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expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Jun 03, 2024 05:01 PM
10-Oz AeroPress Original Coffee & Espresso Maker
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If you use the normal method (non-inverted) with the paper filter, no coffee will get through the filter if you put the plunger in after you add your water -- similar to putting your thumb over a straw and keeping the water from falling out.
Not knocking any method people want to use, but if you're a die-hard inverter, it's worth trying it the normal way if you haven't done it in a while just to see if you can tell a difference, if you like the process better, etc.
I use inverted method because my coffee wouldn't sip through the filter using upright method.
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Reference: https://youtu.be/jBXm8fCWdo8?t=7
Highly recommend aero press in general.
I use inverted method because my coffee wouldn't sip through the filter using upright method.
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If you use the normal method (non-inverted) with the paper filter, no coffee will get through the filter if you put the plunger in after you add your water -- similar to putting your thumb over a straw and keeping the water from falling out.
Not knocking any method people want to use, but if you're a die-hard inverter, it's worth trying it the normal way if you haven't done it in a while just to see if you can tell a difference, if you like the process better, etc.
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I use inverted method because my coffee wouldn't sip through the filter using upright method.
I've used aeropress daily for about 4-5 years now and I had tried both methods. I prefer inverted because I sometimes don't place the filter just right, so there'd be leaks, which led to less desired coffee. If you can manage the filter position then normal method is fine. Yes I've spilled and made a mess using inverted method too, but I've gotten better at it so it's my preferred choice.. You just have to try and see which method gives you a more consistent result without the mess.
I personally prefer paper filter than SS filter (from previous pour over experience). Not sure if aeropress brewing method makes any difference but I doubt it. Purely personal taste preference.
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Just put the plunger in then don't press. A few drips will come out the bottom, but then the air seal will prevent any more liquid coming out till you press down.
That's how I brew each morning, 20g Beans, 300g water, 2 minute steep before swirl, then press.
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