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I've used my SnowPeak titanium French press for years. It fixes the weak point of 99% of French presses -- the glass carafe that inevitably breaks when you're m
by teachrdan 4y ago
I've used my SnowPeak titanium French press for years. It fixes the weak point of 99% of French presses -- the glass carafe that inevitably breaks when you're most vulnerable. (before you've had coffee!) It also makes great coffee every time. And you can take it camping with you!
https://www.snowpeak.com/collections/coffee-tea/products/titanium-french-press-cs-111 https://www.snowpeak.com/collections/coffee-tea/products/tit...
And this is the upgrade pick. Expensive until you consider how much you save by making coffee at home.
https://www.espro.com/collections/french-press/products/coffee-french-press-p7 https://www.espro.com/collections/french-press/products/coff...
- brewdad 4y agoI stuck with the Bodum brand mentioned above. This stainless, huge-ass, french press has served me well for about a decade now after I broke my second glass model. https://www.bodum.com/us/en/1312-16-bodum-columbia https://www.bodum.com/us/en/1312-16-bodum-columbia
- boring_twenties 4y agoHonestly unsure why anyone would go for a french press when AeroPress exists, it seems to me to be strictly superior. And of course you can take it camping, too.
- archagon 4y agoBulk brewing, less sensitive to grind size.
- unethical_ban 4y agoIs the double filter of that espro worth it?
- teachrdan 4y agoYes for me. Way fewer grounds in my coffee.