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Subjective q: does coffee taster better when freshly ground?
« on: 13/03/2022 00:44:19 »
Why do some people prefer their coffee beans coarsely ground? It doesn't get absorbed into the coffee well.
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Re: Subjective q: does coffee taster better when freshly ground?
« Reply #1 on: 13/03/2022 10:45:44 »
Depends on your coffee-maker. You need a fairly coarse grind for a cafetiere, so you can filter out the bits with a coarse metal grid. Even coarser for a percolator, but paper filters have a short contact time and somewhat cooler water, so need (and can use) a finer grind to extract the same quantity of solutes.

Being very old school, I like percolated coffee - multiple cycles really squeeze the last milligram of caffeine into the cup!
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