9 Ways To Make Coffee With the AeroPress

Is the AeroPress the most versatile coffee brewer out there? We share 9 AeroPress recipes to brew different styles of coffee - which vary in everything from 40 millilitres of espresso to a big batch of black coffee, served either cold or hot, and brewed in one minute or 12 hours - all of which can be achieved with your @AeroPress, Inc. #aeropress #brewathome

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** TIME STAMPS **
0:00 Intro
1:05 Espresso Style
2:38 Cold Extracted Espresso
4:00 Classic Black Coffee
5:47 The Inverted Method
7:19 AeroPress On Ice
8:36 Cold Brew
10:06 Cold Drip
11:36 French Press Style
13:08 Supersized AeroPress

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[EuropeanCoffeeTrip]

A list of 9 brew methods:

1 - Espresso Style (1:05)
2 - Cold Extracted Espresso (2:38)
3 - Classic Black Coffee (4:00)
4 - The Inverted Method (5:47)
5 - AeroPress On Ice (7:19)
6 - Cold Brew (8:36)
7 - Cold Drip (10:06)
8 - French Press Style (11:36)
9 - Supersized AeroPress (13:08)

[ohtuxme]

Bought my 1st AEROPRESS in 2006, and I have since bought 3 more . The simplicity of brewing, and taste of the end product, immediately sold me on it . At 73 years of age, I have certainly drunk my share of coffee . While all the variations of use are interesting, I still prefer the original method of preparation . Thank you, Dr. Adler !

[doctormoobbc]

I've found another great, free, and easy method to achieve good cold drip coffee:
- Put the desired amount of *fine* coffee into the Aeropress.
- Fill the Aeopress with ice. Put the included funnel on and fill that with ice too if you want a larger cup.
- Leave it out at room temperature and it will melt+drip in a few hours into your cup. You can also put it in the fridge for a slower, stronger drip over ~24 hours.

You end up with a great tasting and strong cold drip brew without paying for (or crafting) a drip station.

[maxhaibara]

European Coffee Trip: set your comandante to X ticks
Me: *laugh in potato grinder*

[sadrequiem]

I got an aeropress about a month ago. Immediately I was surprised at how different the coffee tasted when I used it. I love to use it every morning making my coffee and enjoy it much more than the drip I used before. These are some nice experiments to try too.

[mattzechman]

I love the AeroPress, it always fascinates me to see how many ways it can be used. It’s versatility is incomparable to any other brewer, this video has some real solid methods. I plan on trying #9 tomorrow.

[FookasChannel]

Actually one of the best videos about Aeropress

[TheAyrrow]

After getting a proper grinder about a week ago I was a bit disappointed with my aeropress and V60 brews. Having watched this video, I realised why - I was grinding far too coarse! This is one of the few videos I’ve seen that actually shows what medium fine *is* and gives a relative guide!

[Voorneman]

The best, most compact, informative video on AeroPress recipes yet!

[depnox]

I've owned an areopress for 3 years and just spent half an hour watching your videos.
I could really use a cup of coffee.

[Radders]

Bought a commandante and a new aeropress to get me through COVID quaratine (had left my aeropress at work!) so this video is great - thanks!

[Worldatwarwhore]

Got my aeropress a few weeks ago and only know and have done the inverted method. Works well

[martinaraya]

One time I was doing the inverted method and forgot to put the filter paper 🤦🏻‍♂️ It was a disaster

[TheCurlyFitChicOriginal]

I rarely drink coffee. But I love Chai Lattes. So I've been trying to figure out how to make it at home without being successful every single time. Somehow I saw a French press and thought that would be the way to go. However, it looked like it would be messy and it had a lot if stainless steel parts (afraid of rust). Then I found the Aeropress. Oh my goodness. It made the absolute best Chai. All I had to do was add more water and my frothed milk. To top it off. It cleaned so easily. Now I need an electric kettle so I can stop microwaving my water. I'm going to try the cold brew method for an Iced Chai Latte tomorrow. I can't wait!

[therfm]

Fun tip for inverted method! Put the cup upside down on the inverted press and then flip the whole unit as one. No spill no trouble.

[benbauer]

Just got an Aeropress today. Must say I’m very impressed with the inverted brew coming from French press and pourover.

[TheMikeMcCaffrey]

I don’t know if you have tried it but to make espresso in the aero press I put a paper filter on top of the coffee, then tamp it with a seasoning salt container that is the same diameter as the aero press then pour 60 grams of boiling hot water slowly on the cake, making sure that the puck does not break up or separate. Wait 15 seconds and push as hard as you can to get crema. I also use a metal filter to allow more of the oils to come through and get a better mouth feel

[eozuhge]

I represent the owners of Comandante grinder say thank you very much, Ales! LOL!

[YuGoXDD]

So lucky to own a commandante because youre always telling how many clicks on commandante haha

[ranaypadarath]

This was an insanely helpful video!! I just got my own aeropress and I’m super excited to try all these methods. Keep it up!!