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Aeropress XL $55.95 and Original $31.95 at Amazon
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Give Feedback Model: Aeropress XL Coffee Press – 3 in 1 brew method combines French Press, Pourover, Espresso. Full bodied, smooth coffee without grit or bitterness. Small portable maker for camping & travel
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The original model is $32
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When I used my smaller Aeropress, the takeaway for me was that the key to having a good, flavorful cup of coffee was to soak the grounds for about 3 mins in water that was just under boiling. Someone will correct me I'm sure but I think it was around 180 degree water, stirring it gently. Then you press it through. I started doing this with a coffee maker that I was able to buy a spare pot for at the goodwill. It's a black and decker that heats the water to something like 190 or so and I soak the grounds in one pot, and then pour that through the filter in the coffee maker to the pot below. It does take some time but I get alot more coffee that way using cheaper regular filters. This is done on the weekends.
The rest of the time I just drink regular coffee but the taste is totally different.