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Brew Tools

Find a method that fits your kitchen, get the amounts right, and keep the recipes you want to make again.

Start with a simple ratio

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Set the coffee or water you have. The calculator fills in the other amount.

Make it your cup

Coffee-to-water calculator

Adjust your batch and strength. A ratio of 1:15 means 1 gram of coffee for every 15 grams of water.

Lower ratios taste stronger; higher ratios taste lighter. A balanced starting point for many hot-brew methods. Taste the cup and adjust to your preference.

Your starting recipe
Coffee
20 g
Total water
333.4 g

Water amounts are inputs. Your finished cup will be smaller because grounds hold some water.

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A recipe for the brewer you own.

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Your starting recipe4 min

French press

A full-bodied cup with a simple steep-and-pour routine.

Coffee
30 g
Water
500 g
Ratio
1:16.67
Grind
medium-coarse
  1. 1
    Warm the press

    Rinse the empty press with hot water, then discard it.

  2. 2
    Add coffee and water

    Add 30 g medium-coarse coffee. Pour in 500 g hot water and stir gently to wet the grounds.

  3. 3
    Steep

    Rest the lid on top with the plunger raised. Steep for four minutes.

  4. 4
    Press and pour

    Press slowly. Pour all the coffee into cups or a carafe so it does not keep steeping.

Read the full French press guide
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