How to choose the right coffee maker?

If you are a coffee lover, you enjoy tasting a delicious coffee in the morning or afternoon, whether alone or with friends; whether you prefer a smooth, frothy, strong, or full-bodied coffee, no problem, there is a coffee maker for every taste. You just need to know which one you are looking for to enjoy all the aroma and flavor of a good coffee. The choice of the right coffee maker for you depends on several factors, such as use, needs, the coffee you enjoy, among other options. Generally, they all have a careful design, as it is an element that is often found in plain sight in any kitchen. The flavor and texture of the coffee vary according to the coffee maker used for its preparation. Follow the tips we leave below to make the right purchase and enjoy the best coffee. Filter Coffee Maker Also known as an electric coffee maker, it has a reservoir where water is placed. When the water heats up, it rises and passes through the coffee in a filter, falling by gravity into a jug that rests on a small metal plate that keeps the freshly brewed coffee hot. The filters can be permanent or disposable, which are made of paper. It is important to check that it has a drip-stop system that allows you to remove the jug before the entire process is finished and the coffee does not continue to drip onto the exposed metal plate after removing the jug. Advantage. It is very easy to use, you can measure the amount of coffee, and once turned on, you can forget about it. If the jug is full, it keeps the coffee hot and can be consumed at any time. Disadvantage. The plate is regulated to maintain the coffee temperature, but only when the jug is full. So if you prepare less, it can overheat, burn the coffee, and ruin its flavor. We recommend: Recipe for coffee with two cinnamon sticks Italian Coffee Maker Also commonly called “pressure coffee maker.” These coffee makers are usually made of aluminum and have two bodies that screw together in the middle. Water is placed in the bottom reservoir; this reservoir has a kind of small plate on top where the coffee is placed. It is placed over the fire, and as the water heats, it rises, passing through the coffee and depositing it in the upper part of the coffee maker. These coffee makers are the most common in all homes due to their durability, simplicity, and affordability. Advantages. It is easy to use, clean, and takes up little space. Disadvantages. As soon as the coffee is finished brewing, it must be removed from the heat, as the bottom part is completely empty (without water). The lid should not be opened during brewing, as it splatters. We recommend: Coffee, cheese, and chocolate cake French Press Coffee Maker The main body of this coffee maker is a thick glass cylinder where the ground coffee is placed. Hot water is poured in, stirred, and allowed to steep for about 5 minutes. Then the plunger is pressed down to the bottom, and the coffee is ready to serve. It produces a clean coffee with good body and consistency. Advantage. It is easy to use, quick to prepare, and easy to clean. Disadvantage. The coffee cools down very quickly. We recommend: Frappuccino with cajeta Espresso Coffee Maker This is the most sophisticated of all coffee makers, and with it, you can prepare the coffee served in bars, restaurants, or cafes. A creamy and full-bodied coffee. The most important aspect of these coffee makers is the pressure; better pressure means better coffee. These coffee makers can be manual or automatic. Manual ones allow you to control the amount of water you want to pour into the coffee, while automatic ones regulate the amount of water that will be poured into the cups themselves. The mechanism consists of heating the water in the reservoir and using pressure to pass it through a filter where finely ground coffee is located, then it comes out through a nozzle, achieving a coffee with great aroma and flavor. Advantage. You obtain a creamy coffee with foam and body at home. Disadvantage. Maintenance is crucial to prolong its life, and it consumes more electricity than the others. We recommend: Coffee Flan Turkish Coffee It is one of the oldest systems for preparing coffee. It is prepared in the ibrik (a copper pot where this coffee is made), to which a heaping tablespoon of coffee is added, along with about two cups of water. The coffee used must be very fine, almost powder-like. Some people also add a tablespoon of sugar. Then the container is placed over the heat until it begins to boil, at which point it is removed and let rest for about 2 minutes. This operation is repeated three times. Finally, it is poured into the cup, allowed to rest for a few minutes for the grounds to settle, and enjoyed.   Coffee Smoothie  Black Coffee with Cinnamon Irish Coffee Hot Coffee with Spices Milk Coffee Coffee with Chocolate