What You Need to Know About Espresso and Drip Coffee
There’s nothing more fragrant than the smell of freshly brewed coffee in the morning. A single cup of espresso is sure to wake you up and get you ready for the day’s activities.
For most people, coffee is a simple drink to enjoy with breakfast or sip on throughout the day to keep them awake. For some, it’s an art. It’s also a brunch favorite for millennials.
For avid coffee drinkers, making coffee isn’t as simple as mixing an instant coffee sachet into hot water. There are various tools and methods to brew a mean cup of coffee.
The Method
There are two types of brewing methods, and they produce different brews– drip coffee and espresso.
You brew espresso by forcing hot water through a fine ground coffee under extremely high pressure.
You make drip coffee by pouring hot water over coarse ground coffee on top of a filter, using gravity to push the water through.
Espresso has a much stronger flavor than drip coffee, and you usually enjoy it with milk or water.
The Tools
Every tool creates a different brew. Here are a few tools that many use to make a cup o’ joe.
Aeropress
An Aeropress is easy to use and perfect for those who want a quick, rich-flavored brew minus the bitterness.
Espresso Machine
An espresso machine is an excellent investment if you want a fancy cup and a sharp hit of caffeine.
Cold-Drip Brewer
If you prefer your coffee iced, a cold drip brewer is great for a strong and intense brew. It’s also great for those who live in a hot climate.
Time to Brew a Cup
You don’t need an expensive espresso machine and barista to get your caffeine fix. There are several tools out there that are easy to use. Now, if you’re fancying an iced latte and you’re looking to ditch instant coffee, these tools might be your answer!
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