ONE TRICK will DRASTICALLY improve your coffee // drip coffee maker recipe

[@Adeline9418]

Finally a channel that uses a regular coffee maker to make awesome coffee!!! Subbed!!!

[@judileegrant3630]

I have tried many times…coffee still tastes terrible

[@GizmoFromPizmo]

I've learned a trick or two with my Mr. Coffee Maker too. I've heard that the first few "drips" out of the internal nozzle are too cold and that the whole pot can be under extracted as a result. So, I have a Mr. Coffee Maker with a drip arm that swings out of the way. Before I close the lid, I swing the spout away from the coffee basket and direct the first few spurts back into the reservoir. This allows it to throw back the first few colder shots back into the reservoir for recycling. My coffee maker also comes with a stopper that prevents coffee from running out of the machine if the coffee pot (carafe) isn't present. This is how I "bloom" the coffee grounds. So, with the coffee pot out of the machine, I swing the internal spout back over the dry coffee grounds in the basket and close the lid. The water pours into the basket but it does not come out because the pot is not in place. After about a minute or so, I place the pot (carafe) onto the burner, which unstops the mechanism, allowing the coffee (now well bloomed) to empty into the carafe. This delicate dance works pretty well. I use an espresso grind, which I think tastes richer than the standard grind. I also use bottled spring water rather than tap water because God only knows what the municipal water supply is polluted with. I mean, it looks clean but with all the chlorine and fluoride they dump in that crap, it's a wonder we can safely bathe in the stuff.

[@kathrynkabara9861]

Wow! I commend you guys! Not being coffee snobs and helping people enjoy your coffee! You guys are great 👍 I love your coffee and bought all the little gadgets to make a perfect cup of coffee. But....i'm ashamed to say that living in the cold north...sometimes its about getting something warm/hot and fast to drink. I going to try this for fun.

[@JoeAnshien]

This tip + adding a paper filter under the permanent one really helps a lot!

[@kurtkaufman]

As soon as the "bloom" was mentioned, I knew exactly what they were going to do. Good idea, especially if you're conscious enough in the morning to be able to do this! 😊

[@opup7219]

Arturo is the MAN!!! Thank you guys for the insightful and inspiring video. Will try that this morning. :)

[@objuan6]

I think that I have never seen A poem as lovely as the bean!

[@cranstjs]

I was actually thinking about that today. Turning it off and letting it bloom for a while and then on again. Two thoughts though. One is, each cup either in the carafe or on the maker itself, as I tested, is only 4 oz. A mug, filled to brim, to my surprise, is 16 oz. Or 12 oz to make room for cream and such. I think the 4 oz measure was based on those small cups in a fancy China set. So considering using 4 tbpn for 12 oz, essentially, you are making one cup of coffee. If you have two people and two cups per morning each, that's about 12 cups. So that would mean you would need 16 tbspn of coffee for 4 cups. Now that would be an expensive 4 big cups of coffee.

[@RobertDitLeBob]

Very nice video. and explanations and cool guys. Thanks and Oki Doki 🙂☕

[@99nakkers]

I just got mine...now I get to learn your tricks too. Omg I opened my po box and all I could smell was coffee....thank you

[@TheKINGARTHUR2]

Fresh for you!!!

[@stevenharding4078]

I really appreciate the serious side of your personality. Very professional.

[@mikestolpp9195]

I tryed this suggestion I have a mindless brewing machine. I am glad I did this coffee experiment is quite a bit less bitter Enjoyable cup of coffee now. Thanks.

[@fatmeh_]

Thank you!!! I tried your tips and they made my coffee taste 100 times better!!!!!!!😍

[@MrJohnnyboyrebel]

I have a Breville coffee machine and it does pause while brewing without any intervention from me. It makes awesome coffee, and the stainless steel carafe keeps the coffee hot for hours. It’s the best $300 I ever spent on a quality coffee machine.

[@thebooknanny]

I tried this today with my Mr. Cover and my coffee was definitely smoother! Thk you for this awesome tip!!! Will do this from now on.

[@terriimel2682]

Thanks for the instruction. I use both French press and drip coffee methods and was happy to learn about pre infusion. Gonna try it this morning with some Lemon drop! Take care!

[@Cre8tivelyNatural]

I prefer cold brew in the summer. First, I grind my beans to a medium coarseness, and then put in a little hot water and let it sit for the infusion process. After about 30 sec to a minute, I stir it to crack the crust, put in the cold water, and then let it sit in the fridge for about 24 hours before drinking. I have tried all of The Morning Movement Coffees, except intuition- I didn’t make it in time, and my favorite has been Dreamland. It’s beautiful brewed hot in the French press, but as a cold brew, it’s amazing. I have truly enjoyed your specialty roasts and instructional videos for enjoying it at its finest! You guys rock!! 💗☕️

[@VMSelvaggio]

I will give this a try, I happen to have a basic 5-Cup Mr. Coffee in the Kitchen, but my normal brew is a Bialetti Moka Pot.

[@ninadirnimiezenberger5072]

Thank you so much for this insightful video! Also I just love Arturo's passion for coffee and he is very good at explaining😊

[@bmaccrypto]

I just discovered your other channel, I love escaping through your videos, thank you for sharing so much. Much love from Worcester, MA.

[@chrisdelacruz1246]

This is the most helpful coffee video I’ve seen!

[@Christina0623]

I wish I was in Panama smelling that coffee!

[@rnggall9640]

Thanks for the full length How To. I am enjoying my standard coffee from a drip pot more. As soon as money starts floing back in we'll get some of your speciality roasts

[@lucylu0615]

What is a drip pot?

[@lucylu0615]

It’s his coffee site still there? I tried it but didn’t work

[@debrandw246]

This is so incredible. Thank both of you.

[@happy_bubble7]

Practical! Love it! I also use a medium to dark roast and 1 tbsp more than required per mug, not cup. Mugs are 12-16oz now.

[@vanessac0382]

What i do is take the carafe off the plate and letting the coffee get saturated in water. Once the water is 1/3 in the brew basket I put the carafe back again. But you need to have a coffee maker with anti drip system

[@WPSNewsToday]

I enjoyed these instructions. I'll try it today. It's great that you are in the happiest business in the world (gourmet coffee). It shows that you really do enjoy what you do. Thank you for this informative, and entertaining video.

[@umtozzi]

This is cool. My automatic coffee maker automatically does this. Good explanation as to why it works.

[@heatherrenton2086]

This video changed my morning pleasure. I have a simple one cup camping style drip cone. This method suits my single life in a tiny home/kitchen - fulltime vanlife. I was not enjoying my coffee at all any more. A few sips then dump it out. When I remember to rinse the filter. My coffee is so much better. I drink the whole cup. Thank you so much. As much as I'd like to I doubt I will get to the roasterrie in Panama. I am determined to visit Newfoundland Canada. My journey will include many pitstops along the way and will take about five months from British Columbia. My planned route includes a cup of coffee in Stow Vermont.

[@leannekenyoung]

Hope you have a safe journey on your way across our beautiful country! It’s a real journey to realize how enormous Canada truly is when you travel from shore to shore to shore! I’m in Ontario and I’ve driven as far as Quebec in the east and Manitoba in the west and have only ever flown to British Columbia and to Nova Scotia. 🥰❤️🇨🇦 I do love my coffee and the older I get the more I’m appreciating the various specialty coffees and what makes them so incredible!

[@heatherrenton2086]

Ontario is where I was born. I've traveled camped and explored pretty much every province except Newfoundland. I think this summer might be Newfoundland time ⏲️ 😊 🎵 a jig and a jigs dinner 😃

[@emmettfromTexas]

Best advice ever. I've been experimenting with percolators and percolated coffee because it's actually boiling the coffee causes it to have a bitter flavor. So percolated coffee is probably the worst choice. Drip coffee using this method works really well. The secret ingredient was using 10 g of coffee for every cup. I brew four cups of coffee and I used this method and 40 g of coffee and it tasted perfect. Thanks so much for the great advice.

[@MACTEP_CHOB]

Right, but you cannot make any latte with dripper. Only moka pot does the job. If you don`t have espresso machine already, and most don`t. And many, many ppl like it bitter to blast through all that milk. When we tried with Peru it was way to sour.

[@DennisSweatt]

I just turn on the coffee maker without the carafe for two minutes. Then place it on the burner. Brews really well with store-bought. Major Dickenson. International vanilla creamer.

[@jsmu1234]

It works for my coffee maker...... "40 + 30" really works compare to my past practice of one time power button. Thank you guys so much !!!

[@cherinelsonc]

I would like an Okie Dokie Coffee... 😌🙃 the whole process looked great and almost can taste. So now I want to order☕️ I love the pointers of great coffee. Thank you 😊

[@poshmaster9070]

your video helped me so much,because I have a coffee dripper!

[@mikebass2700]

Heard that you should use regular tap water because of the minerals give better coffee flavor instead of distilled water. If you use paper filters rinse them first because filters could impart chemicals that alter coffee taste.

[@ricknowak4582]

Dude, tap water is disgusting! It's full of chemicals not minerals!floride ! I always use distilled water..

[@morethantheeyesees]

Thanks, a bunch for the video! I just bought a 5 cup Mr. coffee and I’m gonna try this with fresh ground!

[@drhoy15]

No you for this. I don’t have a Mr Coffee pot but I have an idea now how to do this so I am getting closer to what you are tasting. I will try in the morning.

[@kate4biglittlevoices]

You guys should make your own line of handmade coffee mugs as well

[@rhymeswithteeth]

Excellent video! Thanks for the advice. Looking forward to trying this...as soon as I fix my drip machine.

[@annewinning9723]

Great option for folks. I use an pour over and aero press -use this method for both - an amazing difference. -thanks for sharing

[@husafel]

Have you tried pre heating the filtered water some and even out the grounds bed? (Uniform).

[@RonaldMiddleton-yq5sn]

Perfect for our RV. Great size and able to make a quick cup or pot

[@patrickbennett439]

Wow, ive never heard of this. I just brew my coffee. I will try this infusion thing.

[@barbaradouglas2283]

I appreciate you 2 men in doing this demonstration(s). That’s rather interesting! But you didn’t say anything about where one can/could find that reusable coffee filter cup

[@randyb168]

Great information! I will try this out tomorrow.

[@lipsharp]

Hi from So. Cal, does it help the flavor if you grind coffee that has been sold ground? I love what you are doing in Panama

[@huckinator]

This was extremely informative. Excellent video

[@movementcoffeeroasters]

Got a new one coming! Couple little extra tips!

[@julsca3738]

30g coffee medium fine (4 soup spoons-ish) Every cups stands for 150grams water 3 = 450 grams of water Let drip turn off and pause for to allow bloom/preinfusion (30seconds)

[@husanera8396]

Thanks so much...i have a drip machine coming over..will try it out

[@Chefsantatravels]

Question time storing the coffee right now I have it in a Mason jar would my coffee stay better if I vacuum sealed the jar? Also for years I heard store your coffee in the refrigerator yes or no? Things are looking good I should place my next order soon. Okie dokie god bless stay safe stay strong stay healthy and enjoy life ✌❤☕👨‍🍳🎅🚌s

[@cindy9155]

I noticed you did not get a reply. I'm new watching this, have you blocked public viewing, or did they just not answer. I've heard to not store it in the refrigerator.

[@Chefsantatravels]

@@jayamburn1959 how's it going what's up,?

[@Chefsantatravels]

@@jayamburn1959 68 going on 38 yeah I live in Georgia what can I do for you?

[@barbaradouglas2283]

These videos are really needed esp, for those who are really just wanting a good & easy coffee maker that’s not difficult at all for the 1 person who’s going to be using it. Also said earlier am really looking for that reusable filter cup. Like that much better than those paper filter that I happen to have rt now, only because of the Toastmaster coffee maker. 👎I might be wrong, if so I’d like to know.

[@KamilFalowski]

Perfect 'easy/practical' tip to get job done in the office EVERY The Morning (Movement) :)

[@Nathan-kw2hs]

it looks like that drip brewer actually has a semi decent shower head, many cheap ones really don't so its a good idea to give it a stir so all off the grounds get soaked :)

[@makeitwork583]

Can’t wait for more videos! I’ll be buying in the future for sure! Be well, Paul.

[@Demy1970]

Could you take the pot out and let the water fill up? I have a Hamilton beach and the coffee is weak if I make the 4 cup level. The water shoots to the middle of the basket and even some of the coffee is dry in the filter.

[@markabrice]

According to James Hoffman, it also helps to pour pre-heated water over the grounds, rather than just letting the machine do its thing; the first water out of the brewing spout is not as hot as later in the brew.

[@narkfly]

My favorite coffee machine hack is running the water through the machine by itself first to get it hotter to then actually brew the coffee.

[@ZackHaynie]

should you bloom something like folgers coffee?

[@laidbackrich_nyc6090]

Great tip. I’ll start doing this. What do you call the copper small pot she use to put the coffee beans then grind it?

[@sernani99]

I've never thought about soaking the grounds for this method. One step I do is to add hot water to the reservoir to help with the temperature since drip makers don't get the H2o hot enough.

[@NEHA1222]

Great video. How would you do it with a keurig?

[@rc3443]

another trick, before starting brewing, open the lid and run it for 2 mins, it will heat the waters in the tube, so the first splash of water that hit the coffee bed is hot!

[@ThiaTruth]

Love this. Tks for the demonstration!

[@elgringoec]

1: Use the tapered filter machine (Melitta type). 2: Heat some water apart (like in one of those hot pots). Stop it shy of boiling (about 175°F). 3: With the carafe out of the machine, Pour the water lovingly over the grounds in the machine. Just enough to wet all the grounds. 4: Carefully adjust filter position, centered, sides straight and opened. 5: Pour more water into the grounds, off to one side, this time fast enough to get the grounds mixing. Stop about an inch from the top. 6: Let sit five minutes. Meanwhile, fill carafe with appropriate amount of cold water then put that into the machine reservoir. Close the lid. 7: When time is up, turn on machine. When it commences to drop hot water on the grounds, then quickly and precisely insert the carafe into the machine. 8: When it finishes dumping all the water, turn off the machine. 9: Enjoy the coffee! -- For a little tweak, try adding a drop or two of pure vanilla bean extract at step 3.

[@loveishope4406]

I am trying to find a grnder under two hundred dollars. Do you have any suggestions?

[@elgringoec]

@@loveishope4406 Baratza encore If this is a repeat, it's because my previous responses are not showing.

[@BricksofHappiness]

Great info as always! Thank you!! This will make visiting family and hotel stays so much more enjoyable!

[@graystonegardens1642]

3:16 that's why here on America we have/use a system. Tea Spoon and Table Spoon. Welcome to America

[@jefwesb]

You should sell a deep bowl coffee spoon that fits the right amount of coffee when filled and packed to the brim.

[@SonnyGreenwichJr]

I'm going to have to get some that Morning Movement sent over here to grey overcast Ireland! ☘️☮️🤘🏽🤠👍🏽☮️☘️

[@robertstrohm2412]

Do it Sonny, it’s the bomb! I’ve ordered several and never disappointed. Arturo is a master.

[@Sir-IKON]

Could this be done with any drip maker?

[@entropy0917]

Grinder. grinder, grinder! The importance of a good burr grinder ***cannot*** be overstated. The cheap whirly-bird grinders are the worst. But after that, a plastic V60 is so cheap and makes great coffee. For this method, I'd suggest when Arturo opened the lid briefly, take a spoon and do a quick mix so all the grounds get wet during the 'bloom'.

[@cindy9155]

I'm glad you added that information. I saw that on another video!

[@ilenesatchell5445]

Do you have any tips for making coffee in an electric percolator?

[@eydienoteddie]

Thanks for this video. Really great info. Do you have any tips for using a moka pot?

[@reneeedmundson6225]

Hello, thank you so much for provide this tutorial. I just recently purchased the Cuisinart 14 cup stainless steel drip coffee pot. It has good futures but I am still not advanced in making coffee. It’s either too bitter or I put too much or not enough. I truly could use the advice on the best brand coffee and the measurements amount for approximately 10 cups. We have even tried using our own mugs to measure the exact amount of water but my problems is how much coffee do I need? It has never turned out perfect. Thank you in advance.

[@debraeller331]

I don't have a grinder for coffee i just use Maxwell house coffee in my coffee maker and then I just add a few tea spoon for the cream and then I added a pitch of cinnamon in it to and then I turn on and then let it go

[@mariusvanc]

It's been "proven" the single best thing you can do to improve coffee from a drip coffee machine is to pour hot boiled water into the water reservoir. Nearly all drip coffee makers pump water that's too cold at the beginning.

[@msthirty803]

Thank you so much! Hot water method is a game changer!😄

[@katherineyokom5751]

Could you do some testing with using it in bags that are left in the water, like a tea bag?

[@Cherish..2]

Thanks......and love the okey dokey

[@jerryhubbard4461]

I used MR Coffee for over 40 years until I purchase my Breville Precision. The biggest problem with Mr Coffee it can not get the temp hot enough for drip coffee. I had two of them and the most I ever got was less than 180 degrees. We all know it has to be at least 195 to 205 degrees. I even when brewing with my Mr Coffee, I would use the wire basket and rotate the basket a full turn allowing the coffee to bloom while the machine was adding the water over the coffee. But, for the most that don't know about coffee or don't care, Mr Coffee is a very good machine for the out the door drinker.

[@marvinredota9100]

damn arthuro explains this so good

[@zeldastilwellwaiting7360]

I bought an old drip coffee pot ( for when the power is off) but I don't know how to use it.

[@MARIADaSilva-dw9cs]

I have a mesh filter that I wash after each use.

[@hawkeyeriley9295]

How would you do it with a K-cup?

[@katrinafahey5248]

I highly recommend purchasing at least a cheap pour over! I think I paid 4 bucks for my Melitta single cup brewer at bed bath and beyond and another couple bucks for 100 filters. 100% worth the effort. My keurig has been collecting dust ever since.

[@brenthawkins204]

Just buy the red refillable thingy but that machine is automatic so its kinda hard to slow it down in the begining. Not bad thou. Better than drip machine.

[@jerryhubbard4461]

Not many know but you can use MR Coffee for pour over. Just put the carafe under the basket, add coffee to the basket, heat water on the stove to just under boiling and pour over the coffee. Wa la, pour over.

[@thegameplay7182]

Will definitely do this and see for myself. Also, I just subscribed to your channel. Please add more content :)

[@loveishope4406]

I know this is an older video. But could you please talk about which grinder to get under $200?

[@Bigbearden7]

Glad you didn't leave the " Okie Dokie" out Ha.ha. ...made me Smile

[@atomsorcerer8356]

You know, i'm kinda surprised there seemingly aren't any coffee machines that have this sort of thing built in. Like how a toaster has a dial to let you choose how done your toast is, a coffee machine could have a dial to adjust how much coffee you're brewing. This then tells the brewer how long to do the initial pour, before stopping and starting a 30-40 second timer, before continuing with the rest of the brew. Even if there's no good mechanical system to do this, it wouldn't take much electronics or programming to make it work. Plus for fancier, more expensive models, i'm sure there's ways that it could automatically detect how much coffee and/or water is loaded into the machine, to then determine the timings of everything.

[@movementcoffeeroasters]

Great idea!!! 💡

[@orrinbelcher6593]

Great tips, nicely done thank you

[@ireneherrera-shan7272]

Great information, thanks guys. Hope you guys are okay, I noticed you have not posted in a while.

[@cindy9155]

I apologize for being new to this, but what is the 15:1 ratio of again? I didn't quite get it.

[@ade.irwansiah]

1g coffe need 15ml water, 10g coffe need 150ml water

[@janetteherron2673]

How can I order some coffee?

[@KoolT]

black and decker's get really hot but drip all over heating pad if you try to steal a cup

[@nickhouben5834]

Great advice thanks so much.

[@lialualex]

Is this process called blooming?

[@rhymeswithteeth]

If you're shopping for a drip machine: #1.) Be sure to check the size of the showerhead. You want a machine that has a large showerhead so that the coffee grounds get thoroughly saturated during the brewing process. #2.) When you get a drip machine home, run some water through the machine and, using a digital probe thermometer (like the one you use to check the internal temperature of meat), place the probe between the bottom of the basket and the top pf the carafe to see what kind of water temperature your machine is producing. Ideally, you want a water temperature of between 195 and 205. (If you're unable to get the probe in between the basket and the carafe, take the temp of the water as it's filling the carafe. Expect the water in the carafe to be only slightly cooler than it would be if you took the temp between the basket and the carafe.) If the machine you've purchased isn't achieving a water temp between 195 and 205, return it and try another machine. (I've returned several.) #3.) A faster brew time is better than a slower brew time. A faster brew time to make a full pot indicates that the machine is pumping a greater volume of water than a machine that takes longer to brew a full pot. With a greater water flow, you'll get better flooding of the coffee grounds and, therefor, more complete saturation and more thorough extraction.

[@lucylu0615]

Can u share the name of the coffee machine u have? And what brand of coffee u use,?

[@rhymeswithteeth]

@@lucylu0615 I use Costco's "Kirkland" brand of whole coffee beans. They're "fair trade" and they're roasted by Starbucks.

[@lucylu0615]

@@rhymeswithteeth 🙌

[@judysherven6320]

I am pretty sensitive to caffeine and have to drink half caff but it's really hard to find decaf coffee beans. I'd really prefer to grind my own for fresher coffee. Do you have any suggestions for where to find good decaf beans? Thank you!

[@yayayayayaya5555555]

You’re the man, Arturo! Okie dokie? Lol :)

[@suzeewills1249]

Thank you for sharing

[@SkrawnCPT]

Do you not use a coffee filter inside the basket? I know the basket is quite fine and should do the trick, I've just always seen people also use a coffee filter inside that basket as well. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@charz1228]

😂❤loved the vid!!

[@solafide9903]

Has anyone noticed a change in taste? Does it work?