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    Re: Any other coffee snobs here?

    Quote Originally Posted by artgecko View Post
    MarkS- Just saw the aeropress in a demo online today. Looks interesting, but I would probably want one that would do a larger cup of coffee... Will look into it though.

    I've been considering looking for another brewing method similar to a french press, but with easier cleanup, so the aeropress might be a solution, or a pour-over method.

    I may also be looking into a new burr grinder to use instead of my hand grinder.. Trying to get a more consistent grind.
    The thing with the aeropress is that it doesn't actually make an espresso (they say it does, but it's not really an espresso), it's more of a coffe concentrate. Then after pressing I just add enough hot water to make it a regular cup of coffee.

    I'll add enough ground coffee to what their directions say for 2 cups, then after brewing and pressing I'll add enough hot water to fill a 16 oz cup and it seems to be about the right strength for me.

    Remember that around the rest of the world a 'cup' of coffee is about 6 oz, only in the US does a cup of coffee equate to a 25 oz travel mug.

    Oh, and burr grinders are definately the way to go, those grinders with the whirling blades will basically turn your beans into chunks of various sizes and dust so it's impossible to get an even grind with them.
    Last edited by MarkS; 01-28-2014 at 03:13 PM.
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