Okay, Mark, I tried an aeropress...

[89th]

I'm sure it's good. And the website says it only takes 3 steps.

1. Add coffee and water
2. Stir and brew
3. Press into mug

Let's actually count the steps.

1. Put filter on cap
2. Twist cap
3. Place over mug
4. Grind beans
5. Add scoop of ground coffee
6. Shake
7. Boil water to 175 degrees F
8. Stir
9. Add plunger
10. Push/pause/push
11. DRINK COFFEE
12. Remove cap
13. Push out filter
14. Rinse with water

For my one-cup keurig:

1. Add K-cup
2. Add water
3. Place mug
4. Press button
5. Throw K-cup away

Yes... it's not as good as your fancy coffee, but see if I care at 5am after being up with kids

[Copper]

K rules

[Jolly]

K is good, but we set up the timer on the Mr. Coffee and wake up to a fresh pot.

[LuFins Dad]

Is anybody going to give @Aqua-Letifer any shit? The guy belittles coffee drinkers for years and accuses them of being wusses because he drinks some super amped Japanese tea, and next thing you know here he is, drinking coffee….

[LuFins Dad]

As far as convenience, it takes 30 seconds to grind some coffee beans and spoon them into the filter. Are we really that lazy?

[Jolly]

Yep.

[Copper]

Where am I supposed to find 30 extra seconds?

[Aqua Letifer]

@LuFins-Dad said in Okay, Mark, I tried an aeropress...:

Is anybody going to give @Aqua-Letifer any shit? The guy belittles coffee drinkers for years and accuses them of being wusses because he drinks some super amped Japanese tea, and next thing you know here he is, drinking coffee….

I can't quite drink tea again. When I recover from being sick, the tea really fucks me up. Like, lose my balance, nod off while sitting up kinda stuff. Gotta stick to coffee for a little bit.

[89th]

@LuFins-Dad said in Okay, Mark, I tried an aeropress...:

As far as convenience, it takes 30 seconds to grind some coffee beans and spoon them into the filter. Are we really that lazy?

Umm that's only steps 4 and 5 of the 14 step process. Clearly you can tell I can't spend an extra few minutes, I am so busy with work and with writing this post.

[Aqua Letifer]

Camping test: works even better than in the kitchen.

[LuFins Dad]

@Aqua-Letifer said in Okay, Mark, I tried an aeropress...:

Camping test: works even better than in the kitchen.

You got the travel version?

[Aqua Letifer]

@LuFins-Dad said in Okay, Mark, I tried an aeropress...:

@Aqua-Letifer said in Okay, Mark, I tried an aeropress...:

Camping test: works even better than in the kitchen.

You got the travel version?

Nope, the original.

[Horace]

I had one once. Wasn't keen on it. Found it to be slightly labor intensive, as I recall. I wouldn't mind trying again. My current favorite, the french press, is also one I had tried and discarded previously.