AeroPress

When it comes to brewing coffee, as a barista you need to be well equipped with the right tools, whether its French press, press-type coffee makers or Aeropress. Relying on one method or appliance can sometimes be problematic especially when you've got a hipster crowd requesting the latest total immersion brew method. Among the espresso coffee machines or gadgets that you should have in your coffee shop, the AeroPress by Aeropress Inc for total immersion brewing results and for sales to your uber-trendy clientele can't be overlooked!

What Is An Aeropress Coffee Maker?

The AeroPress is a simple, easy to use coffee brewing press-type coffee makers that came into the market about a decade ago. Designed by Alan Adler, the espresso maker by Aeropress Inc is quickly gaining popularity due to its ease of use and the high quality of coffee it makes through immersion brewing results. The hot water is forced through a filter by pressing the plunger. In short, the Aerobie brewer by Aeropress Inc makes coffee by total immersion, forcing water through coffee grounds under high pressure to extract the espresso flavour. Immersion brewing results in a concentrated brew of coffee that most other press-type coffee makers cannot produce. In some cases, you can dilute the immersion brewing results of high concentrated espresso with hot water so as to get normal strength.

How to Make Coffee With Aeropress?

Making AeroPress coffee is very simple and straightforward. Below, we've provided you with the essential steps for making espresso without bitterness using this espresso maker's immersion brewing results.

Here are the 7 main steps that you should follow:

Step 1: Insert Filter

Step 2: Twist Filter into Place

Place the filter into the bottom of the press-type coffee makers brewing chamber and make sure that it’s firmly in the right place by twisting it. Now, place the brewing chamber with the filter side down on top of your coffee mug.

Step 3: Add Coffee

Make sure that you have the right coarseness of ground coffee for the best immersion brewing results. We recommend that you grind the beans properly so that they are even for proper espresso flavour extraction without bitterness. In most cases, the AeroPress by Aeropress Inc comes with a scoop to help you measure the right amount of coffee grounds for total immersion without bitterness. The Aerobie by Aeropress Inc comes with a funnel to help you to put the coffee into brewing chamber of press type coffee makers without causing too much mess.

Step 4: Heat Water To The Right Water Temperature

This is a very important step in the AeroPress brewing process. Make sure that you have set the right water temperature to get the desired flavour. We recommend that the water temperature should be kept between 165 and 175 degrees.

Step 5: Add Water & Stir

The marking on the cylinder can help you figure out how much water you need to pour in the total immersion brewing chamber. First, add a little water at the right water temperature to make the grounds sit well. Then use the stirrer to stir a little bit for the hot water to extract the espresso flavour from the grounds. Watch the brew time. Then allow the grounds to settle before adding the remaining water and give the solution 10 seconds brew time before giving it another quick stir.

Step 6: Plunge

This is the moment you've been waiting for - when your espresso is to be made! Place the plunger into the chamber and apply a force necessary to move the plunger downward. Make sure that you have plunged until the plunger starts to compact the grounds at the bottom.

Step 7: Remove AeroPress by Aeropress Inc and Serve Coffee

With the espresso squeezed out of the grounds, you can now remove the total immersion brewing unit from your mug and dilute the coffee with the remaining hot water temperature if required.

That’s how simple it is to make AeroPress coffee without bitterness. This is one of the best coffee making devices as they are mobile by nature, you can travel with it anywhere. It's so cheap that even the start-up barista can afford one making it an excellent choice for home baristas. Explore the range of Aerobie by AeroPress press-type coffee makers by Aeropress Inc and designed by Alan Adler and get brewing without bitterness!