Metallic filters are also available but they do alter the flavor of the coffee.
Any company owner can tell you, at first you have to cut all unnecessary costs, this means you have to do everything on your own, there will be no one to get coffee for you and chances are you are used to someone taking care of that. We all know startups are built on coffee, and lots of it!
So what do you need?
1. A coffee maker
2. A coffee filter
3. Good coffee (This means if you're in the US you either have to get your hands on some Costa Rican coffee or this tutorial does not apply to you, sorry but you don't get good coffee in the States, just a fact I am trying not to be rude, so if you don't have a way of getting it go hit the local Starbucks and get a Venti Caramel Macchiato and we'll call it even).
Step One: Open the Coffee Maker and put the paper filter on it making sure none of the edges are bent.
Step Two: fill your favorite cup or mug with water and use that to measure how many cups it means on your coffee maker (look on the side as you pour the water in, it will indicate how many cups you just added).
Step Three: ad one spoonful of coffee per each cup of water, don't be shy if you don't fill the spoon to a level that almost overflows then the coffee won't be strong enough.
Step Four: Turn the Coffee Maker on and let it do its magic!
Congrats! you are now ready to get your company started!!
So what do you need?
1. A coffee maker
2. A coffee filter
3. Good coffee (This means if you're in the US you either have to get your hands on some Costa Rican coffee or this tutorial does not apply to you, sorry but you don't get good coffee in the States, just a fact I am trying not to be rude, so if you don't have a way of getting it go hit the local Starbucks and get a Venti Caramel Macchiato and we'll call it even).
Step One: Open the Coffee Maker and put the paper filter on it making sure none of the edges are bent.
Step Two: fill your favorite cup or mug with water and use that to measure how many cups it means on your coffee maker (look on the side as you pour the water in, it will indicate how many cups you just added).
Step Three: ad one spoonful of coffee per each cup of water, don't be shy if you don't fill the spoon to a level that almost overflows then the coffee won't be strong enough.
Step Four: Turn the Coffee Maker on and let it do its magic!
Congrats! you are now ready to get your company started!!