Jumbo Glory Glass Coffee Brewing With Wooden Apparatus 850 Ml

The starting point of 3rd generation coffees is actually to get more intense coffee bean flavor and to brew delicious coffees. The fact that it is a brewing method in which each parameter during brewing is adjusted according to demand also allows coffee lovers to brew their special coffees to their taste. For example; such as the amount of water, the temperature of the water, the weight of the coffee, how finely the coffee is ground, the brewing time of the coffee. While the trend of brewing handmade coffee at home is developing rapidly, people want to bring this trend to their homes. Brewing coffee at home is both very logical and accessible at any time, compared to buying ready-made from outside, thanks to the fact that the person can decide on many issues from the strength of the coffee made to the caffeine ratio, the amount of milk and sugar to be added according to taste, the weight of the coffee and the grinding thickness. We have compiled important points about how to use the equipment that we have prepared under the quality and assurance of Jumbo and which we will present to our customers, as well as important points in brewing coffee. We share the information that you can brew your own coffee at home with pleasure, for you to use while promoting the products to our customers during the sale. Jumbo Glory Glass Coffee Brewing With Wooden Apparatus 850 Ml Material: What is Glass Chemex, How is it Used? Invented by the German Peter Schlumbohm in 1941, chemex is a coffee brewing equipment that stands out with its stylish appearance. It looks like an hourglass. The widely preferred chemex with wooden handle and glass handle is offered for sale in Jumbo stores. Chemex comes in types such as 3 cups, 6 cups, 8 cups in terms of size. One cup is approximately 150 ml. We have a model from small to large according to your needs, and the number of ml is included on the product labels. Filter paper is one of the brewing types used, there is no need to use filter paper in metal filtered ones. 250 ml. 17 gr for water. coffee is considered the ideal measure, but of course, you can find the ideal measure for yourself by trial and error according to your taste. Making Coffee with Chemex Place the filter paper with the 3-layered part on the mouth of the Chemex and make sure that the paper is well placed on the glass part. 20 g of coffee will be enough for 320 ml of water. Grind your coffee moderately. Slowly pour the ground coffee into the filter. Tap the sidewall of the Chemex lightly with your hand to spread the coffee evenly and evenly. Pour the 50 ml of water you heated in the Coffee Kettle to wet all the coffees, wait for 25-30 seconds, then pour the rest of the water slowly clockwise without touching the filter paper. Make sure that the water does not go past the middle of the Chemex wall. When the filter paper is filtered, the brewing will be completed and your coffee is ready in approximately 3 minutes. You can drink your coffee after removing the filter paper.