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French Press
The classic French Press is known for its ability to brew a consistent, heavy bodied black coffee.  What you’ll need: French Press 20g ground coffee (approximately 3 tablespoons) 240ml water (2 teaspoons less than 1 cup) at 94°C (1:50 minutes...
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Moka Pot
The Moka Pot is a straightforward way of making a rich, strong brew over a stove. A Moka Pot is a compact and affordable brewer that gives you a concentrated dose of coffee, rather than an espresso replacement.  What you’ll...
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Espresso
Espressos are the foundation of a cafe, serving as the base for the cappuccinos, lattes and americanos that are commonly served. Arguably, one of the most complicated and difficult brewing methods available, changes in humidity, coffee age, roast level and...
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South Indian Filter
The traditional South Indian Filter coffee is a beverage made by infusing frothed milk with a coffee decoction. Also referred to as ‘Madras filter coffee’, this rich, milky brew makes for a comforting cup of hot coffee.  What you’ll need:...
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Inverted Aeropress
This inverted Aeropress method brews a smooth filter coffee. What you’ll need: Aeropress Aeropress filter 17g coffee (approximately 8.5 teaspoons) in AeroPress grind Tablespoon Cup 230ml water (1.5 tablespoon less than 1 cup) at 90°C (5:30 minutes off boil) Kettle...
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Cold Brew
Our summer favourite, cold brews are perfect for those who like to sip on smooth, chocolatey coffee with low acidity. Cold brew coffee can be brewed at home and we suggest you consume it within 4-5 days of brewing.  Note:...
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Channi Coffee
  Easy and cheap, channi coffee is great for people who are new to brewing coffee at home and don't have any equipment. All you need is a tea strainer! This method is particularly well-suited for people who are looking...
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Iced Aeropress
Assemble the Aeropress so that the bottom plunger just fits in the lower chamber. You want the rubber gasket to hit the middle of the number 4 or higher. Invert the Aeropress so that the plunger sits on the table....
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Aeropress
Portable and lightweight, the AeroPress is a great travel companion and can brew a full-bodied cup wherever you are. The standard method makes a concentrated dose of coffee similar to an espresso.  What you’ll need: Aeropress Aeropress filter 17g coffee...
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Pourover
Pour Overs are a great way to brew a complex and delicate cup. This is a versatile brewing equipment that allows control over all of the key variables of brewing - dose, grind, temperature and time. We recommend this brewing...
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