Search results for: Aeropress metal

Aeropress for example). Let steep then swirl but don’t plunge. Leave the metal filter

Aeropress or moka pot. Ode Gen2 seemed to get positive comments from Mr Hoffmann and (shallowly) I think looks pretty good being small black and metal

Aeropress Go (all bits included), a load of papers (about 400), a metal disc, and a Knock

metal filter did make for the easiest cleanup though, can recommend Yeah this is good. And then rinse the paper and use it again a few times like an aeropress

Aeropress for the first time. Metal filter, upside down method. I like it. Pretty simple

aeropress I've given up on my dream of the Robot espresso machine, don't think I'll use it enough to get a fancy grinder etc. my espresso mugs will remain just an ornament

metal one. To use an aeropress all you need is boiling water and you can still

aeropress for around 15 years now and still use it multiple times a day. I've tried pretty much every other brewer there is but still come back to it for consistency and ease

Aeropress basically infinitely variable, but I’ve got an aeropress go (with metal filter) and Timemore

AeroPress Clear! and a larger AeroPress is supposedly on its way and there is going to be a ''premium'' one made of metal

metal one I can at least just store it in the aeropress for the travel

aeropress + porlex camp +1 but with paper filters - best coffee you'll get on the road IMO and only needs boiling (or close to boiling) water. Up for trying a metal

Aeropress Go](https://www.aeropress.co.uk/products/aeropress-go), [metal filter](https://www.aeropress.co.uk/products/aeropress-stainless-steel-reusable-filter) and an old Porlex. The trade

aeropress + porlex camp (with a metal filter to minimise extra crap to bring). Last time

aeropress with a metal filter, and then take some ground beans with you. Interested in the electric

metal filters on the aeropress, I guess this is the closet thing on drip? At the least

metal aeropress filter (which can peel off the puck easily). Not sure if it's worth

Rivers micro + aeropress metal + aeropress paper= triple filtered brew.

metal filter is OK with the inverted method, but not as intended as you lose a third of your coffee before you can slow it/stop with the plunger vacuum. Sorry to add more

metal v paper will be discussed... Hope he discusses expulsion of air during inverted brew (before flip to plunge) too. Any other niche aeropress

aeropress I ended up getting mine back out, then a buddy sent me a metal

metal filter to buy for the AeroPress (and if anyone does have a strong opinion

metal reusable filters for an aeropress? Running low on papers and wouldn't mind something

Aeropress hate/love, some of your brew times seem very long from what I have read and tried over the years, aren't they massively bitter? I switched from a french press a couple of years

Aeropress, as detailed by some folk on UK Coffee Forums. It works, and the resulting coffee is nearly always very nice. Inverted method, 30 secs bloom, top up with water, leave for ~20 mins (YMMV