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I've cracked a couple of french presses, though. Thin glass + cold + hot and back makes it brittle. The solution was to not use metal spoons for stirring -- w
by red-iron-pine 3y ago
I've cracked a couple of french presses, though. Thin glass + cold + hot and back makes it brittle.
The solution was to not use metal spoons for stirring -- wooden or plastic chop sticks work pretty well -- but it's frustrating. By comparison the drip coffee machine or the moke pot haven't ever had a failure.
- keiferski 3y agoI'm sure it's a crime in some countries, but I use a single wooden chopstick for stirring. It's the right size + doesn't damage the glass.
- Marsymars 3y agoWooden chopsticks are fantastic for stirring! I have a double-walled stainless steel French Press and still use a chopstick for stirring.