I was in the coffee business for many years. I sold a ton of these because it does brew a great cup The trick is make sure the grind is as the video says. If you don't, you'll feel the Aeropress isn't brewing a great cup. It is so small that you can carry it anywhere. It make a great present for those coffee lovers. P.S, I met the inventor at a coffee festival and was impressed with the owner.
Absolutely! The grind size is crucial for a perfect cup with the AeroPress. It's great for travel and makes an excellent gift for coffee aficionados. I'm glad you enjoyed meeting our inventor; he's truly passionate about his creation.
@@lemming9984 I think the new owners thought they could drum up more business by making it appear to new customers this is a new item. It was invented in 2005 and I've had several over many years. I just felt this ad was not being completely honest.
By the time I stir and put the plunger on, half of the water has already dripped through. How do you still have most of the water in the chamber during this step?
For the AeroPress, aim for a grind similar to table salt consistency-it should feel slightly finer than what you'd use for a drip coffee maker. Adjust until it feels right!
Aw, you should put your recipe in the description. I'm reluctant to rewatch it just to write down the details. Copy/Paste is so much faster and easier. A shame.
Instead of complaining over something very trivial, you could have used this comment to put the recipe in so you and others could have used it going forward. Heck, maybe they would have saw the comment and put it in their description afterwards maybe giving you credit. A shame.
