Make Your Own Coffee

Coffee is available in many different forms. You can buy beans to roast yourself or ready roasted beans to grind yourself.

Coffee is available in many different forms. You can buy beans to roast yourself or ready roasted beans to grind yourself. You can buy ready ground coffee to use in a cafetiere (French press) or coffee makers. You can even buy flavored coffees and syrups such as vanilla and hazelnut to make a specialty drink. You can buy many different blends of coffee as well as decaffeinated and organic and even mix beans yourself to produce your own custom blend of specialty coffee. Jamaican Blue Mountain is felt to be the best blend available and is the most expensive bean that you can buy.

If you want convenience then it is best to get instant coffee to make a quick drink. Many people just pick the instant variety as it is quick and easy to make a cup of coffee but unfortunately the quality is not so good. For example it is not possible to make an espresso or cappuccino using instant granules. There is quite a good range of brands and flavors and you can even get different strengths and decaffeinated blends. You can just spoon it into the cup, pour on water and it is ready to drink.

If you prefer a better quality of coffee then it is a good idea to pay a little more and get some ground coffee. This is still easy to prepare but has a more intense flavor. You can different coarsenesses of coffee depending on whether you are using it for a cafetiere, coffee machine or just a coffee filter machine. If you use a coffee filter or cafetiere you can get a nice quality coffee at a reasonable price. However, if you pay more for your equipment and get a coffee maker you can get many more options for your drink.

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