If your espresso puck is wet, there are a few things you can check out. First, make sure you’re pressing down hard enough when you tamp. You want to use about 30 pounds of pressure. That’s pretty important. Next, look at how fine your coffee grounds are. If they’re too fine, try making them a … Read more
If your Keurig keeps turning off when you’re trying to brew, here’s what you can check out. First, make sure the water reservoir is snapped in all the way. If it’s not, your Keurig might stop working right. Then, look if anything is clogging up the needles or if there’s build-up inside. This can mess … Read more
Have you noticed that your coffee seems a bit oily on top? That’s actually pretty normal. The oils are from the coffee beans themselves. Darker roasted beans tend to show more oil. This is because roasting makes the beans more porous, letting more oil come out. When you make coffee using a French press or … Read more
If your Keurig isn’t making a full cup of coffee, it might be because of a few things. First, make sure to clean it out because it might have buildup inside. You can clean it using a special cleaner or just mix some white vinegar with water. Run that mixture through the coffee maker like … Read more