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The Perfect Pot of Coffee




Source of Recipe


Maxwell House


List of Ingredients




• Start with fresh, cold water. Use the correct grind for your coffee maker and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Be precise when you measure both the coffee and the water. A proper balance helps make a perfect cup of coffee. Use a standard coffee measure (2 level measuring tablespoons) and allow 6 fluid ounces of water per measure of coffee.

• Serve the coffee as soon as possible to preserve its aroma and flavor. Freshly brewed means fresh taste. Coffee can be kept warm only for about 20 minutes before the flavor starts to deteriorate. If you must keep it hot, use a vacuum carafe or flask.


• Keep your coffee fresh. Buy only a week’s supply at a time. Store ground coffee in a tightly covered container in your refrigerator. To keep it longer than two weeks, store the container in the freezer.

• Use the right equipment. Make sure that your coffee maker is clean to ensure that it brews a cup of coffee that is always..."Good to the last drop®".

• Never serve reheated coffee.


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