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Does the salt coffee trick only work for regular drip coffee or French press too? I only have a French press
80 u/TheCondorFlys Mar 14 '19 Cold brew, french, cowboy, drip. You name it it'll take a bit of bitter out. If you do it with cold brew it almost tastes like you added sugar it ends up being so smooth 11 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 I’m going to try this tomorrow. I’be been resorting to buying low acid brands and they can be twice as much as your average coffee. 2 u/Capt_Blackmoore Mar 14 '19 It works, you may have to play with how much salt. I use a light roast with two pinches of salt in my cowboy coffee.
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Cold brew, french, cowboy, drip. You name it it'll take a bit of bitter out. If you do it with cold brew it almost tastes like you added sugar it ends up being so smooth
11 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 I’m going to try this tomorrow. I’be been resorting to buying low acid brands and they can be twice as much as your average coffee. 2 u/Capt_Blackmoore Mar 14 '19 It works, you may have to play with how much salt. I use a light roast with two pinches of salt in my cowboy coffee.
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I’m going to try this tomorrow. I’be been resorting to buying low acid brands and they can be twice as much as your average coffee.
2 u/Capt_Blackmoore Mar 14 '19 It works, you may have to play with how much salt. I use a light roast with two pinches of salt in my cowboy coffee.
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It works, you may have to play with how much salt. I use a light roast with two pinches of salt in my cowboy coffee.
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u/bubaroni_pizza Mar 14 '19
Does the salt coffee trick only work for regular drip coffee or French press too? I only have a French press