A French press and Pour Over both qualify as “Manual Brewers” and an excellent options for brewing coffee at home. Unlike automatic coffee makers, these manual devices allow you to control all aspects of the brewing process, including the grind size, water temperature, steeping time, filtration, and the coffee-water ratio. The difference between a French … Read more
It is no secret that French Press and Espresso are two of the most popular coffee brewing methods around the world and are loved by coffee lovers around the World. Despite being delicious and very easy to make, both espresso and French press coffee differ significantly in their aromas, body, levels of caffeine, and suitability … Read more
Both French Press and Moka pot make a delicious cup of coffee yet there are some obvious differences between these manual coffee makers. French Press is a simple immersion-type coffee brewer in which coffee grounds are steeped in hot water to extract flavors, whereas Moka pot is a stovetop coffee maker that uses steam pressure … Read more
French Press and Percolator both are classical methods to brew a cup of coffee. They make coffee that tastes excellent enough to match any modern approach. While the Percolator and French Press look much similar but there are some obvious differences between these coffee makers. French Press brews a full-bodied cup of coffee with a … Read more
A French Press and an Aeropress are both manual coffee makers since both involve full immersion type brewing processes and require pressing to “Brew a cup of Coffee”. But! They have some major differences such as The French Press prepares a rich, full-bodied cup of coffee, whereas the Aeropress prepares smooth and dense shots of … Read more
Earlier when the Keurig coffee makers were invented in 1998 there was only one cup size available and that was a standard 8 oz serving size. As time evolves, coffee drinkers’ preferences have changed as well. Some prefer to have big 10 or 12-ounce mugs of coffee, while others enjoy strong and dense 4 or … Read more
Although Keurig coffee makers are designed for convenience, occasionally they malfunction due to glitches in the system, leaving the users clueless about what to do. In some cases resetting the Keurig machine is helpful, and after rebooting the machine, it works perfectly again. The main problem is most Keurig models don’t have a dedicated reset … Read more
Your Keurig says Prime? Or if you haven’t cleaned your Keurig in some time, you’ll need to prime it and bring it back to brand-new condition. Usually, when your Keurig shows a prime message, it won’t dispense water and you have to prime it before it’ll make coffee. It is really frustrating, especially when you … Read more
Water filters are the most essential thing especially if you use tap water for brewing coffee. These charcoal filters can effectively remove chlorine and other debris from water only if the tap water quality in your vicinity is not too bad. I personally use tap water for brewing coffee with Keurig, but it’s only recommended … Read more
Keurig coffee makers have been quite popular for the past decade now, mainly because of their ease of use and convenience. It is estimated that more than 36 million Keurig units are being used in homes and offices across the US. Quite a huge number, Isn’t it? Just put the k cup pod into the machine, press … Read more
