Can Drinking French Press Coffee Raise Your Cholesterol?
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Experts weigh in on whether it’s time to switch up your go-to brewing method.
Between the full-bodied flavor, aromatic scent and convenient brewing process, it’s no surprise that French press coffee is popular. Even the brewing process itself is an act of mindfulness that levels up the morning coffee experience long before the first sip. But could it actually be raising your cholesterol?
The how-tos of French press can get particular when it comes to ratios and water temperatures, but essentially the process goes something like this: Add ground coffee beans to your French press container, pour in hot water, let it steep, and plunge the metal filter down to strain out the grounds. Pour your coffee, and that’s it.
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