can someone explain the different ways coffee eon be ground up and how the various coffee makers work?
Posted by coffeelover on 07 Feb 2010 | Tagged as: Coffee Facts
John asked:
at the store i noticed that the coffee
grinds has many different settings- how do all these different coffee makers work? i understand the one which uses a one-way valve to pomp coffee up a vertical tube so the hot water then drips onto the coffee grounds but that is The only one i know. Thanks.
but how do these different machines work? how can coffee be made other then dripping water over the grounds ?
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at the store i noticed that the coffee
grinds has many different settings- how do all these different coffee makers work? i understand the one which uses a one-way valve to pomp coffee up a vertical tube so the hot water then drips onto the coffee grounds but that is The only one i know. Thanks.but how do these different machines work? how can coffee be made other then dripping water over the grounds ?
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Fine grind is for espresso use an Espresso Machine
Medium grind is for drip use an Automatic Drip Machine
Course grind is for French Press, Plunger Pot such as Bodum
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There are a lot of steps specific to each method & there are many methods.
The links give in-depth step-by-step instructions for some of the ways I use to brew my coffee/espresso. Each gives a different taste/texture & many people have a favorite, but I love changing it up.
The different grinds are for the various types of brewing systems. I would not rely so much on the numerical value because every coffee grinder is unique. Find the grind that works best for you. For drip coffee made in a cone filter, I use a medium to fine grind. For French press, it’s a little more on the course side.