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The AeroPress is a versatile manual brewer that uses gentle pressure to force water through coffee grounds. It produces a clean, smooth brew with minimal sediment. Both standard and inverted methods can be employed.
Espresso utilises high-pressure (9 bars) hot water (90-94°C) forced through finely ground coffee (table salt consistency). This process yields a concentrated, viscous brew characterised by a thick layer of crema (emulsified coffee oils).
The French Press is an immersion brewing method. Coarsely ground coffee is steeped in hot water and then filtered using a mesh screen. This results in a full-bodied, rich cup with some sediment.
The Moka Pot employs steam pressure to force near-boiling water through finely ground coffee. The resulting brew is strong and concentrated, though less intense than espresso.
Brew 50 ml strong coffee using your preferred method (espresso, Moka pot, or AeroPress). Dissolve 10 g sugar in the...
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