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Lots of people come into our café asking for tips on how to make better coffee at home. Everyone knows how to make coffee, but not everyone is satisfied with how it turns out and many are disappointed and frustrated with expensive makers and gadgets.
This is a blog series about how you can make a great cup at home using affordable, simple, manual methods. We’ll talk about pourovers, such as Chemex, Hario V60, Bee House, Kone and some lovely Costa Rica methods; and also cover French Press, Moka Pot and Walkure. Most of these “makers” are under $40, beautiful, transportable and make wonderful coffee to suit many tastes.
Before we get into the different methods, let’s hit on the basics that apply to all:
Nice to haves:
We’re not into talking people into a lot of fancy equipment. These are some things that will make for a better coffee and that you can use for other kitchen projects as well. They’re not absolute necessities, they just make it better.
Mary Leary says…
OH MY GOODNESS, Love my Indian Coffee…. I stopped in yesterday and you were so kind in offereing me a sample of the Indian coffee that you just roasted…. I love it and it will be at the top of my list when I run out….. Also, I must pass on that your cafe has the most comfortable environment I have ever experienced. The wait staff always smiles and pays attention to you. You know what you are doing when it comes to service, quality food and most important THE BEST COFFEE around. Stay around for a long, long time. I will always stop when going to Boston for that great cup of coffee.
Sincerely, Mary Leary
on September 29, 2013
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