Types of coffee makers

As people's living standards improve, they pay more and more attention to refined life. Coffee was originally a beverage that Westerners drank more. In recent years, many people in my country have become more and more fond of drinking coffee. It is also a pursuit of quality of life. When drinking coffee, there are many types of coffee pots to choose from. The most common ones are siphon coffee pots, drip coffee pots, and mocha coffee pots.

Types of coffee makers

1. Siphon coffee pot: The siphon coffee pot has two glass balls on the top and bottom and an alcohol lamp at the bottom, and it looks very much like a chemical experiment tool. The meticulousness and patience required to make coffee with this coffee pot really requires a bit of the professionalism of doing experiments. A siphon coffee pot is made by adding hot water to the lower hemisphere, adding coffee powder to the upper hemisphere, and lighting an alcohol lamp. After the water boils, the water in the lower hemisphere rises to the upper hemisphere. Use the stirring stick to gently stir to fully mix the water and coffee powder. After heating for a while, turn off the heat, filter the coffee liquid in the upper hemisphere and drip it into the lower hemisphere, and the coffee is ready. Features: The process is full of fun, and you can also appreciate the process of coffee tempering, which can enhance the atmosphere of drinking coffee. During the brewing process, the temperature can be accurately maintained between 91 and 95 degrees Celsius. The coffee brewed in this way is not only fragrant and non-bitter, but also has a personal flavor.