How Do You Prepare Your Coffee?

29 July 2009 in Coffee maker

7 Comments to How Do You Prepare Your Coffee?

First you should by your coffee whole bean, and get a grinder (you can get them at walmart for less than $10) Freshly ground coffee is soooo much better. The trick is to grind it really fine before you brew it! Or… yes, a french press is a good idea for some nice strong coffee in the morning! Also to make some good cold drinks for hot summer days, you could try putting a couple of scoops of vanilla ice cream in a blender, and buy some mini bottles of flavored torani syrups (you can get them at most grocery stores) and adding some vanilla, and caramel flavored syrup and some ice cubes, then make your coffee really extra strong and put in 3+ ounces and a little bit of chocolate milk and blend…. it is soooo goood!!!
kat_why on 29 July 2009

First use quality beans. If you start with crap its just going to snowball into more crap.
2nd. Grind at home. It releases the oils and flavors at the moment of extraction which is best for flavor and kick.
3rd. French press. The best way to prepare coffee ever. It is the pure and beautiful essence of the coffee. I love seeing the little oil beads on the top of my cup of coffee that are naturally produced in the beans and are preserved through the cooking process.
tysbrown on 30 July 2009

My coffee:
I put ice in the blender and then pour my coffee into it. Then I add about two tablespoons of sugar and put some honey into it.
I blend that up and then once it’s smooth, I pour it into a glass and put whipped cream on top, then drizzle a bit of honey on the whipped cream.
That’s how I make my coffee. It’s great
Amanda :D on 30 July 2009

I really don’t care for coffe at all; however, I have been told that using a French Press really gives coffee that extra kick that you’re looking for.i don’t drink cofee,…..
coolcat_ on 30 July 2009

I really don’t care for coffe at all; however, I have been told that using a French Press really gives coffee that extra kick that you’re looking for.
$1200 mistake on 30 July 2009

I suggest using only the highest quality, fair trade organic coffee first.
Grind it right before brewing.
Use a press pot (French press) for the greatest tasting coffee ever!
Shazzam!
travel suitcase on 30 July 2009

use finely ground, not coarse
Wise Idiot on 30 July 2009

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