Coffee WITH NO COFFEE MAKER | 2 Ways | No Electric Coffee Maker? No Problem!

[@zaymonroe4850]

This is completely off topic but her liking and replying to every single comment even after 5 years is insane and so wholesome❤️

[@CreativelyBambi]

Awww! Thanks for noticing, Zay! 😉❤

[@zaymonroe4850]

@@CreativelyBambi no problem I jus know your a great person I feel it u jus got a new subscriber jus off of that reason lol

[@CreativelyBambi]

That means the world to me! ❤

[@alastor9525]

@@CreativelyBambi true but is she still doing it after 6 years? if yes we found a new super hero!

[@CreativelyBambi]

Someone get my cape... 😉

[@daivicandrika4245]

Finally a video how to make coffee without those coffee filters. I live in bali, and coffee filters are not common here. They're either hard to find or bit expensive. Thanks so much

[@CreativelyBambi]

You are so welcome Daivi. I'm so happy to hear this video helped!

[@TruAnRksT]

If you can get new unused stainless steel mesh such as used for screen printing you can make your own filter that will never wear out and only requires being rinsed off after use. Might want to boil it a bit before first use to remove any contaminates.

[@girlroomglitz]

I never see any coffee filters here in England, neither, but they must sell them somewhere.

[@faustomorenokoroly1728]

You should try using women's stockings as coffee filters

[@lizanazira6403]

Waw bali kan di Indonesia ya

[@mohanish3169]

You're a lifesaver! Honestly, who would've thought that the question I have at 1 am at night has been answered 7 years ago 😂 You're second method is the best, I'm avoiding plastic as much as I can and the second method is what my go to from now on! Thanks a ton, God bless you Bambi!

[@ayylmao224]

Okay wow this actually helped. Finally! After spending the last hour going through ~15 coffee making videos, I'm going to stop at this one. I don't have any coffee equipment so the sieve method is something I now know about. Thank you!

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hello Ayy Lmao! I'm so glad you found this video helpful! I used the sieve method for years until I upgraded to my beloved French Press. It works fine and makes delicious coffee. You can even let the grounds sit directly in the hot water (as you would with a French Press) and then strain with a sieve. When you use this method, you may have a few coffee grounds at the bottom of your coffee mug, but just avoid them by skipping that very last sip. Happy sipping!

[@ayylmao224]

So here's what I did today. I ground my coffee beans using a mortar and pestle. I put the ground coffee into a thermos flask. I then poured hot water into the flask and put the lid over to let it steam for 5 minutes (kind of mimicking the french press). I then simply poured the contents of the flask through a sieve into my cup. I then poured the brewed coffee from the cup through the same sieve into another cup just to make full use of the ground coffee that was collected in the sieve. I've never tasted better coffee! So basically I mimicked the french press by letting it steam and then used the sieve method to strain out the ground coffee

[@CreativelyBambi]

Your way sounds delicious as well! I hope you enjoyed it! mmmmmm!

[@rochinipooh]

I do the same. :)

[@manuelavendano2199]

Your method works pretty good!

[@pamelarogol3924]

Tried it this morning with the pour over method you demonstrated. Best cup of coffee I have ever tested. No bitterness. No need for milk or cream. Perfection! Thank you; still enjoying this wonderful brew.

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Pamela! I'm so glad to hear you are happy with this method. Maybe we'll be sipping at the same time tomorrow morning! ;-) Cheers to you!

[@Simplyyy_Txay]

Love this video so much! My mother is an extreme coffee lover, can't go a day without it! Sometimes her coffee maker that she had for about 5 years doesn't work and she gets really pissed when she doesn't have her coffee. This video would really change her life! Thanks so much i'm going to send this to my mom so that she will enjoy her coffee every morning without any problems!

[@CreativelyBambi]

Awww! Thank you for watching and sharing this with your mom!

[@zaneco81]

Aussie here, stumbled upon this helpful video whilst looking for an easy way to ditch the instant freeze dried for an efficient delicious coffee bean solution without having to use a coffee machine. Absolutely love your methods. Good on ya, sunshine!

[@andreaferrero530]

I love how you're still interactive with the comments after 5 years lol This is the best and simplest video i've seen about coffee making, thank you!!

[@CreativelyBambi]

I'm so glad you found it useful Andrea! 😊

[@raylenetatum8185]

I accidentally bought ground coffee instead of instant and I thought, oh no!! What am I going to do? I really, really, want a cup of coffee. Did a google search and you explained it so awesome. I am enjoying a cup while I'm typing this. lol Thank you. You rock. :)

[@saigayathri5065]

The second method was what I was searching for from a really long time Thank you so much

[@CreativelyBambi]

You are most welcome!

[@saileshram7610]

Im not getting that thick black texture with that method though

[@CreativelyBambi]

Try straining it more than once to get it darker. Or try a darker roast coffee!

[@Pterocarpous]

Thank you! No more paying for toxic plastic coffee makers. Keurig with its damaged water reservoir are getting kicked to the curb. Back to the basics. Love it. Thank you again.

[@CreativelyBambi]

We're thinking the same thing! No toxic plastic in my coffee either. Ick! I hope you enjoy this new method! ♥️

[@terrelrel]

Best presentation of how to make coffee on KZbin!!!🙌🏽 straight to the point, thank you so much❤❤

[@bestboy897]

thats a really creative way to make coffee, thank you.

[@CreativelyBambi]

Thank you Fazeel! I hope you enjoy it!

[@soniaperez9269]

I am such a coffee snob but just moved to Nepal and not been able to find a French press or mokapot anywhere so reallg grateful to come across this! 1st method works a treat 😊

[@sheilaevans7590]

As a 9 year old o teapot broke so we used the strainer method, it was so easy we never bothered with a teapot again. Thanks for showing your methods.

[@CreativelyBambi]

You are so welcome! I'm glad you can still enjoy your coffee sans teapot!

[@chandangarg1151]

That's a great video presentation!! Thank you❤😃

[@I.C.I.in_U]

These are exactly the only equipments I have: An antique coffee grinder, a coffee maker, a kettle and a strainer. 😃 This is the perfect video I needed. Thanks ☕️🫘

[@CreativelyBambi]

I'm curious... did any of these methods work for you?

[@makeupwithme9002]

I put a paper towel on the cup and then put the coffee grounds in the paper towel while it is tied down and then I pour hot milk over it and the paper towel will filter it and then I take out the paper towel once all the milk has been used and then I add some creamer powder into hot water and mix that in and put some no calorie sweetener and this is a personal preference but I take a sprinkle of the coffee grounds and put it in the made coffee and then You have coffee Hope this helps, Destinee❤️

[@AC-hr2du]

Second method worked a charm! Had it with my almond milk and works so well. Thank you so much for this ❤😊

[@Theofficialcheems]

Thank you for making this video! I’m thinking of trying a lot more coffee but I didn’t know how to grind the beans, thank you for this video!

[@qra80]

thank you . simply and practically well demonstrated.

[@erinmylungs8711]

Much love for this! Had a bag of ground coffee for months and now it can finally be put to use! Haha

[@rambahadori8362]

This really helped me, I had all those means and all I just needed was hint to use them... This is what you just did... Thank you...

[@CreativelyBambi]

You are very welcome, Ram. I'm glad this helped! 😁

[@peachbooks3199]

okay wow it's so simple! no need for anything but a sieve. im gonna do this from now on. thank you so much!

[@CreativelyBambi]

You're welcome 😊

[@maryblythehowland3726]

Love these ways! I use the drip method with my Mellita pour over directly into my coffee mug. I prefer freshly ground coffee as well. ❤️

[@yasharchives]

Thanks for the tips. I am an instant coffee drinker. Always wanted to brew my own coffee but was too lazy to buy coffee makers. Gonna try it real soon.

[@yurikondratesq]

I've been using a small coffee dripper for years now, LOVE IT!

[@yasaine7896]

I like how she speaks, its smooth. go coffee lady!

[@chantellyjohnson9410]

This makes me want to freshly grind and brew coffee at home! Looking at the grinder is that "Krups" brand and if so do you like it?

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Chantelly! I love your name! Yes, it is the Krups brand. It do love it, but the only thing I don't like is that it doesn't have a removable "cup" that the coffee grinds in, like my old one did. I don't remember the name of my old one, but it was great too! I recommend looking for one with the removeable cup, because then you don't have to turn the whole grinder upside down to get your grinds into the French press. Think about it like a crockpot with the removable piece that holds all the food. I had one once that wasn't removable and it drove me nuts trying to clean it with that cord and all. In another note... grinding your coffee fresh every morning is sooooo delicious! I love it. I can't imagine doing it any other way. And with the press? Dynamite! Happy sipping!

[@FussyPickles]

any cheap 2-3 bladed grinder will do, the more expensive, the more likely to break - you can even mash the beans to get the flavor out (how we do it in mex)

[@jackyyk6371]

@@FussyPickles can you explain what you mean by mash?

[@neel8204]

@@jackyyk6371 when u hav poured the water through the sieve, u can use a spoon to press the coffee ground in the sieve while holding it above ur cup to get more flavour .😁

[@johnkean6852]

@@FussyPickles please how do you MASH the beans 🤔

[@tanyacody3049]

Bambi you just made my morning! I'm not a coffee drinker and I almost gave this french press that I got in a subscription box away. I I always habe coffee beans in my pantry to put around the house for smell goods so, I was so stoked to see that I had all the tools needed after finding your video for that cup of coffee I woke up craving today, and I'm not even a coffee drinker! Thanks so much from Alabama.

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Tanya! I'm so happy you're now keeping your French Press. Yay! Did you enjoy your coffee this morning? I know I sure enjoyed mine! I bet we were sipping together between DC and Alabama! 😉

[@tanyacody3049]

@@CreativelyBambi Absolutely!!!!

[@sillynuts5709]

Love the video! Am upgrading my coffee. usually drink instant but had a proper cup at my friends last night and now want the REAL coffee taste lol. I like these methods!

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Sillynuts! So glad to hear you like these alternatives! I had instant coffee once after years of using these methods and I honestly thought something was wrong with it... like it was spoiled or something. LOL! Really, though... there's nothing like a fresh cup of REAL coffee. And what makes it even more special is that it seems to be one of those things that people from all over the world have in common, which is so lovely! Cheers to you... and happy REAL coffee drinking. (I'm already looking forward to my morning cup!)

[@nnodw7721]

This is awesome. Our coffee maker at work died and I need my coffee!! Thank you for the video.

[@prettygyaltam6241]

Yes the second way is the way I have been searching for! Thank you!!!!!!!

[@CreativelyBambi]

You're welcome!!

[@thepoet100]

Thank you very much for your video. I was given some ground coffee as a gift but I didn’t have the french press and used the tea strainer method you showed. It’s brilliant 👏👏🙏🙏👍👍

[@CreativelyBambi]

I'm so happy this helped! Thank you for letting me know. ❤

[@KyleandPrieteni]

The way I do my coffee, is just have a decent duty paper towel, put coffee grounds in the center of the paper towel then I wrap up the coffee and twist the sides of the paper towel so no coffee grounds escape. Then I just steep the coffee. The longer I put in there and leave in the hot water the stronger my coffee gets. So then I can just choose how strong I want my coffee. The hotter the water the better the results and more extraction from the coffee grounds. I would put the hot water in a coffee cup I would be drinking out of. Extremely simple and super quick for me.

[@CreativelyBambi]

Thank you for sharing your tip!

[@costylezz]

I did this with the strainer today. Wasn't sure if I was doing it right. Thanks for the upload!

[@pattygow5340]

My friend just gave me a French press! Thanks for showing me how to use it correctly!!!!

[@CreativelyBambi]

+Patty Gow You are so welcome! You're gonna looooooove it!

[@ketarisenupnaou7590]

Who gas a coffee grinder but not a coffee pot? Lol

[@CreativelyBambi]

Me! ;-)

[@estoybendecida]

and me

[@kerrgal]

and me.

[@uhwyd1644]

and me

[@Vera-xu3xw]

I guess there's four crazy people😂

[@MrOhSchnitzel]

Thank you so much for making this video and making it so easy to follow. I live in Australia and honestly have never seen an actual machine for ground coffee beans.

[@CreativelyBambi]

You are so welcome. I appreciate your feedback!

[@s.m.3333]

Currently pulling an all-nighter with a broken coffee machine. Thank you so much for this...🙏🏻 Also, could you just make a very concentrated mix just adding the coffee to hot water, then just straining the mix?

[@kenilmonpara6320]

Finally found the perfect video i was looking for . Gonna try the second method right away

[@joannekeefe426]

Geez. How simple with the strainer over the cup. How perfect for backpacking. Geez it was that simple. By God! Thank you! Cheers!

[@CreativelyBambi]

You bet!

[@yet1993]

Im about to start trying out coffee beans and this is the first actually useful instructional video when I did a YT search Thanks!!

[@aysitumari1064]

Thank you , just the video we need to get started 😊😁 Straight to the point.

[@CreativelyBambi]

You’re welcome 😊

[@vipinraj100]

'Making coffe without filters' search ends here.. thank you for the video.. ❤️

[@CreativelyBambi]

You're welcome... glad to hear you found what you're looking for!😁

[@farhatzulfiqar667]

the 2nd method is exactly what I needed. I dont drink coffee but need to use espresso in a recipie for tiramisu... instead of having to spend so much money on coffee things, the 2nd way made it easy to still make that tiramisu

[@CreativelyBambi]

Tiramisu...mmmm! One of my favorites!

[@rafiafazalsayyed1561]

Nice simple way with the strainer. Thank you. Bless you.

[@CreativelyBambi]

You're very welcome Rafia!

[@theviolabee]

Easy and straight to the point. Love it! Thanks 😊

[@ashwindorairaj7622]

More than the coffee the way this lady smiles just fascinates me and I came here just to see that. Beautiful and gorgeous lady.

[@CreativelyBambi]

Wow, thank you Ashwin! Very kind of you.

[@genodedemon5109]

Thank you for some knowledge. I don't drink coffee but i wanted to try some and i had no idea how to make it. Have a good day.

[@Pbro1000]

Thank you I received coffee beans as a gift. I have nothing to make coffee with. Now thanks to you I can make coffee!!😊

[@CreativelyBambi]

Enjoy, Patricia!

[@Rob.The.Artist]

Will the coffee be just as strong when using your method compared to using a machine?

[@tomwalkingstick5395]

Oh my gosh thank you!!!!!

[@CreativelyBambi]

You're welcome! 😊

[@manvikshankar584]

Thank you so much. I Need the waste coffee grounds for my school project but i don't have a coffee maker and I didn't want to buy one just for a project and this helped me save a bunch of money. Can you give me tips to use a lot of grounds for very little coffee cause no one actually drinks filter coffee at home but i need a lot for my project?

[@CreativelyBambi]

I've heard of some people using coffee grounds to exfoliate their skin... but I have to admit... I've never tried it! 😁

[@vespermartini2556]

Thank you. Getting ready for hurricane Irma and I forgot to buy filters just in case we lost power to make it on my regular coffee maker. I've got all the supplies you used, and I've got a sterno to heat up the water. Thanks again, great idea.

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Vesper! So glad you have an alternative now! But more importantly, I'll be thinking of you and everyone who is dealing with the wrath of this Hurricane Irma. I just visited Miami this summer for the first time (South Beach, to be exact) and its such a beautiful place. All the best to you!

[@vespermartini2556]

Thank you. The mayor of South Beach has already issued an evacuation order, so hopefully people will evacuate. Yes, South Beach is beautiful. It seems the entire state of Florida will be covered by Hurricane Irma, let's hope for the best, and thanks again for your video.

[@vespermartini2556]

I just wanted to come back and tell you that I experimented this morning with your technique, and prepared the coffee on my sterno, it was great!!! You should remake this video or change the title, because it really helped me to make sure I can make my coffee if we lose power, hopefully I'll have a roof over my head once this monster passes through Florida. Thanks again.

[@CreativelyBambi]

So glad this technique worked for you! I sure hope you faired well in the hurricane. The numbers of homes lost/damaged is absolutely heartbreaking. And the power outages: just as astounding. My thoughts and prayers are with both Florida and Texas. And as cool as this coffee idea is, I sure hope you only make it this way because you WANT to... not because you're without power! Please check back in and let us all know you're ok.

[@Sykeattacko1]

As someone who cant afford a coffee maker... this video was very helpful! 👍

[@CreativelyBambi]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bintey_munawar]

It was really life saving... I have a question, if I ground my roasted coffee beans all at once what difference does it make? Will the taste alter or aroma?

[@CreativelyBambi]

I think it's just personal prefrence. A freshly ground bean tends to have slightly more flavor, but many people prefer to grind their beans all at once (or buy them already ground) for the purpose of convenience. I say to do what works best for you! 😊

[@shnmco]

i decided to stop drinking instant coffees but dont have a coffee maker yet... im gonna try ur pour over method. gonna get back at ya to tell u how it goes ❤

[@BillfromtheHills]

I've just discovered the awesomeness of fresh roasted coffee beans. I like the pour over method so far....but I must try the French press now... Thanks for sharing.

[@CreativelyBambi]

I don't think I could live without my French press, although I do keep a strainer on hand for back up. Please do try it and grind those fresh roasted coffee beans of yours each morning. It takes less than a minute and is worth each and every one of those 60 seconds... I promise!

[@kachiggz9969]

I made this and I was like it don't work then I watched the video again and I was like oh hot water I'm an idiot but it works well so I'm impressed lol

[@CreativelyBambi]

Lol! We've all had those moments!

[@nomaschalupas2453]

People thinks Coffee machines uses magic, it does the same thing as you pouring hot water over it nothing else.

[@Yafama]

Leng Thor I mean I think espresso machine do have a different process

[@msr1116]

sierra starr.....The coffee you made by mistake with cold water can be salvaged by adding more fresh grounds, transferring to a screw top glass jar and putting it in the fridge for 18-24 hours. You'll then get a concentrate for making hot or iced coffee.

[@reneeacosta4420]

@@msr1116 where have you been all my life? #I love KZbin

[@bee-fg7xc]

you can also boil your water and add the coffee in it as if you're literally boiling the coffee lol! I always use this method, it makes the coffee a lot more bitter but not too much.

[@marlonmckayfox]

How fine should we ground the beans? We juts done this and the water isn't filtering through quickly like yours on the video. Our beans our like powder. Should they be a bit more grainy?

[@CreativelyBambi]

Definitely make them more grainy when using a French press. Powder-like coffee is more for espresso, IMO.

[@vireshyadav157]

Thanks for the later method to brew a cup... Does the grinding size matter and if yes what's the best size to grind at so that the coffee tastes the best. And I ordered an aeropress as well so pls do share if different techniques effect the taste or not (your personal experience). Thank you.

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Viresh! For these methods, coarse ground is best.

[@citizent6999]

Yes. I will try that second method. What I do now is put the grinds in the jug and pour the water onto it and strain into the cup. And there's nothing worse than cleaning a French press don't you think

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Citizen T! At one point, I did find it cumbersome, but I love morning coffee so much that I overlook the cleaning process! I'm glad you've found a useful alternative. Cheers!

[@DanielSmith-fm4fs]

If we don't have French press than we can do that in a steel or glass mug too and strain later. It might be little cold but we can hot milk or make cold coffee too 😍😍

[@milk6180]

Thanks so much for the vid! Finally a way without coffe filters

[@leciak.andrews5oJ]

Thanks for these Love these ways but I don't have a French press or the strainer thingy. Yet. So I did the 'cowboy coffee' without straining bc it wouldn't flow thru my coffee filters & it is fantastic. Tastes better & the dregs/grounds stay at the bottom if u pour easily into ur cup. If any came into the cup most will stay in the bottom. Just leave the last sip or 2. Easy peasy. And all the caffeine withdrawal head/body aches I have had in the past for no reason- bc I ran out of filters!🤦🏻

[@rajatchoudhury2906]

Excellent. That what I need to know for long days. You've shown the easiest way. Thnx.

[@CreativelyBambi]

You're welcome!

[@roxylee9560]

Oh thank you so much my coffee maker stopped working and i can't be without my coffee lol😂

[@peterpiper487]

PERFECT coffee... IF you don't put any honey or cream. I like my coffee black. I add cream ONLY it the coffee is bitter. Cream makes it smooth. But I cannot abide ANYTHING sweet, in my food or in my coffee.

[@franzbartolome6201]

Is it weird that I can vividly smell her coffee when she poured out the hot water into french press? Or is it just me 😅 god I love coffees 💕

[@CreativelyBambi]

We're one in the same. I LOVE LOVE LOVE coffee too!

[@fatmaatef9268]

I'm Going to try that kind of coffee, it looks nice! I've been all my life drinking in it in turkish way.. but i think i'll love that new kind ❤❤ thank you very very much❤❤

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi! I"m so glad you found a new way to enjoy coffee. Now, its my turn to try Turkish coffee....Sounds DELICIOUS! Cheers!

[@dorianblue4229]

Hi from Italy! And I mention that, cos we're bit picky on our coffee. But I like the simple strain method (and the fact you grind your beans on the spot), just please smoothe it a bit in the strain (without pressing it) then it's all good :)

[@CreativelyBambi]

Great tip Dorian.... thank you for sharing! P.S. I'm picky on my coffee too. 😁

[@stephenpalanichamy7708]

My way is your second way of making coffee without coffee maker! ahhh after watching your video i need coffee now, let me go and make it!

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Stephen! Isn't the French press way absolutely amazing??? I swear, I don't know how everyone doesn't do it this way. Sooooo worth that little bit of extra effort. Now I need to go make another too! Double ahhhhh. ;-) Cheers!

[@Cantworship2gods]

I actually made my coffee filter out of a soda can. I cut it in half threw away the top part and use the bottom part. Turned it upside down and put eight holes and then turned it to put two holes on so that I could put a wire throw it so that I can hold it over my coffee cup poured my ground coffee into it and poured hot water and had hot delicious coffee 😁

[@pushpab15]

Istg the second method is a lifesaver! Thank you so much!

[@CreativelyBambi]

Glad it helped!

[@kathleenrussell9817]

I have that coffee grinder and I absolutely love it.

[@tyh2989]

How prone is it to have coffee grounds go through the mesh? You made it look easy. I'll try the strainer over measuring cup method before investing in a pour over carafe . thanks for the video .

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Ty! Thanks for inquiring! My strainer works great, but you'll need to make sure your coffee is NOT finely ground, but definitely more coarsely-ground. Depending on the holes in your strainer, some grounds may sneak through, but in my experience, they settle at the bottom of the cup, so I'd just skip that final sip! Another tip: If you find the pour over method doesn't create a strong enough coffee, simply pour your hot water directly over the coffee grounds that are in a large cup (I use a glass measuring cup for this, because it has a pouring "spout"). Allow it to "steep" for about 5 minutes. Next, you'll place your strainer over your mug and strain/drain the "brewed" coffee in there. You'll love it! All that being said, I highly recommend a French press. Makes the best coffee ever in my opinion.... especially when you grind your coffee fresh every morning. Nothing compares! Cheers!

[@hugofrutos9692]

This vid saved me, had no equipment when I realized i bout ground coffee and not instant coffee 🤣 👌🏼

[@CreativelyBambi]

Nice! Now I'm curious... do you still prefer the instant over freshly ground?

[@faranahmadk7401]

beautiful. I'm gonna do that for my colombian risaralda roast and ground coffee

[@bestmountain]

Amazing, thank you so much. I never used a French press before!

[@CreativelyBambi]

You're so welcome!

[@conrad13579]

Concise and brilliantly simple....

[@fukushimadaichi415]

Your frenchpress is clean af. Love that owl mug.

[@FussyPickles]

get a stainless steel one, lasts forver ( just lost mine, reason im here ;(

[@priyal1815]

Where did you buy that French press from ???? I bought one from winners (pretty expensive one) and it doesn’t strain all the coffee grounds even if I press at 1cm/hour Speed!!!!!

[@CreativelyBambi]

LOL! That's VERY slow Priyal! HA I got my press from a locally owned store in DC called "Home Rule." It's the Bodum brand.... they make THE BEST French Presses, in my opinion. I NEVER have grounds in my coffee. Here in the states, they're also sold in places like Target and Walmart. You can order Bodum on Amazon too!

[@anonimushbosh]

You don't need to push it all the way down. Just push the bottom of the plunger far enough to hold it in place and when you're ready to pour, it will strain the coffee. Also that way, if you pour slowly, you don't churn up the silt and you get a cleaner coffee. Enjoy!

[@Darkest_matter]

Watching this because I bought coffee beans. Usually I buy powdered coffee. I blended the beans in a food blender.

[@CuratingKenya]

Thank you I really want to this coffee. You are a life saver.

[@SuraDoes]

If you have a dishwasher, the French press is a wonderful option for strong hot or iced coffee. Make sure to stir the grounds with a plastic or rubber utensil and let it sit for as long as you like. Then pour into your mug or over ice and enjoy one of the best cups of coffee in your life.

[@girlroomglitz]

I always put honey in my coffee as well. Great video!

[@Prodigious1One]

So that's how to use a French press! LOL. Your drip method with two pours is very smart!

[@pkv4407]

I couldn’t make a stronggg coffee but your video helped me!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@carolyncoppola974]

Thank you so much for sharing! Love my coffee but looking for an alternative to Keurig, and since it’s just me drinking it, I don’t need a coffee maker - but this technique is awesome - thanks so much! Cheers!☕️

[@CreativelyBambi]

You are very welcome, Carolyn! FYI.. the bodum comes in all kinds of different sizes, so you can get one for just one cup. I have the 4 cup, which is perfect for my husband and me to have one giant mug each. Cheers back to you!

[@sneha6652]

Ma'am, can i pour boiling hot milk instead of hot water? Will it work? I like milk coffee.

[@CreativelyBambi]

I'm sure you can! I've never tried it, but it sounds delicious.

[@krishnareddyk4450]

Lovely explanation.simple to understand 👍🏻😊 What is a white liquid u poured in coffee....is it milk ?

[@CreativelyBambi]

Hi Krishna! That's half and half... its very common to add to coffee here in the states. It's half cream, half milk. ☕

[@anasmusiccafe2679]

I wanna ask you something, i want to make latte art at home , i have seen many vids about this , i can use french press for the milk part , but what about the coffee? Like how to make that coffee mixture in which we pour the milk to make latte art? Please explain both methods , with and without any equipment. And can we use instant coffee? Like i have a pack of starbucks veranda blend , but usually i only have nescafe instant coffee.

[@CreativelyBambi]

I'm certainly not well versed in coffee art, but, I'd say to make your froth, add it to your cup of coffee, and then use a very slow pour of more coffee over that to begin experimenting. You can also dust with a stencil and hot chocolate powder mix. Good luck!

[@estherhendriks45]

Like the second method. Sooo easy and fast .

[@BoobooOreo]

This methods so perfect for camping! Thank you! I don't have to deal with instant coffee anymore! 😊

[@CreativelyBambi]

Avoid instant coffee at all costs. lol

[@amaanasim3011]

I loved that big coffee mug of yours

[@CreativelyBambi]

Me too! Sadly, I broke it, but used that as an opportunity to get more mugs. 😆

[@angelquinn2031]

i have a french press thats how we make coffee every morning and all day i love it. i use my bun coffee pot for hot water and thats it tryed makeing coffee in the bun a few times it pours the water out so fast it dont give the coffee a chance to seep

[@CreativelyBambi]

Great tip! Thank you!

[@tripudium17]

Could I combine hot water and coffee grounds in the Pyrex, leave for a few minutes then pour it into my mug over a strainer?

[@CreativelyBambi]

You can definitely do it that way!

[@sumitchakraborty2475]

Where did you buy the stranger from ? I have one at home but that does not block the coffee grains to pass the strainer.

[@CreativelyBambi]

I don't recall where I got it (I've had it for years), but I will say, it does leave some grounds in the bottom of my mug. I tend to just avoid that last sip.