Brewing coffee is pocket friendly!

There are days when you wake up craving for that perfect cup of coffee which will make your day even better and more enjoyable. Those mornings aren't complete without a coffee boost. Here are some quick, handy, and economical coffee making instruments for you to set up a home coffee station, if you're a coffee enthusiast who wants to brew the same high-quality coffee you'd purchase or order from a cafe or coffee shop. 

1. FRENCH PRESS

The appearance of the French press coffee maker can be scary the first time you set out to brew French press coffee. But it's arguably one of the most basic brewing systems, dating back to the 1850s. Its creation, according to folklore, was a lucky accident.

A Frenchman was heating water when he discovered he had forgotten to put the coffee in, according to legend. Regardless, he chose to add the coffee granules to the heating water. He used a piece of metal screen and a stick to press the screen down with the grounds once they had risen to the top. What's the end result? It was the finest cup of coffee he'd ever had.

Given this amusing origin tale, the Italians were the ones who invented the French press coffee machine. With the passage of time, the variant has evolved into the French press we know today – a manual brewing device in which coffee grounds are soaked in hot water before being pressed to the bottom of the beaker, separating the grounds from the liquid.

Coffee made in a French press has a huge fan base. It produces an extremely strong and robust cup of coffee without the use of an electric brewing device. You have total control over your brew, and a French press coffee machine may also be used to prepare other beverages such as tea or cold brew coffee. It's also very affordable.

2. AEROPRESS

The AeroPress is a nozzle-style maker that pumps coffee directly into a cup through a thin paper filter. It only makes one cup of coffee at a time, but because of its size and durability, it's a favourite among travellers and campers. Because the paper filter prevents any oil or sediment from entering the cup, AeroPress coffee has a clean taste with well-defined flavour notes.

The ideal coffee appliance for a novice is an AeroPress coffee maker. This overturned coffee maker is a great way to make wonderful coffee on the go. AeroPress functions similarly to a syringe. All you have to do is pour some ground coffee into a cup, add some hot water, and mix thoroughly. Then, with the plunger still pressed, pour the coffee into a mug.

3. MOKE POT

If you enjoy espresso, a stovetop is the way to go. The Moka Pot is the most cost-effective way to make real espresso at home. Moka pots are a type of espresso maker popular in Italy. This coffee maker brews aromatic coffee concentrate for you using steam and pressure. To prepare an excellent espresso, you'll need grind size coffee, water, and a stovetop. When the delicious combination is ready, pour it into a cup and enjoy it however you want.

4. MILK FROTHER

Your ordinary at-home beverages will be enhanced with the use of a milk frother. It will provide a coating of foamy, frothy milk to the coffee drink, as well as richen the texture. Both hot and cold milk can be frothed with the handheld electric milk frother.

What is the best way to use a milk frother? It's a pretty simple and practical instrument; all you need is half a cup of milk. To avoid any splashing, turn on the instrument once the milk frother is inside the milk. Begin foaming the milk by carefully pushing the rod up and down.

Pour the milk atop your cup of coffee once it's foamy and frothy. It will enhance the taste of your coffee and look like it was done by a barista, but you can make it at home.