Nine Rules for Brewing My Coffee

Nine Rules for Brewing My Coffee

April 23, 2020

Become a coffee guru with these simple steps for the best cup of joe, right at home.

By Sophie Johnson for EatingWell.com

A good cup of coffee in the morning can set the mood for your whole day. But when the coffee shops are closed, relying on a barista to serve your daily cup may not be an option for you. If that's the case, you might be looking to brew a good cup yourself. And, depending on the amount of coffee you drink a day, it could also save you some cash. And with these nine simple rules, you'll be able to make your own perfect cup of coffee every morning, right in your own home.

It's easier than you think–simple things like storing your beans correctly and using the best filters will prevent unwanted bitterness or off-flavors from your cup. Whether your morning coffee is made up of estate-grown beans and an elaborate brew process or you like a supermarket blend with a drip coffee maker, follow these basic rules for a...

 

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(Photo by Mario Ibrahimi)




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