A Science Experiment That Makes Coffee - The Siphon Brewer

[sdsdfdu]

Tea drinkers: I just put these leaves in some boiling water.
Coffee drinkers: I repurposed this meth lab to make a slightly better brew.

[pullingthestrings]

Boss: why are you late again
Me: i was doing coffee

[Grammar_police]

I’m not into coffee hobbyists but this is the first tool I’d consider buying just because how cool the process looks

[Nonokzcipai]

"How would you like your coffee sir?"
"Scientifically accurate."

[BoogieD]

This is a very popular way to brew coffee in Japanese cafes.

[yulipopz]

This is how you get an A+ when your chemistry teacher loves coffee.

[ebonyinkeofhearts]

This made me nostalgic, I used to watch my grandparents make coffee using this and was SO fascinated as a little kid.

Miss you Grandma ❤

[howdyfriends]

they actually made normal electric coffee brewers out of this concept! i have one, it's called the SunBeam Coffee Master, they were in production in the 1940s, when their only real competition was percolators, and these had the distinct advantage that the coffee is never boiled by the heating element, so it tastes WAY better than a percolator.
you fill the bottom with water, put your grounds in the top, flip the switch, it simply boils once to go up, the switch senses the overheating and flips off thanks to a bimetallic strip, then it slowly flushes back down as brewed coffee. take the top part with all the used grounds off, and serve it from the pot.
i got it because i love coffee and it was a cute little novelty for like $15 at a garage sale, it has a bit of a learning curve but once you figure it out it's really easy to use and actually makes some of the best coffee I've ever had

[GooseOnTheLooseGaming]

“Hey bro can I get some coffee?”
“Yessir I gotchu”
*whips out chemistry set*

[tamaz]

This is the coffee Gale gave to Walter White

[DarkslideAR-FE]

Alfred: How would you like your coffee Sir?
Batman: Brewed with Science

[igxniisan]

This set is the best gift for a chemist

[ITZnova]

"Jesse, you don't use a volumetric flask to cook in" that's what this shit reminds me of😂

[GotAwayWithMurder]

Man that’s the best coffee I’ve ever had. Why the hell are we making meth?

[JoshuaMusasule]

I am grateful for the people who made YouTube and this video

[faedragonlucy]

This is why anime scientists are always brewing their coffee with lab equipment, and I love it

[garyklein]

It's called a "Vaculator" and it's been around for almost a hundred years. I'm 74 and my grandmother had one when I was a small child.

[SixTough]

It's not a science experiment, it's a science demonstration

[Kontrower]

Oh yes I want to start my day by brewing a potion of awakening

[Jeh]

I call this coffee theatre. Perfect for entertaining and after dinner coffee. The coffee, BTW, is excellent. They sell stove top versions for quicker everyday coffee experiences. 😊