I worked at Starbucks, and so many people have so many "perfect" ways to brew coffee. Out of all opinions, the one way that was loved by the most people, is also the cheapest way to brew coffee. A French Press is simple, cheap, and is loved by the most people. You just have to grind it correctly, which is a course ground. You can get small french presses, or large ones. Just put in the ground coffee and water, wait a couple minutes, press the plunger down and pour. That simple, that cheap. No $1,000 machine, not Phd in Coffee-Making-Science required.
I worked at Starbucks, and so many people have so many "perfect" ways to brew coffee. Out of all opinions, the one way that was loved by the most people, is also the cheapest way to brew coffee. A French Press is simple, cheap, and is loved by the most people. You just have to grind it correctly, which is a course ground. You can get small french presses, or large ones. Just put in the ground coffee and water, wait a couple minutes, press the plunger down and pour. That simple, that cheap. No $1,000 machine, not Phd in Coffee-Making-Science required.
Pour over is great, French press is still king.
Love coffe but I don't get some of the technical terms mentioned in the video and comments lol
Espresso with cannbutter in the mornings.