What r/AeroPress is talking about this week

Yes it was messy Yes it was horrible to clean up Yes I will do it again Had to push about 35g of plant matter and 400ml of coconut oil/water mix through

Leather toiletry kit - used on ebay (I'm using for 10 yrs) Double walled cups that can hold about 110ml coffee 1Zpresso grinder fits into barrel Red cap - spice container holds beans for the day...

Well here I am. I'm the owner of a mobile coffee shop. I've been in business for 4 years. When I started my business I built it around using an Aeropress. I needed to be able to pack everything...

So I had been an Aeropress user for a while now and then got an ad for Presston kickstarter. Dumb me said why not, got me with its "all metal" version. Sad thing is the thing makes coffee that...

25g coffe, 430g water.

I love my AeroPress Go

Is it normal for the AeroPress to leak between the cap and the press? I am using the flow control cap with a metal filter. It’s on fairly tight and a 30-second press. Included some additional...

The other day I bought 100g pack of Ground Hojicha from a reputable local brand in my country. Turns out the ground quality (not tea quality itself) was subpar as it’s very chalky and silty in...

James Hoffman has an interesting YouTube video on Coffee to Water Ratios. The gold standard is 60g coffee per liter of water. That is a 1:16.6 ratio. But because of the immersion of the AreoPress,...