Not only does filtered coffee taste better than instant coffee but also the grounds from filtered coffee can be reused and utilized in many different ways.
Coffee grounds can be added to compost piles to enrich the nutrient content. Coffee grounds contain Phosphorus, Calcium, Sulfur, Nitrogen, Potassium, and Magnesium. It’s important to note that Phosphorous is not as easy to come by and so it is important to conserve it as much as possible. By simply reusing your coffee grounds, you help reuse some Phosphorus that would have otherwise gone to waste.
Coffee grounds can be used as a plant fertilizer. Used coffee grounds can be sprinkled around the base of a plant in order to help fertilize the plant and help it grow. Coffee grounds can also be sprinkled onto a lawn that may be in need of fertilization.
Another way to use old coffee grounds is to add water to them and let them stand for a couple of days. Once a couple of days have passed, drain the water and then use the coffee grounds as a liquid plant fertilizer. Another way to do this is to use cold coffee that you don’t want any more and drizzle it on ...