A common question we get at our coffee cart during events is whether the brewed coffee grounds can be reused to brew another drink as it feels like a waste to dump them after a single use. Brewing with used coffee grounds is not the best idea as you’ll end up with a flat, bitter,…
A coffee sock is a versatile coffee brewing tool you should have in your pantry. It can be used regardless of your coffee preference; specialty coffee or nanyang kopi. Cloth coffee filters like the coffee sock allow a good amount of coffee oils through without letting the microfines into your cup. Hence, you end up…
What is the Aeropress? The Aeropress is a versatile coffee brewing tool shaped like a giant syringe that never fails to pique the curiosity of coffee lovers. The way it works is beautifully simple. Load your coffee grounds, pour hot water, wait and press for coffee. Almost instant and the coffee produced is way more…
Drip brew coffee is one of the most primitive forms of the Pourover. The brewing theory behind drip brew coffee is simple – it involves pouring hot water over coffee grounds in a paper filter. The extraction occurs here, the fresh coffee seeps through the paper filter and is collected in your cup. All ready…
If you are into coffee brewing, one of the first thing that you will notice is that different brewing methods would require varying coffee grind sizes. One of the most confusing issue that new coffee brewers face is in selecting a suitable coffee grind size. This guide demystifies the selection of coffee grind sizes and…