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It was first discovered and used as food and quick energy for warfare.
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The first idea came from people putting the berries into boiling water creating coffee.
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This style made the coffee better while boiling it into water before the invention of the coffee maker.
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Circa 1780, this kept the coffee warm while in the pot/container.
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The first coffee machine was made in 1818 by Mr. Lauren's of Paris, France.
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This machine used steam to pass through water and coffee creating espresso, a form of coffee
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In 1840, the Napier Vacuum Machine came out.
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The electric coffee maker made in the mid 1800's made life easier by not having to use a stove to make coffee.
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When water is boiled it travels through a metal tube which is then infused with the coffee and then strained.
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Circa 1900's. When the water containing the coffee becomes hot enough it goes through a metal cylinder which then passes through a filter and drips into the pot.
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Using paper the filter of the paper made coffee better and easier to not over brew.
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Pour hot water and coffee grains and then gets pressed with a filter catching the grains.
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It is a coffee maker used on a stove top that uses steam that then gets brought through the coffee grounds.
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Achilles Gaggia produced a more modern steam free coffee machine
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The operator pumps creating pressure which shoots the steam creating an espresso.
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This uses pumps making the creator of the espresso machine not have to do as much work.
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This used pre-boiled water. You then would pour it into a trey with a filter and the coffee grains, it then comes out into the pot as coffee. This is the way modern coffee makers are today.
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Cartridges containing N2, CO2, or and electric compressor creates the compressed air needed for a espresso machine.
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Known as K-cups by Keurig, these take plastic cups with coffee and filter hot water through it producing coffee for one serving.
