How to Brew Coffee with AeroPress Coffee Maker

     This week, I've uploaded a new video, How to Brew Coffee with AeroPress Coffee Maker, on my YouTube channel. AeroPress is a coffee maker which was invented by Alan Adler, a president of Aerobie, in 2005. AeroPress has a lot of materials and looks complicated, but it's actually easier to brew coffee with it than it looks. You can brew a perfect cup of coffee in two minutes or so. I hope you will enjoy it. :)

What You'll Need
AeroPress
Fine Grind Coffee
Hot Water

1. Put a filter in the cap.

2. Twist the cap onto the chamber.

3. Put the chamber on to the mug.

4. Put 1 and half scoops of fine grind coffee in the chamber.

5. Shake the chamber gently to level the coffee evenly.

6. Add 175℉ (80℃) hot water to the level 2 on the chamber.

7. Stir for 10 seconds.

8. Insert plunger and press gently for 20 to 40 seconds.

 9. Enjoy!

Espresso Style Coffee

10. For American coffee, add hot water to the cup for total of 8 oz (225 ml) of coffee.

American Coffee

How to Clean Up
Remove the cap. Then, push the plunger to eject used coffee. Rinse the rubber seal.

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