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So it's a french press made of plastic?
by mesozoic 12y ago
So it's a french press made of plastic?
- stbtrax 12y agofrench presses don't use air pressure
- Afton 12y agoSort of. The finer grind, increased pressure, and shortness of steep time make it different. It's more like a cross between an espresso machine and a french press. I bought it thinking it would be a novelty item. I was mistaken.
- nightski 12y agoWithout the sludge.
- csours 12y agoWith the stainless steel filter screen, you can even have some sludge!
- dceddia 12y agoAnd it cleans itself. That part is awesome.
- ctdonath 12y agoWell... Take a French press. Replace the fine metal mesh with paper (so no grit gets thru). Use a much finer grind (French press requires coarse grind). Finer grind means much shorter steep time (30 seconds instead of 4 minutes). Put the filter on the bottom of the container, replace the filter plunger with a rubber plunger (so instead of pushing all the grounds to the bottom then pouring coffee out, it's more like a pressure-assisted syringe-shaped drip). Idea is paper gets all the grounds out (no grit in cup), fine grind minimizes brew time, short brew time makes sweeter results, syringe style is accidentally self-cleaning.