This document discusses coffee and various coffee makers. It provides background on coffee, including its origins in Yemen and common brewing methods through history such as infusion. It also discusses different types of coffeemakers including cafetiere/French press and atomic brand coffee makers. Cafetiere allows for a coarser grind than drip brewing and captures more flavor oils. Atomic was a trademark applied to both stovetop and electric coffeemakers manufactured in several European countries.

1. COFFEE
MAKER
I believe in
following my
heart, that’s how
I ended up at my
coffee maker.
-Nanea
Hoffman
-goodreads.com

2. COFFEE
•A brewed drink prepared from roasted
coffee beans.
•Dried coffee seeds are roasted to varying
degrees, depending on the desired flavour.
•Coffee is darkly coloured, bitter, slightly
acidic and has stimulating effect in humans
due to it’s caffeine content.
•Clinical studies indicate that consumption
of coffee lowers the risk of some diseases.
•The earliest authentic evidence of coffee
consumption appears in present day
Yemen in Arabia, in 15th century.
-Wikipedia

3. COFFEE
MAKER
•Coffeemakers or coffee
machines are cooking
appliances used to brew
coffee.
•In most common brewing
principle, coffee grounds are
placed in a paper or metal
filter inside a funnel, which is
set over a ceramic coffee pot.
• Cold water is poured into a
separate chamber, which is
then heated up to the boiling
-Wikipedia

4. NO MATTER WHAT
HISTORIANS CLAIMED,
BC REALLY STOOD
FOR "BEFORE
•In France, during 18th
century, the Infusion
brewing process was
introduced.
•It involved submersing
the ground coffee
enclosed in a linen bag,
in hot water and letting it
steep or “infuse” until the
desired brew is achieved.
•In the recent times, it
was considered adequate
to add ground coffee to
hot water in a pot, boil it
until it smelled right, and
pour the brew into a cup.
-Wikipedia
Cherise Sinclair,
Master of the
Mountain

5. TYPES OF COFFEE MAKERS
Long-handled coffeemakers in an
Armenian cafe, 2008
A cafetiere coffeemaker
Atomic brand coffee maker
-picture source:Wikipedia

6. CAFETIERE
A cafetiere (Coffee Plunger,
French press in US English)
requires coffee of a coarser grind
than does a drip brew coffee
filter, as finer grounds will seep
through the press filter and into
the coffee.
Coffee brewed with the cafetiere
captures more of the coffee's
flavour and essential oils, which
would become trapped in a
traditional drip brew machine's
paper filters.
ATOMIC
COFFEE
MAKER
Coffee machines sold under the
trademark "Atomic coffee
machine" existed both as stove-
top device, and electrical
versions.
The trademark was applied
unrelated to their function or
design by four different
manufacturers in Italy, Austria,
Hungary, United Kingdom.
-Wikipedia

7. K. BHAVYA SAI
18BCE0797
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