Alice
We are a fan of all things simple here at Aeropress Aerobie. We recently gave the Norpro Glass Frother a try and boy are we excited to tell you about it. If you haven’t read our article on the Aerolatte Milk Frother then you might not know it, but we are a big fan of steam free milk frothers.
Brewing with the Aeropress is so simple and easy that anyone can do it. The idea is that coffee grounds are placed in the chamber of the Aeropress where hot water is added. The mixture is then plunged, leaving the grounds behind and extracting a wonderfully brewed cup of coffee.
Aeropress filters are simple little paper or steel disks which are inserted into the cap. The coffee grounds are then poured into the cylinder, on top of the filter, and pressed. There are two variations of these filters.
One of the biggest features of the Aeropress is how quick and easy it is to use and clean. Paper filters are the only disposable part of the coffee brewing process. If you don’t want to bother with paper filters anymore then a stainless steel filter is a perfect replacement solution.
he Aeropress has quite a few parts which can wear out or be easily lost. Finding yourself without a necessary part or just needing extra filters because you are running low is pretty common. Replacement parts and filters are very inexpensive.