A single-cup coffee maker, such as a Keurig or verismo machine, is a drip brewer method, similar to the commercial drip brewers found in cafes. The contact time is fairly low, meaning it calls for a medium to medium-fine grind size, comparable to that of table salt. What grind is best for reusable K cups? … Read more
The “strong” setting will add another 30 seconds or so to your brew time , which can help balance out the acidic flavours of under-extracted coffee. What does strong brew button do? The strong brew button extends the brewing time to increase brew strength instead of boiling water to burn ground coffee This feature is … Read more
under-extracted coffee won’t have the sweetness and slight bitterness needed for balance, and will have a sour taste An over-extracted brew will taste bitter, as the compounds that create sweetness and acidity will be overwhelmed. You can create coffee that is balanced to your taste by controlling the extraction. Can coffee be over extracted? Over-extraction … Read more
sour coffee comes down to two things: (1) bad beans and (2) bad brewing If the beans are under-roasted, they’ll taste grassy and sour. If they’re old and stale, they’ll have a really sharp lemony flavor. Why does my coffee taste sour? Overly acidic coffee tastes sour and harsh. This happens when coffee is over-roasted … Read more
When the grounds are too fine for the brewing method, the result will be over-extraction On the other hand, too coarse a grind size will leave you with under-extracted coffee. If your coffee has been a bit salty lately, you should check the grind size you’re using. Does old coffee taste salty? It sounds weird, … Read more
coffee extraction occurs when hot water is poured over coffee grounds, causing desirable compounds such as caffeine, carbohydrates, lipids, melanoidins and acids to be extracted from the grounds What does extraction mean in coffee? So what means extraction? It is how much (by weight) or how many percent of our dry coffee has been dissolved … Read more