Comments on: Clever Chef French Press Coffee Maker, Maximum Flavor Coffee Brewer with Superior Filtration, 2 Cup Capacity, Black

By: f.f

f.f — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:15 +0000

Funktion sehr gut. Besonders fÃ¼r 1 Personen

By: Dorothy

Dorothy — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:15 +0000

Perfect little coffee press. My coffee cup is a 6oz and there are two cups in a pot!!! (One for sure if you are using a coffee mug). Either way perfect size. I just ordered a second one for my trailer.

By: J C Allan

J C Allan — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:15 +0000

Super quality

By: Carlo

Carlo — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:15 +0000

Dopo quasi due mesi che lo uso per fare il tÃ¨ sono soddisfatto!Uso le foglioline di tÃ¨ e nella parte superiore non ne passa una!

By: Placeholder

Placeholder — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:14 +0000

Nice French Press
I use this for both coffee and teas. Itâs easy to use and easy to clean. It works perfectly for making a single 1 cup serving. Company is good to work with as the first one I ordered broke during shipping. It was replaced very quickly by the company.

By: Woshjimer

Woshjimer — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:14 +0000

Great french press
Very satisfied with me purchase. Makes great coffee for a fraction of the price and space and the glass feels very durable, it wont break easily. I use this for an 8oz cup of coffee at my desk in the morning at work. Here is how i make it- 2 tablespoons of coffee grounds- 8oz hot water (between 195f and 200f for best results)- put coffee grinds into press- add enough water to cover grounds- let sit for 30 seconds- add the rest of the water- cover with the top and plunger at open position- let sit for an additional 2 and a half to 3 minutes- slower plunge down- pour into cup immediatelyAs with all french presses you need to grind the coffee beans on a coarse setting. Let the coffee sit for a minute or 2 to let the excess sediment settle at the bottom and be sure not to drink the last bit of coffee as that is where all the sediment (excess grinds that didnt get caught by the plunger) will be.The press is easy to clean i rinse mine, cup and plunger, when im done drinking the coffee and wipe out the inside with a paper towl. Then i place the plunger upside down on the top of the press to help the rest air dry for the next day. In the picture i posted you can see the this press wont be able to make more than 8oz of coffee. For the price this press is well worth it.

By: Jim Racle

Jim Racle — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:14 +0000

Great little French press
Having been using a Keurig for a few years and have been relatively disappointed in the flavor. Some brands are better than others but overall the flavor was poor. I started grinding my own beans to use in the Keurig and it was slightly better but still lacking. As this little press was relatively inexpensive and seemed like not too much effort I decided to give it a try. I am so glad I did. The flavor of the coffee is so much better. My only complaint is that the two parts at the bottom (the seal and the metal filter) do not come apart and that makes it a little hard to clean. Sometimes some grounds get stuck between and the seal is not good. This can let some grounds into the cup. Even this little issue is minimal compared to the flavor of the coffee that comes out. If you are thinking about trying a French press this is a perfect little unit to test out. I can say with certainty that I am not going back to the Keurig any time soo n

By: Teddytron

Teddytron — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:14 +0000

So this is coffee?! I never knew!
It works really well. Iâve used regular ground coffee in it and I donât get any grounds in my cup. Itâs small. As it says single serving. I just say that I have never really âlovedâ coffee. Itâs always been a take it or leaving thing for me. Well this little press has made me realize that coffee can be quite delicious. The difference between a drip machine, and this is night and day. It doesnât have a that hollow bitter taste and feel that most coffee has to me. Coffee from a French press tastes as good as coffee smells if that makes sense. I think that itâs because the water is not boiling hot. There must be a chemical change that occurs in coffee when it gets too hot that makes it taste bitter. Thereâs also something fun about making a special cup of coffee just for me. No chain coffee house Is better. The only placeIâve had better coffee is in an actual French cafe probably because they are using better coffee from the start. Iâm going to try some different grinds and varieties of coffee in my little press.

By: pixelslave

pixelslave — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:14 +0000

As good as the Bodum — Maybe better
This French press produces enough beverage to comfortably fill a standard mug, or fill a standard 6oz coffee cup about 1 1/2 times. I got this French press to brew ground cacao, which it does very well. I got this to use at work, but I also got the more expensive (and nearly identical) Bodum press to use at home. If I had to keep just one of the two it would be this one. The materials seem to be the same, and the designs are very similar. The glass on this is totally clear, whereas the Bodum’s glass has writing all over it, which is not as elegant. The black plastic on the Bodum seems seems to attract the fats from the cacao more than the plastic on this model. At any rate the Bodum seems harder to clean.On both models the plastic can be separated from the glass, for more thorough cleaning; both models are microwaveable (without the press top, of course); and both models have what looks like identical press/strainer disks.I really can’t see any reason to buy the Bodum over this model, which is $2 cheaper and as good or better than the Bodum. It’s an excellent French press.

By: Rupert

Rupert — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:01:14 +0000

This French press is straightforward and does exactly what it promises. Itâs not particularly expensive and is dishwasher-safe, which adds to its convenience. A great choice for single-serving coffee lovers!