What is the French press?
French printing is a type of coffee structure designed French. It is now quite popular in other countries, especially in the US, where they can be found in cafes, department stores and households. Popularity is based on a strong coffee provided by the French printing process. It differs significantly from the traditional drip method used by most electric and manual coffee machines. It also differs from older, percoal coffee production methods.
French printing comes in many sizes. Its shape is almost always cylindrical and is usually made of glass. The handle on the side of the French press makes it suitable for administration of freshly made coffee. The cylinder ends with a lid. Inside the French press, the piston is made of network. The top of the French press usually has a round ball that allows you to work on the piston. The next step is to add boiling water to the print. Coffee is now in contact with boiling water. After a few minutes one slowly squeezes the piston down, pushing the land of coffee onthe bottom of the cylinder.
Coffee is now ready and the piston usually works well enough to prevent the rest of the coffee to prevent. The result is a very rich, often strong cup of coffee or several cups depending on the size. Since the French press is not on the burner like many coffee machines, it never has a burned taste that coffee can get too long. If it is poured into an airtight coffee carfort, it can keep your warmer coffee longer.
Most feel that a stronger cup of coffee is worth further work on the operation of the French press. Some, however, fear that residual coffee pesticides that are not grown organically can be more present when coffee is made with French print. Although coffee contains some antioxidants, it also contains some chemicals that there may be a health risk in large quantities. However, there is no evidence at the moment that productionAnd coffee in the French press poses more risks than dripping or percolted coffee. If you are worried about pesticides, you can buy a number of excellent organic coffee in both cafes and in most grocery stores.