How to Make the Perfect Cup of Pour Over Coffee ☕☕

[@farizs3769]

Finally found how to use my Bodum coffee pour over, thanks mate

[@tate4124]

You have the exact same kettle and Bodem I just bought. Video really helped.

[@FWild-eb1rd]

Nice Video. Is there a big difference from using a pour over kettle and a regular grinding automatic Coffee maker?

[@tomhester3770]

Just saw the video-you very simply explained the mechanics. Nice. How much water did you use for your cup? Thanks again.

[@Alamomax]

You had me at the Puerto Rican coffee in the background

[@mariaruizramirez1166]

Demasiado trabajo no la compro en este tiempo no no no no no😮

[@Mahyuddin-cf]

Nice video. Thank for drink coffee I am coffee farmer from Indonesian if you want say something to the coffer farmer you can say with short video and make translation to bahasa Indonesia and I will share Thank you Sorry my English is not perfect

[@Cliffhanger_MFC]

I am a new coffee drinker and I have the bodum coffee maker and again for each scoop of coffee I use how many cups of water should I use? Great video

[@austindickerson1782]

Sorry you probably forgot about this comment. But I actually do 1 rounded tablespoon for every 8 oz of water. It’s a pretty good balance of strong but not bitter

[@Cliffhanger_MFC]

@@austindickerson1782 awesome thanks, man it’s been 7 months 😂

[@builderxx]

Gases not oils are what you are trying to remove througj blooming process,

[@leei94]

]hence the bubbles, where would the oils even go? lol

[@marynaschneider7205]

Thanks❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@TheLauren800]

Does anyone ever stir there coffee grounds ?

[@marmar940]

Jesus loves you bro, Amazing content. Thanks for this btw.

[@jasonfriedlander1615]

Alright I'm just gonna lol at the fact of doing a pour over with PRE GROUND store coffee. You really need fresh roast and grind it right before the brew to really get the proper use of a device like this.

[@jessican934]

Agree!

[@MrRourk]

Add a paper filter to the Bodum

[@djosephine]

I heard it’s best

[@wrekitfin]

Anyone watching this video. Get a scale and measure for consistent results and then you can look up recipes.

[@CatHound]

I have the Bodem with the metal filter. It is better and do not need the paper. Save money and save tree's

[@remy1452]

Usually people measure the beans and water and also time the pour process. People who aren't fully into things should not make instructional videos.

[@samdiab4193]

why? I hate measuring too and appreciate that I can relate

[@titvngaming7693]

@@samdiab4193 yes but the pour over seems to be more reliant on specific measurements for a better product

[@djosephine]

Agree.

[@KJ-qr9sm]

All that shit is dumb, coffee is gonna come out the same... Just get it all wet let it drip do it again ect ect... Its like saying the swirls when pouring make it taste better FOH with that shit lol... Pre ground and fresh ground plus water quality and heating is where the difference is. Doesn't matter how fancy you make the pour or how long it is 🙄

[@saltystrawberries7009]

@@KJ-qr9sm I disagree to some extent coffee does taste different if you don't measure everything. But for your average daily cup of coffee the only thing you really need to nail is having a good bean. After that its really all personal preference and can be eyeballed pretty easily.