AeroPress Clear Coffee Press – 3 in 1
| Brand | Aeropress |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 90CL01 |
| Colour | Clear |
| Product Dimensions | 12.06 x 12.06 x 29.84 cm; 340 g |
| Special Features | Manual |
| Item Weight | 340 g |
50.00€
The AeroPress Coffee Press is a unique brewing device that claims to combine aspects of French Press, pour-over, and espresso brewing methods. Here’s a breakdown of its key features and some things to consider before you buy:
Pros:
- Versatility: The AeroPress claims to brew a variety of coffee styles, from full-bodied French Press coffee to a stronger, espresso-like concentrate. This can be appealing if you enjoy trying different coffee brewing methods.
- Quick Brewing: AeroPress brewing is known for its speed. It can brew a cup of coffee in under a minute, potentially faster than traditional French Press methods.
- Reduced Sediment: The AeroPress filter is designed to minimize coffee grounds in your cup compared to a traditional French Press.
- Compact and Portable: The AeroPress is lightweight and small, making it a good option for travel or small kitchens.
- Durable: Made from BPA-free plastic known for its sturdiness.
Cons:
- Different Brewing Experience: Unlike a traditional French Press, the AeroPress uses a rapid steeping method with a filter. This might result in a different coffee taste profile compared to what you’re used to.
- Paper Filters: The AeroPress requires paper filters, which adds an extra cost compared to reusable French Press mesh filters.
- Smaller Capacity: Makes only one cup of coffee at a time, not ideal for brewing for multiple people.
- Price: The AeroPress might be more expensive than some traditional French presses.
Overall, the AeroPress Coffee Press is a good option for coffee enthusiasts who are curious about trying a new brewing method and appreciate features like speed, portability, and minimal sediment. However, if you prioritize a classic French Press experience, a larger brewing capacity, or the use of reusable filters, a traditional French press might be a better choice.
Here are some additional things to consider before buying an AeroPress:
- Coffee Preferences: Do you enjoy a full-bodied French Press coffee or are you curious about trying a more espresso-like brew?
- Ease of Use: While the AeroPress is known for its speed, the brewing process might involve a slightly different technique compared to a traditional French Press.
- Cost: Consider the initial cost of the AeroPress machine and the ongoing cost of paper filters.
- Portability: If you value a compact coffee maker for travel or small spaces, the AeroPress might be a good choice.
| Asin | B0C3KDC3FJ |
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Westy –
Steve Davidson –
Michael Tierney –
HorshamBooklover –
We also like that it’s so easy to clean. When you’ve finished, the compressed coffee “puck” is easily disposded of. We’ll definitely take it with us when travelling.
Ariana –
Easy to use and lots of recipes to make. You’ll find a new hobby for yourself and you’ll enjoy so much your coffee every day! Best thing I could get to make a nice and funny coffee.
THE DAD –
It’s so easy to use and even easier to clean.
I have several different type of coffee makers.
Tassimo, single cup drip and Vietnamese, but, this gives as good, if not better than any other.
But one big plus, is it is so easy to clean.
100% recommended.
Carla Tate –
Rob Bell –
Decent coffee is an understatement, the Aeropress makes exceptional coffee. It’s very easy to use, it takes a couple of minutes to make a coffee, and cleaning it is as simple as rinsing it under a tap. The coffee it produces is smooth and tasty without any hint of bitterness, and you can have Americanos, Lattes or any other style… it doesn’t make Espressos as such, as you need high pressure for them, but they’re as close to espresso as it’s possible to get without actually being espresso, there’s very little difference at all. The blurb on the box is careful to call it espresso style coffee!
Your first cup of coffee from the Aeropress will taste great, but mastering it will only come in time given the myriad of variables possible: amount of coffee, amount of water, temperature of water, steeping time, number of stirs, pressure applied to plunger and so on – a search on YouTube reveals hundreds of videos claiming the formula for the perfect cup of coffee, heck there’s even an annual World Championship for the best coffee produced with Aeropress!
Another fantastic thing about the Aeropress is the price – it’s highly inexpensive given the quality of coffee it produces, and the fact that its inventor has 40 patents related to its construction. It looks deceptively simple, but it’s very clever really.
It’s now got me into coffee in a big way – I thought I was into it before, but now I can’t wait to get home and buy a gooseneck kettle for more even pressure of water pouring onto the coffee grounds, a manual grinder to ensure the correct consistency of the coffee grounds , and fresh coffee beans to grind myself – all to see how close to the perfect cup of coffee I can get!
I’m prepared to bet that, if you buy an Aeropress, you will be AeroIMpressed by the top notch coffee it helps produce, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to any coffee drinker – you’ll not look back!
A very easy two thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏻