Aeropress, Inc via Walmart has
AeroPress Original Coffee Maker w/ Tote Bag for
$29.95.
Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (
30-Day free trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Community Member
BeautifulBuffalo704 for finding this deal.
Features:- Clean up takes just seconds
- Microfilter means no grit in your cup (unlike a French press)
- Brews espresso style coffee for use in lattes and other espresso based drinks
- Brews regular style coffee
- Makes 1 to 3 cups per pressing in about one minute
- Has always been phthalate free and has been bisphenol-A (BPA) free since 2009
- Rapid, total immersion brewing process makes delicious full flavored coffee without bitterness
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I recommend using the inverted method when brewing with this. Google "Aeropress inverted method" for details and instructions.
I have a keurig (terrible coffee with convenience), Aeropress, Chemex, Hario dripper, Gaggia Classic espresso machine
While the Aeropress makes great coffee… my go to everyday is an even cheaper option with a plastic Hario V60 ($9) (forget the ceramic as it draws heat away from the brew). Once you get your method down you can make outstanding coffee!!
Hario V60 Plastic Coffee Dripper, Size 02, Clear https://a.co/d/inunRWX
I recommend the bleached non-tabbed filters:
Hario V60 Paper Coffee Filters, Size 02, White, 40ct Boxed https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BLNP...th=1&
Used to use a French press (hate cleaning a coffee maker), but this has been our go to lately.
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My trials at home tend to agree. Slower push makes a stronger and more complex cup with less risk of sediment. For a single cup, aeropress is hard to beat, but takes some getting used to. My boomer mom found it to be too complicated and said it "exploded" on her counter and made a mess. Still scratching my head at that one. Anyway, nearly daily user here for the past 3 or so years. If you struggle to program the time on your microwave, consider something more user friendly.
I use inverted and to keep it steady I put the aero press upside down in my unused French press. It tasted so much better than the Keurig! Less sludgy than the French press. And I am not a coffee snob. I bought the Breville Baristo Pro because of Slickdeal-I didn't know I liked espresso. I make an americano with Lavazza beans in the morning. Lunch time-ish I make a decaf Kicking Horse americano, and at night I make a decaf in the Aeropress. I guess becoming a coffee drinker was my New Year's resolution, and I'm starting a half month early! ;p
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z...xBj
I make a latte or cappuccino every day using his Aeropress technique. I froth hot milk with this little frother from ikea:
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/prod...-30301167/
This technique makes delicious espresso-like milk drinks.
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Mine's several years old now but still works great. Any concerns with the plastic/rubber parts degrading over time?
The newer ones are supposed to be less likely to leech problematic chemicals into your brew.
For a more detailed timeline, see: https://www.aeropress.c
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It's a nice ritual for coffee making.
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