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    How do you make coffee from coffee beans?

    By admin | July 19, 2010

    I’ve only ever drunk instant coffee and i’m far from a coffee connaisseur but I’d like to know more about coffee…. so if anyone would be able to tell me how to make coffee from beans that would be great… do I need a machine or is it just like instant? Thank you

    Topics: coffee excellence | 1 Comment »

    One Response to “How do you make coffee from coffee beans?”

    1. alleyoop Says:
      July 19th, 2010 at 10:09 pm

      If you already have the coffee beans, you will need to buy a coffee grinder, electric is the best. If you have not purchased the beans, you can grind them in a special grinder at most food markets. Then, you will need a drip coffeemaker. For 10 cups, fill the coffeemaker with cold water to the line, put an appropriate paper filter into the coffee filter, add 1 T. ground coffee per cup then brew. That’s it!

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