If you have that grinder, you can start brew the coffee using pour over. It will gives you richer taste. This video from James Hoffmann can be used as a guideline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI4ynXzkSQo
I've been inclining to try Hoop for so long, and this video gave me the nudge. I bought it a few weeks ago and used it constantly. As advertised, Hoop is very easy to use, and I can brew until 300mL of coffee in one go. Fortunately nobody at home is as addicted to coffee as me, so I don't have to share. One caveat to Hoop is grind size, if I go finer it will reduce draw time, too coarse will makes the coffee empty. So finding the right size is the key. So far this is the easiest brewer I've used. Clever dripper is second, Hario switch is third. Others (Kalita, v60s, AeroPress, etc) come next.
Salty in espresso means underextracted coffee. Many factors play there: such as grind size, pull time, tamping method, and water temp. A good espresso taste balance, you got the acidity and bitterness in sync, and give you sweet creamy taste.
Note: pourover methods usually more forgiving and give you better taste. I suggest you try those methods for your black coffee.
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I've tried both. The Switch made of glass, quite heavy, and you can lost heat during the immersion phase. However, it uses the V60 paper filter, hence will "forces" the water to flow through all of the coffee ground. Cleaning the Switch also a little bit tricky, there are more "hidden" spaces near it's bottom in the silicon base, so you need to remove, occasionally, the glass cone and give a thorough rinse.
The Clever, on the other hand, made of non-bpa plastic. It light, and heat loss will be less. I bought the 2-cups version, not the large, older model. It uses flat-bottom filter paper, so the coffee bed will be evenly spread. Cleaning also easy, just rinse using warm water.
If you a V60 die hard, use the Switch. Otherwise, I recommend the Clever.
I'm using clever dripper for my manual brew, enjoying coffee bean from West Java, Indonesia. Still pulling a double shot once awhile, just when I need a (stronger) quick fix.
Tambahan: ane sekarang lagi nyoba Connect for Lemmy... Ada di Android.
Update: ternyata untuk besar font masih lebih nyaman Jerboa. Connect font-nya kecil, bisa dibesarkan tapi malah terlalu besar. Padahal UI yang lain cukup menarik.
Kalau ente sudah bisa mengenali prilaku toksik, berarti itu sudah setengah dari memecahkan masalah. Sekarang tinggal mencoba tidak melakukannya dan menasehati orang lain untuk berhenti.
I agree with you. Iced coffee brings out more flavor that can't be found in hot coffee. I prefer iced americano when brewing arabica beans,
If you have that grinder, you can start brew the coffee using pour over. It will gives you richer taste. This video from James Hoffmann can be used as a guideline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI4ynXzkSQo
I've been inclining to try Hoop for so long, and this video gave me the nudge. I bought it a few weeks ago and used it constantly. As advertised, Hoop is very easy to use, and I can brew until 300mL of coffee in one go. Fortunately nobody at home is as addicted to coffee as me, so I don't have to share. One caveat to Hoop is grind size, if I go finer it will reduce draw time, too coarse will makes the coffee empty. So finding the right size is the key. So far this is the easiest brewer I've used. Clever dripper is second, Hario switch is third. Others (Kalita, v60s, AeroPress, etc) come next.
Salty in espresso means underextracted coffee. Many factors play there: such as grind size, pull time, tamping method, and water temp. A good espresso taste balance, you got the acidity and bitterness in sync, and give you sweet creamy taste.
Note: pourover methods usually more forgiving and give you better taste. I suggest you try those methods for your black coffee.
NB: Komunitas Warkop saya kunci ya...
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I've tried both. The Switch made of glass, quite heavy, and you can lost heat during the immersion phase. However, it uses the V60 paper filter, hence will "forces" the water to flow through all of the coffee ground. Cleaning the Switch also a little bit tricky, there are more "hidden" spaces near it's bottom in the silicon base, so you need to remove, occasionally, the glass cone and give a thorough rinse.
The Clever, on the other hand, made of non-bpa plastic. It light, and heat loss will be less. I bought the 2-cups version, not the large, older model. It uses flat-bottom filter paper, so the coffee bed will be evenly spread. Cleaning also easy, just rinse using warm water.
If you a V60 die hard, use the Switch. Otherwise, I recommend the Clever.
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I'm using clever dripper for my manual brew, enjoying coffee bean from West Java, Indonesia. Still pulling a double shot once awhile, just when I need a (stronger) quick fix.
Selain lemmy.my.id, ada apa lagi?
It's Indonesian coffee, Sunda beans (West Java), very sweet, especially if brewed using clever dripper.
Do you mean coffee bean from the US? I live in Indonesia, and I do have a lot of recommendations. But I don't know whether they can ship it to US.
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Tambahan: ane sekarang lagi nyoba Connect for Lemmy... Ada di Android.
Update: ternyata untuk besar font masih lebih nyaman Jerboa. Connect font-nya kecil, bisa dibesarkan tapi malah terlalu besar. Padahal UI yang lain cukup menarik.
Selamat pagi semua... Menuju the longest weekend in the history...
Ane ngerasa dicolek... 🤣
Ane pake Jerboa for android. Web juga bagus kok...
Kok sy adem ayem yak, wkwkwk... Mungkin krn ndak pedulian... 🤣
Kalau ente sudah bisa mengenali prilaku toksik, berarti itu sudah setengah dari memecahkan masalah. Sekarang tinggal mencoba tidak melakukannya dan menasehati orang lain untuk berhenti.
Laah... ini namanya teaser tanpa film...