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French Press vs AeroPress vs Pour-over and More: Coffee Methods Compared

French press coffee makers are preferred especially in offices and more so at formal coffee tasting. The percolator is probably the type that everyone is most familiar of. This type is most ideal if you are a fan of mild coffee. To produce the rich aroma cup of coffee, the coffee grounds are being filtered repeatedly with boiling water. During the 19th and 20th centuries, it was regarded as sufficient to put in ground coffee to boiling water, leave it over the heat until the aroma's right and transfer the concoction into a cup. The earliest modern process of coffee making is also known as drip brewing. It is more than a century old and its blueprint changed only slightly. The essential system, as Starbucks and Coffee Equipment Company claims, is responsible for bringing out the best in the coffee ground of your choice. A Clover coffee maker uses the French Presses and vacuum Pots methods, patented now as VacuumPress Technology. Despite its easy-to-learn button, making a cup of coffee with this machine still needs the guide of a barista. In 1998, the first Keurig coffee maker was introduced. Their assembly has since flourished into numerous brewers that correspond to the kind of needs and budgets. Every machine uses their original k cups as a pre-measured pack of gourmet coffee that is ready to drink. Their coffee makers were created for hard-working person who were annoyed of preparing a full pot at a price that anyone can afford. It has two cup size option: small mug which is 7.25 ounces and large mug which is 9.25 ounces. Coffee lovers prefer to "K-cup" brewers because it is easy to clean. Keurig Elite B40 has a removable 48-ounce clear water reservoir and a drip tray that is easy to remove and drain if not used. 2. Coffee Type It is wise to consider the type of coffee you love your coffee maker to produce. Those who want brews can go for drip coffee makers while people who prefer espresso can choose a quality espresso machine or a French press. The coffee you want every morning will determine the type of coffee maker you need to purchase. 

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