should be reyt. As a fellow tired dad with loads to do, my recommendation would be to buy a good quality electric drip machine and set it up with a timer the night before.
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Technivorm Cup-One?
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Data nerd complaining about inconsistent results?!
Pencil, paper, stopwatch and scales are you friend.
Granted I know it can be difficult trying to do the whole consistency thing with kids, had a toddler demand up while I was in the middle of roasting beans using a camping stove and a glorified frying pan. Fun times.
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I've found the Aeropress far less finicky than a v60. Once you get your grind dialled in you can't go too wrong. Cheap too!
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I like a French press done with the Hoffman method in the morning. Easy and leaves lots of time to attend more pressing matters.
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Wilfa and v60.
Is there a foolproof method? Sometimes i drink what's made and think "while this is strong and provides a lift, I'm not sure it should be this strong" and other times I've thought "this is a bit mellow birds". Mostly it's good.
I'm a tired dad with loads to do in the morning. I just want a standard routine, beans vary (modern.standard or has bean), that'll give me decent coffee.