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Aeropress

This is the ideal way to brew a single cup of coffee on those lazy mornings where you have time to treat yourself. The Aeropress brew will produce a clean cup with a light mouthfeel, similar to pour over or regular filter coffee.

This is the ideal way to brew a single cup of coffee on those lazy mornings where you have time to treat yourself. The Aeropress brew will produce a clean cup with a light mouthfeel, similar to pour over or regular filter coffee.

Note:

Step 1

Place paper filter in the cap and rinse with freshly boiled water. This will eliminate any papery taste.

Place paper filter in the cap and rinse with freshly boiled water. This will eliminate any papery taste.

Step 2

Attach cap to the brew chamber and position it on your favorite mug.

Attach cap to the brew chamber and position it on your favorite mug.

Step 3

Weigh the coffee and adjust grinder to the aeropress setting (2 on the 1-5 scale).

Weigh the coffee and adjust grinder to the aeropress setting (2 on the 1-5 scale).

Step 4

Use the funnel to put coffee in the brew chamber. This ensures the coffee won’t stick to the inside walls of the brewer.

Use the funnel to put coffee in the brew chamber. This ensures the coffee won’t stick to the inside walls of the brewer.

Step 5

Start your timer and pour 35 grams of water into the brew chamber. Stir with the included paddle or a spoon. This ensures that the water saturates the grounds.

Start your timer and pour 35 grams of water into the brew chamber. Stir with the included paddle or a spoon. This ensures that the water saturates the grounds.

Step 6

After 1 minute, add 215 grams of water for a total of 250 grams. Stir for 10 seconds.

After 1 minute, add 215 grams of water for a total of 250 grams. Stir for 10 seconds.

Step 7

Place plunger on top and allow the coffee to brew for another 2-4 minutes. A shorter brew time will produce a lighter cup. The longer you let it brew, the stronger it will get.

Place plunger on top and allow the coffee to brew for another 2-4 minutes. A shorter brew time will produce a lighter cup. The longer you let it brew, the stronger it will get.

Step 8

Gently push the plunger down until it is pressed against the coffee grounds. This should take about 30 seconds.

Gently push the plunger down until it is pressed against the coffee grounds. This should take about 30 seconds.