How To Make Coffee Without A Coffee Maker

Learn how to make coffee without a coffee maker! Making tasty coffee doesn’t need to be complicated. If you start with quality coffee beans, it’s actually really simple. Stay safe and #brewathome.

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[MookaMG]

"Even your grandma can do it"
Bro, I'm the inept one here. That woman is remarkable lol

[muchasgracias]

You’re right, my grandma can make this. Mind you, she’s a champion barista and owns her own coffee company.

[Xgamerwoo]

Accidentally bought ground coffee and didn’t have a coffee maker. This saved my day! Thank you sir

[sauradeepbag]

I've been doing this my whole life. Any preparation is, at the end of the day, about principles, that is, heat and water, and of course the quality of the coffee. Coffee can be prepared in many different ways by simply controlling heat and water. It's quite straightforward and doesn't necessarily need to be an elusive act with elaborate equipment.

[maitrepatatus]

Thank you very much. I discovered this video out on vacation when I had nothing but coffee and a cup. Now that I'm back home, I just keep making it this way because it is just so good. Much easier to measure, coffee is always strong and mellow at the same time, catching the foam with the spoons is fun and it is just a great ritual for a delightful brew. So, again, thank you. My pour-over and my french press are starting to feel left alone though.

[warsmith]

I'm watching this because I bought coffee grounds instead of instant coffee by accident

[moaznasser]

Since the outbreak of covid-19 in Turkey, I have been making coffee at home. I bought speciality coffee beans and cut a 2 Liters Coca-Cola bottle in half. The upper half I flipped it and use it as a filter holder and I put the cup in the lower half. It is quite convenient tbh.

[yongzhejin]

Thank you for another great video. You videos are always of good quality. And your genuine style makes them a pleasure to watch.

[RogerLiem]

point is, start with a good quality coffee.
thanks so much for including Tubruk.
big fan.

[neilwilliams]

Thank you so much for showing me this video. Now, I do not have to go by a coffee maker thanks to you. Keep up the good work. Kudos

[vqfvvtp]

I have some ground espresso “cafe bustelo” but didn’t have a coffee machine or coffee maker. I have to tell you it’s even simpler than putting an espresso maker on the stove. Only difference is I had to strain it twice but I had two empty mugs so it was sooo simple. Doing this every morning, thanks for the lifehack

[kenjiveolante]

Was in desperate need for caffeine thanks you have possibly saved lives.

[ChezVies]

Grew up in coffee plantation, this is how we always have coffee 👍👍

[leovoi]

Thank you for making this very useful video Alex.. and thank you for mentioning "Kopi Tubruk" from Indonesia, our country. It's been our coffee brewing tradition since our ancestors knew about coffee. We also can modify it with modern Cupping method, let say "Kopi Tubruk ala Cupping". Salam Kopi 🙏

[nathan_phua]

Basically a makeshift French press that I was doing when I was waiting for my new AeroPress to arrive! 👍🏼😃

[mynamesmatthew]

Never knew coffee was this simple, thanks!

[mohsenalgohal]

I love your honesty ... Thank you for the information

[negativeionz]

Definitely thought it was disgusting without the filter. I ground it pretty coarse. But used the filter and it produced a great, bold cup of coffee. Muchas gracias Euro Coffee.

[User-dhbp]

Omg ive been doing the same thing. Thanks for validating my methods 😁

[shermano]

I liked the way you pushed the bag forward, into focus. I'm going try into Pyrex cup first, cause it has a spot.