Brewing methods of instant coffee _ four simple brewing methods of coffee powder _ comparison of brewing methods of coffee

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Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. It can refresh and nourish the human body, and it is a symbol of people's quality of life. But how to drink coffee at ordinary times? Many people do not know the method of making coffee. Today, the editor will give you a special introduction.

Four commonly used methods of brewing coffee

1. Trickle filter

Drip filter is the most common way to drink coffee in the world. He needs a special drip filter pot, which is similar to a conical container with special filter paper on its edge. After putting coffee powder there, it is directly brewed in hot water. After brewing, the coffee will fall directly into the cup and maximize the fragrance of the coffee.

2. American electric coffee maker

Brewing coffee in an American electric coffee pot is also one of its common ways to drink. This coffee pot can also be divided into two kinds, one is a funnel, the other is cylindrical, and the former funnel is the most suitable for people to use at home. Coffee powder can be concentrated at the bottom of its funnel, slowing down the hot water outdated speed, which can make the brewed coffee taste more mellow, and the impurities in the coffee will be less.

3. French filter press

French filter press is also an important tool for brewing coffee. Its operation principle is very simple, that is, coffee powder is directly brewed in hot water and filtered by iron mesh, so that all the essential substances in coffee beans can be extracted. Although the coffee is relatively turbid, but the original flavor is rich, it is most suitable for those high-quality coffee beans.

4. Siphon pot

In China, many people like to use siphon pots when making coffee. He uses a water pipe to move the water in the lower half of the container to the upper half under pressure, making the coffee powder inside into attractive coffee. However, this way of brewing coffee is not popular in Europe and the United States, and it is more common not in China or in Japan and Taiwan.

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