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Types of Coffee Makers: Explained

Isabelle Jones by Isabelle Jones
July 2, 2021
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For most people, coffee isn’t just a beverage, as a matter of fact, there is a very special bond between this drink and its fans. They even rely on it for energy which is why it is the first thing that they drink in the morning so it can get them through the day. Coffee fans love it so much that they find its taste and smell very comforting. If you love this beverage and can’t go a day without it then you probably brew it at home. Whether you are a long-time drinker or you have only recently started enjoying this delicious drink then you will benefit from learning about the many types of coffee makers out there. 

Drip Coffee Makers

Drip coffee makers are considered one of the most popular machines because they are easy to use, affordable, and durable. Using this coffee machine is very easy; all you have to do is fill its chamber with water, put the coffee in a filter, then press the on button. The great thing about it is that it has the ability to make about four cups of coffee at a time. This machine also comes with either a reusable filter or paper variety. 

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Moka Pots

Moka pots are a lot like espresso machines, except that they are smaller and you can only use them on a stove which is why they are also called stovetop espresso machines. It isn’t really that hard to learn, and this is why you should use a how to use Stovetop espresso maker guide to help you because it is very quick and easy to use. Just make sure that you don’t pack the coffee down on the filter, and simply put in the espresso grounds, and the results will be a rich, thick, and tasty beverage. Moreover, one of its advantages is that it produces concentrated shots of coffee that are a lot like espresso machines.

French Press Makers

If you want rich, thick coffee that is full of flavor then you should opt for a French press coffee maker. These machines are very easy to use; you simply add hot water and coffee grounds to the container, and then you let the coffee grinds and the water soak together for about ten minutes. Afterward, you press a big filter slowly down your machine because doing that will push the grind deep down to the container’s bottom so you will have a lot of coffee to drink. Besides being easy to clean, it is also easy to use, and you can take it with you wherever you travel. 

Cold Brew Machines

If you want extremely tasty coffee, and be honest who doesn’t, then cold brewing is the way to go. There are so many benefits to this type of machine such as lessening the coffee’s acidity, enabling you to enjoy the beans’ flavors, and also you can leave it to brew all night so you can wake up to a freshly brewed cup of joe. It is a very simple process; you put the coffee in a jar, fill it with water, and put it in your fridge. You should leave it for about six to eighteen hours then use a filter to ensure that you get the coffee ground out from the water. Most cold brew coffee machines come with a jar, a lid, and a metal filter. 

Espresso Machines

Finding the best espresso machine requires you to do some research first. However, many people opt for automatic or semi-automatic machines, but if you really love espresso and your budget allows it then you should consider a manual one. There is nothing wrong with a regular machine, that being said, if you want Starbucks quality coffee then a manual espresso maker is the right choice for you. You should know that it is pretty expensive but it will last you for a very long time and you won’t have to buy coffee ever again. Simply put, this manual espresso maker will pay for itself.

Electric Siphon Coffee Maker

An electric siphon coffee maker is also called a vacuum pot coffee maker, and it is the right machine for people who don’t drink coffee every day. The thing about it is that it is a little fragile, and it isn’t very easy to use. That being said, the people who use it swear by the incredibly delicious coffee that it produces. The siphon pot also looks very beautiful so you can show it off when you have guests over.

There is nothing worse for most people than a bad cup of coffee in the morning, this is why you should buy the right equipment so you can prepare a delicious cup of your favorite beverage every morning. However, there are so many machines on the market and the options may seem overwhelming. That being said, when you are shopping for one make sure to first understand what your coffee needs are so you can choose a machine that caters to your requirements. 

Isabelle Jones

Isabelle Jones

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute medical care or advice from your doctor, or be interpreted as expert opinion.

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