What coffee do you put in an AeroPress?

Grind it out to a medium fine grind. We like a light roast or medium roast coffee, but you could use dark roast if that is your preference. Add the filter and coffee, and let it bloom.
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What coffee do you use for Aeropress?

Use fine drip or espresso grind. Espresso grind takes longer to press and requires skill and patience for multiple scoops but makes a richer brew more quickly due to more particle surface area.
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Do you need special coffee for Aeropress?

You want to go for beans that have been light roasted for filter coffee, always aim for speciality beans if you can. These will have the natural flavours you need for an optimum Aeropress brew, and the roaster will have roasted them lightly to nurture those pleasant flavours.
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Can you use ground coffee in Aeropress?

For a standard Aeropress, that would be about 3 tablespoons (20 grams) of coffee, and 220 mL of water. Boil your water and let it sit off the boil for about 30-45 seconds. Add the grounds to the Aeropress, then saturate the grounds by pouring about half of the water. Let the coffee bloom for 45 seconds, then stir.
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What kind of grind is best for AeroPress?

For the best AeroPress coffee grind size, we recommend a consistency similar to table salt. On a coffee grinding chart, this is considered medium-fine. Each particle will be about 0.5 mm in diameter and falls between the fine espresso grind and the slightly coarser grind used in cafetière coffee.
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Can I use espresso blend in Aeropress?

3: Espresso blend

If you are sure you want to go all the way to the strong, bold coffee, an espresso blend is entirely appropriate for an Aeropress.
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Do you have to use espresso beans in AeroPress?

The obvious items are your Aeropress (with 2 filters), a kettle and some espresso beans. I'd suggest using beans suited for espresso (or some of the best beans for Aeropress), rather than regular beans. Here are some good espresso beans. Next, we'll need to grind these beans.
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Can you use dark roast in AeroPress?

For a V60 style brew with your AeroPress, using a dark roast. This recipe includes 2 filters, or one Aesir Filter.
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Can you make a cappuccino with an AeroPress?

To make a cappuccino-like drink with your AeroPress, start by brewing your coffee and heating your milk, just as you did for the latte. Then, to create the foam, you'll want to introduce more air into the milk. If using a frothing wand, place the top just below the surface of the milk.
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Is AeroPress good for latte?

The good news: you can use your AeroPress to brew a tasty latte. With just one extra ingredient (milk) and one extra piece of equipment (milk steamer), you can make an amazing latte.
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Is AeroPress like espresso?

You can make Aeropress espresso (not real espresso) by using finely ground coffee, a small amount of hot water, and a very rapid plunge. It's not exactly there, but it's close. It's not as concentrated as true espresso, nor is it as intense or crema-topped. But, if you do it right, it can be balanced and tasty.
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Can you add milk to AeroPress?

Yes, you can froth milk with the AeroPress coffee maker.

The milk will start to froth and you can then add it to your coffee.
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Can I use coarse grind in Aeropress?

Here are some rules to get you started: Grind finer if: your Aeropress brew tastes flat or like it is missing something. Grind coarser if: your Aeropress is too hard to push or your Aeropress tastes bitter.
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Why is my Aeropress coffee bitter?

If your coffee tastes bitter you're probably extracting too much flavour ('over extracting'). Try grinding your coffee a bit coarser or, if that isn't an element you can control, start plunging your Aeropress earlier (leaving the grounds in immersion for a shorter time).
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Why is AeroPress coffee so good?

AeroPress Original and AeroPress Go are immersion style coffee makers. Unlike the French press, finely ground coffee is immersed in the chamber with a short brew time. The pressure produced when pressing the plunger through the chamber further extracts delicious flavor.
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Can you use plunger grind in AeroPress?

Yes, you can use plunger grind in an Aeropress coffee maker.

This type of grind is coarser than the more common espresso grind, but it will still produce a strong, rich cup of coffee. You may want to experiment with different grind sizes to find the one that works best for your AeroPress.
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What are the numbers on an AeroPress for?

What do the numbers mean on the Aeropress? These numbers on the side correspond to the original AeroPress recipes that came with the AeroPress. The idea is to add one AeroPress scoop of coffee grounds, then fill the AeroPress brewing chamber to the number one using water. Use two scoops and fill to the number two.
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How long do you let AeroPress brew?

Do not put the cap or filter on yet. Use the spoon to pour the ground coffee into the chamber. Pour in hot water until the chamber is almost full, then stir using the paddle or a spoon. Leave the coffee to steep for between 30 seconds and 1 minute, depending on how weak or strong you like your coffee.
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