The Aeropress and French Press are two at-home brewing devices. If you are new to these brewing methods, they seem nearly the same since they both are considered full-immersion brewers (coffee grounds steep in hot water before a manual pump mechanism is used to filter the coffee.) These brewing devices are different …
The ultimate goal when brewing coffee at home is to make a delicious cup. Many factors go into making a smooth, perfectly brewed cup, such as buying high-quality beans, grinding it fresh, correct coarseness, and finally, using the right amount of coffee. As in baking a cake, using the appropriate measurements of …
Until recently, you ordered your daily coffee at a nearby café. Once you realized how expensive that habit was, you resolved to brew coffee at home using a coffee pot. You’ve heard from some friends that you should clean your coffee pot every day, while others say it’s monthly. Which is it? …
As much as we wish they did, coffee pots do not last forever. The time will inevitably come when you have to retire your current coffee machine and buy a new one. How often should you do this? Most coffee drinkers replace their coffee pots every two to five years. Higher-end coffeemakers …
You had a bit of a hectic morning, but you tried your best to stick to the routine. Once you get to work, you can’t shake the feeling that you forgot to do something back home. After a bit of thinking, it hits you. You didn’t turn off your coffee pot. Now …
Although the Urnex Cafiza espresso machine cleaner is a renowned product, if you can’t get it shipped to you, don’t worry. Cafiza is far from your only option when it’s time to get your espresso maker clean, shining, and spotless. What else can you use? Here are 15 Cafiza alternatives to try …