Review on ☕ Aeropress Coffee and Espresso Maker: Brewing 1-3 Cups of Delicious, Bitter-Free Coffee by Melissa Moore

I have owned the Aeropress for over two years and based on the number of filters I have used I have made about 600 cups of coffee with it. It has become an integral part of my daily life. It's quick, easy and the leftovers just throw in the trash or compost. But all of this has already been covered in these reviews. Here are a few additional points to consider: - It can brew multiple cups of coffee in just minutes and make each cup as weak or as strong as my guest wants. - If you expect your coffee to taste like espresso or French press coffee, remember that the AeroPress uses a paper filter. It filters out most of the oil that would otherwise be present. I prefer my coffee this way, others don't. Consider it the best drip coffee maker in the world. Unlike an espresso machine or French press, you can grind your coffee in a simple knife grinder because constant grinding is not required. With a French Press, your coffee will have too much sludge and the bottom of your cup will settle. With a little practice, you'll soon be able to prepare your coffee just the way you like it. Adjust acidity with water temperature and steeping time. Adjust strength with grind size and coffee to water ratio. When I lost part of my AeroPress, Aerobie sent me a replacement for just a few dollars. They were easy to contact, helpful and friendly. This is a great product from a great little company. This is the first time I've decided to leave a product review online. If you found it helpful, please click the small box below. And if there is anything else you want to know, please click "comment" and ask me.