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    Will putting the beans in the blender damage the blender?
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    It may dull the blade, or if one gets stuck it could run down the motor. Use a food processor instead.
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    To what consistency should the coffee beans be ground?
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    To a slightly grainy powder. The grounds should be gritty when held in a bunch. When you rub a small amount between your fingertips, it should feel slightly coarse.
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    Do I still use a coffee filter after I crush the beans, or just place them in the filter of the pot?
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    If you normally use a coffee filter when making coffee in your pot, continue using a filter. Nobody likes grinds in their coffee.
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    How about a Ninja or Bullet?
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    You can try these methods, but they likely will not grind the coffee as small as you need it to.
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    How coarse or fine should I grind coffee for a Keurig?
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    For a Keurig, use a medium grind, similar to table salt, for optimal brewing. Too fine can clog the machine, while too coarse can result in weak coffee.
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    How can I make coffee using the boiling method?
    Mirza Sneha
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    To make coffee using the boiling method, boil water and add ground coffee to a heatproof container. Pour the boiling water over the coffee, let it steep for 4-5 minutes, and then strain or use a French press to separate the grounds. Serve and enjoy.
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    How do I brew coffee using an AeroPress?
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    To brew coffee with an AeroPress, heat water to about 200°F. Rinse the filter, add coffee to the AeroPress, and pour the water in. Stir, attach the cap, and press slowly. You can dilute the coffee if desired.
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