has anyone made this using an aeropress?
936704
We use it in our regular coffee maker mixed with our Italian coffee beans every morning. Also make expresso with it in the Italian expresso pot. It is our very favorite.
936705
I just put it in my plain old coffeemaker. It still tastes beautiful. Been a fan since the first taste.
936706
I use it in Aeropress, hot and cold. First cup of the morning, one scoop, fill and stir and pressSecond cup, cold. the morning before, i put 2 scoops of coffee in 1 qt mason jar, fill with cold water and seal with plastic wrap and cap. shake put in fridge, shake when i have to get in fridge, next morning, shake, pour in press, makes two very strong cups of coffee without any bitterness, cold brewing of sorts.
936707
No. I use it in a Moka Pot primarily & occasionally in an automatic drip coffee maker. The aeropress calls for espresso ground coffee though, I believe. So this brand of coffee should work well in it.
936708
I have been making it in an aeropress for the last two years. Two scoops of coffee and fill the water up to the 4-shot line...perfect day starter.
936709
YES! and it comes out dark, thick and smooth. I use 2 scoops from aeropress and add water up to #3, best damn coffee ever! made it with water up to line 2 but it was way to strong. Adjust to your own taste...
924188
Yes. No coffee brewed from this product with the supplied parts will contain any BPA. See paragraph two.http://aerobie.com/Products/Details/AeroPressMaterialsDescription.htm
1189215
I have not seen an adaptation for your own coffee use. My main complaint was the coffee and milk were not hot enough. My aeriator also did not foam milk well.
1095848
Put less milk into the Aerocinno. Nespresso replaced mine and it works beautifully. But, if you put too much milk in the container it will overflow. i only pour what I will use for that cup in the machine! Good luck. I love mine!
399070
Yes it is. I have been using the AeroPress for coffee every day since I purchased it last year, and I recommend it to my friends.
2107915
No, this does not make espresso. Its a different kind of brewing method all together.
1472021
I have not but I did print a mold for one of the parts I need mass produced. This printer prints very well if you put it inside an enclosure to keep the temp nice and warm. If you don't then you're asking for a ton of frustration. This is true for any 3D printer without an enclosure.
986854
No I havent. Mainly because of lack of information on doing so. I certainly would not trust the carafe, it way to delicate. Better not to take a chance on the other part either. Zojirushi has a good website, maybe they can help ? I hope you find your answer.
702230
Yes, the Aeropress fits onto it. However, you have to use the funnel that came with the Aeropress, and it fits perfectly.
2113564
I talked to my sister (Who I purchased this as a gift) and she loves her AeroPress and it makes a delicious cup of coffee. She says she doesn't have any difficulty pressing the plunger, but she said you do have to wet the plunger before applying gentle pressure. Also, she said don't be in a hurry and press too hard and fast.
1405360
Grinding 16 grams of coffee for an Aeropress takes me probably 3 minutes. That's double the coffee needed for a single shot of espresso, but I'm incredulous of claims of less than 30 seconds.
2163203
I own an aeropress but don't use it very much. I don't own this product. The aeropress is very easy to use, but you have to use your own cup to press into. You can make more than one cup of coffee with the aeropress. It can be hard to press if you don't get the grind right. The one reason I don't use it so much is that I needed a cup to heat the water, a cup to press my coffee into and the unit itself, so it was a lot of things to have for just one cup of coffee. I'm interested in this product for using ground coffee.
1985602
Yes, although it's not "on the fly" adjustable. It's more like something you set and then leave alone. I just keep mine set to a nice fine grind for my Aeropress.
918028
has anybody used this for making chicken wings?how did they turn out?do you need to buy any accessories to make them?
1495072
I love the AeroPress even when I don't want a stronger cup of coffee. This is so much easier that any other coffee maker I've tried. When I want something not as strong, I just make less and cut it with hot water.
835326
Yes, I've used both the French Press and the AeroPress. If you use the Stainless Steel Coffee Filter Disk ($15) for the AeroPress Coffee Maker, it doesn't filter out the tasty oils. The results are great!
2261202
Yes, we did, adding a tablespoon to my regular coffee to add the chickory flavor. I think it worked a bit better in our cold brew system but it does work for hot pour over.