How to Brew Coffee

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How to Brew Coffee

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So for many people, coffee is an absolute must before they are considered functional in the mornings. But if you are just diving into the world of coffee, making your first cup can take effort especially if it is early in the morning. So to help you get through this sometimes daunting task, I am going to how you how to brew your first cup of coffee. So lets get started.

Supplies

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To make a pot of coffee you need the following supplies and ingredients.

  • Coffee grounds
  • Coffee filters
  • Coffee maker/ coffee pot
  • Water
  • Vanilla (optional)
  • Cream/ sugar/ cream/ sweetener etc (optional)

Add Filter and Coffee Grounds

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Take one of the filters and locate the hatch on the coffee maker. Open it up and place the filter into the basket. Use a spoon to scoop the coffee grounds into the filter. Use the ratios provided by on the can until you decide what strength of coffee you like. I typically use one heaping scoop for every "cup" that I make.

Add Water

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Now its time for the water. Pretty much every coffee maker coffee pot I have seen has markings on the outside to indicate water levels. Fill up according to your preferences or to the can. Once you have the correct amount of water in the pot, pour it into the reservoir in the coffee maker.

Brew

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Ok everyone, this step is going to take everything you have learned about coffee makers. Flip the switch to the "ON" position. With that bombshell, sit back and let it do its thing.

Pour and Add Extras

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Depending if you like you coffee black, with cream, sugar, or whatever else, after you pour yourself a cup of joe feel free to add it now. Occasionally, I like to put a dash of vanilla in mine in place of sweetener which is quite good. Experiment with different extras but I always recommend tasting the coffee before you add anything to see what it needs (if anything).

Finished!

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You should now be feeling energized for your early mornings or late nights (working on instructables late into the evening?) I hope this guide has helped you get through your sleepiest part of your day. Thanks for reading.