Immersion
Ceado EazyT
The Ceado EazyT is an innovative immersion brewing device designed by Ceado, an Italian company known for espresso grinders. The EazyT uses a dynamic immersion system with a rotating mechanism that agitates the coffee bed during brewing , promoting even extraction without manual stirring. It produces a clean , consistent cup with minimal technique.
The Ceado EazyT is an innovative immersion brewing device designed by Ceado, an Italian company known for espresso grinders. The EazyT uses a dynamic immersion system with a rotating mechanism that agitates the coffee bed during brewing , promoting even extraction without manual stirring. It produces a clean , consistent cup with minimal technique.
The Ceado EazyT is an innovative immersion brewing device designed by Ceado, an Italian company known for espresso grinders. The EazyT uses a dynamic immersion system with a rotating mechanism that agitates the coffee bed during brewing, promoting even extraction without manual stirring. It produces a clean, consistent cup with minimal technique.
Medium (like sand).
Water Temp
90 to 96 degrees Celsius.
1:15 to 1:17.
Brew Time
2 to 4 minutes immersion, plus drawdown.
Filter Type
Paper filter at the release valve.
History
The Ceado EazyT was developed by Ceado, an Italian manufacturer renowned for its espresso grinders. Ceado entered the brewing device market with the EazyT, designed to bring the precision and engineering of their grinders to the brewing process. The EazyT was released in the 2020s and features a unique dynamic immersion system: a rotating mechanism inside the brewing chamber agitates the coffee bed during brewing, ensuring even extraction without manual stirring. The EazyT gained attention in the specialty coffee community for its innovative approach to immersion brewing and its build quality, reflecting Ceado's engineering heritage.
Origin and Inventor
Ceado (Italy).
How It Works
The Ceado EazyT is an immersion brewing device with a rotating mechanism. Ground coffee and hot water are placed in the brewing chamber. The device's rotating mechanism agitates the coffee bed during brewing, promoting even extraction without the need for manual stirring. After the desired brewing time, the brewed coffee is released through a valve and filter into a cup below. The rotating agitation ensures that all coffee grounds are evenly in contact with water throughout the brew, reducing the risk of dry pockets or uneven extraction that can occur in static immersion brewers.
The EazyT's dynamic immersion system addresses a limitation of static immersion brewing (like French press or Clever Dripper): in static immersion, coffee grounds can form clumps or settle, leaving some grounds under-extracted and others over-extracted. The rotating mechanism keeps the coffee bed agitated, ensuring all grounds are evenly in contact with water. This promotes uniform extraction. The paper filter at the release valve provides a clean cup without sediment. The result is an extraction that combines the evenness of well-agitated immersion with the cleanliness of paper filtration.
Ideal water has a TDS of 75 to 150 ppm, general hardness of 50 to 90 ppm, and alkalinity of 30 to 50 ppm. Water temperature should be 90 to 96 degrees Celsius.
Brewing Recipes
Standard EazyT Recipe
A balanced recipe for the EazyT.
- 1Pre-wet paper filter. Add 15g ground coffee.
- 2Pour 250g hot water. The rotating mechanism handles agitation.
- 3Brew for 2:45 with automatic rotation.
- 4Open valve to start drawdown.
- 5Drawdown completes around 3:30. Serve.
Flow Dynamics
Immersion during brewing with rotating agitation. Valve-controlled drawdown through paper filter.
Extraction Yield and Strength
Typical Extraction Yield: 19 to 22%.
Typical Strength (TDS): 1.3 to 1.5% TDS.
Common Mistakes
- •Using too fine a grind, which can clog the filter during drawdown
- •Brewing for too long, which causes over-extraction despite the agitation
- •Not using enough coffee, which produces a weak cup
- •Not cleaning the rotating mechanism, which can affect agitation
- •Opening the valve before the immersion is complete
Professional Tips
- •The rotating mechanism handles agitation, so no manual stirring is needed
- •Use a timer: 2 to 3 minutes for balanced results
- •Pre-wet the filter before brewing
- •The EazyT is designed for consistency and ease of use
- •Use medium grind for optimal balance of extraction and flow
- •Clean the rotating mechanism regularly to ensure proper agitation
Advanced Techniques
- •Adjusting brew time and grind size together for precise extraction control
- •Using different water temperatures for different roast levels
- •Comparing the EazyT's dynamic immersion with static immersion brewers
- •Experimenting with coffee-to-water ratio for strength adjustments
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Common Myths
- •The rotating mechanism is a gimmick. In reality, dynamic agitation during immersion addresses a real limitation of static immersion brewing: uneven extraction from settled grounds. The rotation promotes uniform contact between water and coffee.
Cleaning
Discard filter and grounds. Rinse the brewing chamber and rotating mechanism. Clean the valve and filter area. The device should be cleaned according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Maintenance
Check the rotating mechanism for smooth operation. Clean after each use. The valve should be checked for proper sealing. Follow manufacturer maintenance guidelines.
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Sources
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- •Specialty Coffee Association
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