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- 3-in-1 Brewing: Immersion, aeration and pressure combine for exceptional, one of a kind flavor and versatility. Make American, cold brew, espresso and lattes, all in about a minute. Experiment with temperature, grind size and immersion time to create your own 3 in 1 flavor - rich like espresso, smooth like a pour-over and full bodied like a french press.
- Fast Immersion: Presses don’t normally include filtration, but ours does. You can now use finer grind coffee which brews faster for less acidity, no bitterness and no grit.
- Air Pressure: Our unique plunge system uses gentle pressure to push water through the grinds, aerating and extracting only the purest, freshest flavors for a cup with body and finish not normally found in coffee.
- Easy to Use: Just combine hot water with your favorite coffee, stir and plunge. You'll know it's working when you hear the roaring sound only an AeroPress can make. When you're done, pop the "puck" of tightly packed grinds into the trash, rinse the plunger and you're done. 3-in-1 flavor with no mess in about a minute.
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Q: Sometimes I find it difficult to press the coffee out. I have to use all my might to push it out and I’m scared to break my cup. Am I doing something wrong?
A: No! I have this problem too. Now I set my cup in the sink and press it there. Better leverage, and if the cup breaks, the mess is confined to the sink. (Haven’t broken one yet though.)
submitted byNana - 4 months agoA: If you aren't already, wet the rubber tip of the plunger before you start. That should ease things up.
submitted byjennifer - 4 months agoA: Thank you for your question. First of all, please try pressing gently, there is no rush. Pressing hard actually compacts the coffee particles into a barrier, making it harder to press. You can try pressing down half an inch, then hold the plunger there and let the air pressure in the chamber do the pressing for you. Then after 5 or so seconds of waiting, press another half inch down and repeat until finished pressing. If the above doesn't work, try using a coarser grind (ideally medium-fine) until you get to where a minor amount drips through prior to pressing and slow, gentle pressing takes 20 to 40 seconds. We hope that this helps! Thank you, AeroPress, Inc.
submitted byAeroPress - 5 months agoBrand expert
Q: What comes in the box with the press? Thx
A: Thank you for your question! The AeroPress Clear comes with the press itself (chamber and plunger), a filter cap, a stirrer stick, a scoop, an instructions sheet, and paper filters. Best wishes, Constance, AeroPress, Inc.
submitted byAeroPress - 11 months agoBrand expert
Q: How is this different in size from the original? If I am reading it correctly, they both make 8oz?
A: Thank you for your question. When filled to the very top, both the AeroPress Original and AeroPress Clear will brew around 10 oz with a single pressing. Best wishes, AeroPress, Inc.
submitted byAeroPress - 4 months agoBrand expert
Q: What exactly is Tritan? Is that a type of polymer or glass?
A: Thank you for your question. Tritan is a BPA-free copolymer plastic. Best wishes, AeroPress, Inc.
submitted byAeroPress - 5 months agoBrand expert
Q: Is it possible to get good results with cold water?
A: Thank you for your question! Yes, you can make cold brew quickly and easily with AeroPress. Add 1 heaping scoop of medium-fine ground coffee to the chamber, then shake to level. Add cold or room temperature water to the (4) mark on the chamber and stir briskly for 60 seconds. Then insert the plunger and press through. We hope that this helps! Best wishes, AeroPress, Inc.
submitted byAeroPress - 7 months agoBrand expert