Hacking the Metal Coffee Filter | Best Brew Recipe and Review of Kinto Carat and 4 Cup Coffee Brewer

[@hazymirrors]

Is that the origami dripper size s? And kinto 600ml server

[@HoneycombManila]

Yes and yes

[@hazymirrors]

@@HoneycombManila thank you!! I have the same kinto server and been wanting to buy an origami dripper but I wasn’t sure which size to get

[@HoneycombManila]

In theory, any origami will work, coz the angle is always the same.

[@alaskavaper966]

I have never used a metal filter. It does look interesting.

[@HoneycombManila]

it's worth having around, though I still prefer paper by a long shot

[@ninetendopesaitama2107]

@@HoneycombManila i use my metal filter mostly for filtering cold brew but i like your tip to get rid of the fines and i will try to brew more often with it.

[@cmortel2005]

Using the Misetto metal filter, I don't sift the coffee. I like the body the fines add to the pour over. I do sift coffee for grind analysis, primarily for espresso. After sifting and logging the data, I do mix all the particle sizes back together, then brew the espresso.

[@HoneycombManila]

don't you find that too long for grounds to be sitting?

[@ninetendopesaitama2107]

How coarse is your grind? Clicks on the comandante?

[@HoneycombManila]

I don't have a commandante. On a Timemore C2, it will be around 12-18 clicks

[@Junwei6929]

How much coffee do you exactly get from pouring 300ml (g) water in a cup? Are you suppose to drain all the coffee? i make my coffee 10-12g at a time with metal filter and it seems to drain so fast, should the coffee ground finer compare to paper filter?

[@HoneycombManila]

Expect 2X absorbance from the coffee. Actually, grind coarser than paper for metal filters. You have to have a very controller pour to maintain a good slurry level and keep the device from totally draining.

[@ChrisEbbrsen]

filter. To know sift for 3 min. Use metal filter for sift. Thanx. Been most helpful.😅

[@HoneycombManila]

Glad it helped