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So there is a lot of varieties on how to make coffee and many people claim their variant is the best for many different reasons.

There are coffee makers, there are capsule coffee maker, dripping coffee maker, coffee maker that grind the coffee for you and pad coffee maker.

Than there are also a huge variety of different methods to brew coffee without a machine, like a french press, a variety of pour over gadgets, or just the often named turkish coffee variant.

A lot of those have their advantages and disadvantages. From easy to use to some that require a bit of knowledge, some are quick and have your coffee ready in a few seconds to those that not only take time but require you to do something in that time as well.

I personally put value on fair-trade beans and a local roast, but not any cheap but one I made good experiences in the past.

For brewing I really dont like most pads or capsule coffee maker. I dont like capsules because of the waste and I dont have much variety in pads and rarely made good experiences with pad coffee makers. I really like my pour over coffee with a coffee dripper even though it takes it time that you can't do something else. Also its not good for making more than one cup at a time.

For those really experienced or knowledgeable: I use a no name dripped for which I need to fold the coffee filters but thinking about switching to a hario v60, is it worth it? Its not that expensive but is it worth it or is there not a huge difference? Do you have any recommendations?

Poll only includes what I consider the most common ones. I am limited to this poll size. If you use something else please say so in the comments.

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"Coffee Brewing Methods: 16 Different Ways to Make It" by Shabir on coffeebrewster. com