What is Drip Bag Coffee? How to Drink and Brew Drip-Style Coffee? The Correct Way to Brew Drip Bags
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What is Drip Bag Coffee?
Similar to tea bags, but containing ground coffee instead. The coffee bag has sturdy paper "ears" on both sides that can hang directly on the rim of a coffee cup. To drink, first warm the coffee cup with hot water, then unfold and hang the coffee bag on the cup rim. Pour hot water from your kettle over it, and the coffee liquid will filter into the cup. After brewing, simply discard the used coffee bag - it's incredibly convenient!
What's the Difference Between Drip Bag Coffee and Instant Coffee?
Drip bag coffee consists of 100% single-origin ground coffee with no other additives. It contains hundreds of beneficial health components that can help resist liver damage, various cancers, asthma, heart disease, and Parkinson's disease. Drinking 1-2 cups of black coffee with no additives daily is beneficial. Non-coffee drinkers are more likely to suffer from these diseases than coffee drinkers. Research from the American Coffee Institute shows that coffee contains anti-dementia substances that reduce the harmful effects on the body and help prevent certain diseases.
In contrast, instant coffee is not a healthy beverage. Instant coffee is an industrial synthetic product where the raw coffee bean quality is typically not very good. After concentrated brewing and drying into powder, although the coffee concentration is high, most of the coffee's aroma is lost during various high-temperature processes. Therefore, when making instant coffee, coffee-flavored essences or sugar powders to enhance sweetness need to be added.
At the same time, to make instant coffee more suitable for public taste, it generally contains large amounts of non-dairy creamer and sugars, so long-term or excessive consumption offers no health benefits.
What Are the Characteristics of Drip Bag Coffee? How Is the Quality?
The drip bag coffee sold by FrontStreet Coffee prioritizes fresh roasting and continuous freshness. To allow customers to experience the unique and rich aromas and flavors that coffee emits after "tailor-made" roasting, FrontStreet Coffee immediately grinds the coffee beans appropriately after they're roasted and cooled, then individually packages them. Whether it's coffee beans or drip bag coffee, FrontStreet Coffee 100% guarantees that every order is shipped within 5 days of roasting completion.
The drip bag coffee sold by FrontStreet Coffee uses straight-type drip filter bags made of non-woven fabric material, which better blocks coffee grounds and ensures the brewed coffee has a clean taste. Each box contains 10 small bags, with each small bag containing 10g of ground coffee.
Is It Necessary to Buy a Drip Bag Coffee Cup?
As drip bag coffee appears in more and more scenarios, some merchants have started推出 drip bag coffee cups specifically for this product, claiming that owning one makes it easy to brew delicious coffee. However, in FrontStreet Coffee's view, we actually have many containers at home that can substitute, so there's no need to purchase additional ones.
For brewing drip bags, it's generally recommended to use tall glasses or slightly deeper mugs so that the coffee liquid can directly penetrate the coffee grounds layer and fall to the bottom of the cup. If the cup is too shallow, the filtered coffee liquid might return to re-soak the grounds layer, making the entire cup of coffee taste heavy, bitter, and with poor flavor. Since both "ears" need to leverage the cup's edge, if using cups with too wide an opening, the filter bag might easily fall due to gravity when pouring water. Therefore, FrontStreet Coffee suggests prioritizing containers with a mouth smaller than 9cm and a height above 12cm for brewing drip bags.
Drip Bag Coffee Brewing Steps
Drip bag coffee mostly comes in small packages. For example, FrontStreet Coffee's drip bags contain 10g/bag of coffee grounds, using a 1:15 coffee-to-water ratio, thus requiring 150g of hot water. FrontStreet Coffee believes that drip bag brewing is very flexible - if you want stronger black coffee, you can reduce the water; if you want lighter black coffee, increase the water. As long as you like it, it's perfect.
Brewing Instructions:
1. First, we need to prepare a container for the coffee - a sharing pot or drinking glass will work, plus a kettle for pouring water.
2. First tear open the sealed package, take out the coffee drip bag, and tear open the non-woven fabric pocket along the dotted line.
3. Pull apart the two "ears" and unfold the entire drip bag, then hang them on the edge of the cup or sharing pot.
4. For the first pour, wet all the coffee grounds and let bloom for about 10-20 seconds. For the second pour, use a small steady water stream until the liquid level is nearly full, wait for the coffee liquid to drop, until the coffee liquid finishes flowing.
Pour the final water to full, wait for all the coffee liquid to finish dripping, remove the drip bag coffee, gently shake to evenly mix the coffee, and you can start enjoying. Note that drip bag coffee cannot be brewed a second time because all the delicious substances are released during the first brew. Therefore, a second brew would have no taste, like drinking wood-soaked water.
From Instant Coffee to Drip Bag Coffee - Will I Get Used to It?
Many friends who drink instant coffee did so because instant coffee entered the market early, and they could only drink instant coffee - some for alertness, some for convenience. Now, coffee culture is increasingly popular, coffee varieties are richer, while demands for coffee taste are higher, and there's a growing need for high-quality coffee. Those who have drunk instant coffee quickly get used to this. Drinking drip bags is actually tasting coffee, able to experience various coffee characteristics, and it's also very convenient to carry to work or while traveling.
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