- 0.35 l
- 12 oz
- Made from heat resistant borosilicate glass
- Dishwasher Safe
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The borosilicate glass of the BEAN French press is encased in colorful plastic protecting the glass beautifully. Te silicone gasket connecting the lid and glass has a insulating effect and helps maintain the heat of the coffee for longer.
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Information for BRAZIL French Press coffee maker, 3 cup, 0.35 l, 12 oz:
The BRAZIL coffee maker incorporates the BODUM® motto beautifully: good design doesn¹t have to be expensive. After all, we want to give everybody a chance to brew an excellent cup of coffee in a green way: just hot water and ground coffee is all that¹s needed. And that¹s all that coffee lovers are left with, too no waste, just taste
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
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This is a well-made product, easy to clean, should last years. It is just the right size for a large mug of coffee for one person. I use it a lot when I'm the only one wanting a cuppa and I don't want to get out the big coffee maker. Cuts down on washing up!
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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used once a day for 6 months, and still in nearly new condition.
No problems at all. Recommended.
No problems at all. Recommended.
25 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Bodum are the most recognisable name in household coffee hardware in the UK probably Europe. They make a large range of styles and sizes - the design is good and the manufacture seems to be to an adequate standard. Nowadays when most people think of cafetieres they probably have one of Bodum's iconic designs in mind.
I do!
This is another good product: sturdy handle, anti-splash lid, good smooth plunging action. The filter-screen, plunger and lid are easily disassembled and cleaned. The flask is perhaps a little fragile but in the last couple of years I haven't broken one.
The problem with most coffee made in caffetieres in the UK is we don't use enough coffee and we then stew it for 4 or 5 minutes.
It says 3 cups in the description therefore we believe should get 3 big mugs of coffee from the pot.
Clearly ludicrous!
This small caffetiere holds a bit more that a soft-drink can - just right for one person who wants a big mug, too much really if you make it properly.
However, if you want more good coffee out of it my suggestion is to use a larger amount of coffee maybe three full tablespoons or even four. Pour in the hot water (not boiling) stir for 20 seconds.
Add the lid and plunger and plunge after a couple of minutes at most. There isn't much to be gained by steeping for much longer - most flavouring seems to occur shortly after the grounds are wet. Pour into a mug (or mugs) and dilute to taste with hot water.
Stingy measures of coffee, lengthy steeping and water that is too hot, all lead to bitter, acidic down-right nasty coffee anyway. Usually the advice is to steep for 3-4 minutes that's a long time really. More grounds and shorter steep times leads to a better taste IMO but naturally your mileage may vary.
I do!
This is another good product: sturdy handle, anti-splash lid, good smooth plunging action. The filter-screen, plunger and lid are easily disassembled and cleaned. The flask is perhaps a little fragile but in the last couple of years I haven't broken one.
The problem with most coffee made in caffetieres in the UK is we don't use enough coffee and we then stew it for 4 or 5 minutes.
It says 3 cups in the description therefore we believe should get 3 big mugs of coffee from the pot.
Clearly ludicrous!
This small caffetiere holds a bit more that a soft-drink can - just right for one person who wants a big mug, too much really if you make it properly.
However, if you want more good coffee out of it my suggestion is to use a larger amount of coffee maybe three full tablespoons or even four. Pour in the hot water (not boiling) stir for 20 seconds.
Add the lid and plunger and plunge after a couple of minutes at most. There isn't much to be gained by steeping for much longer - most flavouring seems to occur shortly after the grounds are wet. Pour into a mug (or mugs) and dilute to taste with hot water.
Stingy measures of coffee, lengthy steeping and water that is too hot, all lead to bitter, acidic down-right nasty coffee anyway. Usually the advice is to steep for 3-4 minutes that's a long time really. More grounds and shorter steep times leads to a better taste IMO but naturally your mileage may vary.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great product
Bought this to replace my old one which I had for 3 years. Can't fault this item, Bodum is the original and the best- say no to cheap imitations! Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jay McIntosh
Not Great.
Extreamley fragile! Used once then upon cleaning the glass cracked straight way! Its made from thin glass not suitable for its use! Waste of money, Avoid product.
Published 12 months ago by "D-Top"
nice compact design
Easy to use, functional but if adding cooler water at 80 - 90C for perfect coffee taste, will not keep water hot, even if jug is pre-warmed. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Bauer1966
Coffee for one? Perfect solution!
This coffee press is the perfect size for a mug of coffee, or less if you want to (but not more, so be aware). Read more
Published 19 months ago by N. Sagnard
Replacement Bodum
Have used one of these for years and my recent purchase was a replacement due to glass breakage. Marvellous for just one quick mug of coffee.
Published on 7 May 2010 by Mrs. Faye M. Jones
Should be called 1-Cup
I dont know what size cups they have where Bodum come from, but this is a 1-Cup pot... but I knew that when I bought it. Top quality construction, handy instructions, works great. Read more
Published on 1 Feb 2010 by Gary Peters
Morning Coffee Transformed
I love this coffee maker. Small enough for one good cup to start the day. Works well!
Published on 21 Jun 2009 by Mr. John Vickers
Only good for short measures
Bought this for my morning coffee but in reality far too small. Makes great coffee but if you want more than a dribble get a larger size.
Published on 2 Mar 2009 by Mrs. S. J. Linton
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