Making a latte using an aeropress #coffee

[JoULove]

The aeropress pooping out the puck after you've made your coffee is the best part about it

[FunkyPantsD]

I love James Hoffmann's recipe (18g coffee, 90g water, 90sec brew time) to make something like a latte. While its not espresso, it is rly strong coffee with little water – which makes a fantastic coffee-milk-drink on a budget.

[alvinkoeswanto]

The aeropress is my go to coffee gadget for my daily caffeine fix.

[ryla]

I just use a funnel and coffee filters over a mason jar to make my coffee.

Canning funnels are made to fit right on mason jars perfectly while still letting a little bit of air out for flow. I think buying the funnel cost just under $5.

It's literally just pour over coffee, and pour over is the method most commonly used by coffee machines

[JesusLovesCoffee]

I tried the 2 coffee filter technique against one filter. There was no difference in my americanos I made with the aeropress shots. I can only assume it’s unnecessary for a latte.

[calccalccalc]

You don't need insanley expensive equipment indeed.
Good whole coffee + Good grinder = coffee better than 99% of the coffee out there.
Tip: You can make most hand grinders out there electric by attatching the handle pin to a hammer drill (but don't go too fast).

[gordanbabic]

that is not a latte. it's an aeropress with cold milk

[zachofeternity]

Aeropress is cool but is fundamentally different than espresso

[theonly]

Aero press is one of the greatest coffee inventions.

[TillmanCuttinoPhoto]

if you steep espresso ground coffee for 2 minutes you'll end up with it bitter and over-extracted. Try a 10 second stir and press. Also 2 paper filters aren't needed. Pro tip -- rinse your filter and reuse until it breaks. No need to toss it.

[NubRusty]

I've been loving my aeropress since I got one for christmas. I use it literally every day

[tracker]

I like the clean up..a coffee puck..no messy wet grounds to dump n scrape. Wow. I thought i loved my java press

[piri]

Since I have my aeropress I use it literally everday, with a hand grinder and a milk frother you can make impressively good tasting lattes, cortados or caps

[Rahruma]

Imma get my new coffee later this year, imma make a huge upgrade from a few hundred dollar one to breville barista express. I love your videos too, coffee is also my hobby even I don't have a great machine right now I still make coffee with live and hard work! I just love to make and drink it!

[sarahno]

Thank you. I was able to use a friend's arrow press with just your instructions❤

[imbilliee]

I use Laird creamer with it! Just stir and it does

[nickmonks]

I make a latte very similar to this one. First I take my whole beans, put them in a cup, pour hot water over them, shake my milk bottle, then add milk. It doesn't taste the same (or even like coffee) and has a particularly coarse texture, and doesn't have any crema, but I feel like I, too, can call it a latte.

[cathysampson]

Have been using an Aero Press daily for years to make an iced mocha, delicious and easy. BUT—I’m SO over the strain of compressing it. I’m finally looking for a real espresso machine 😉🇮🇹

[xenodrake]

I would actually recommend following the proper hoffmann recipe. 18g-75g of water and mantaining that ratio. I usually go for 30g-125g of water to mane a big flat white. And aim for 1:1, 2 water
You need to stir vigorously. And the recipe improves with metal filtering significantly (texture wise especially)

[panglima]

I use instant coffee with milk frother to get that creme goodness.

It's easy and cheap :P