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Old 12-06-2009, 02:06 PM
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While I was on a month long all expenses paid trip to California, I noticed one of my colleagues brought his French Press and would brew a cup every night. The coffee aroma was so good I vowed I would try it again when I came back home. I have a French Press by Bodum. I like the coarse taste with oil floating. I am not sure if anyone here actually prefer French Press over drip coffee. Fire away!
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French press is the only way.
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prefer my grind and brew and then my santos double Vac Pot and then a press but that's just me
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Sounds complicated.
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Never have tried French Press.
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My daughter used to work in a coffee shop in Old Towne, Alexandria (Misha's). They and she swear by the French press. I like the flavor, but I also like my filter drip.

But I saw a neat additional use for one on Iron Chef. One of the chef's used a French press to filter and clarify a broth, leaving all the solids at the bottom and nice broth on the top.
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We're not at home and staying with friends in TN. Their Miele delivers 24 hours a day -- Starbucks X-Mas blend right now. I'm just not a big coffee fan but the wife is.
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FP is great, except coffee doesn't stay warm so you need to drink right away, which is more flavorful anyway
No filters to buy/ run out of a plus
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Originally Posted by Lainey,Dec 6 2009, 08:26 PM
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Sounds complicated.


my daily coffee pot



my special coffee pot (like a french press but it does the work and looks really cool when you make coffee



and a french press



the bottom two will extract more coffee oils than a reg drip pot




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Rick's coffee:



My caffeine


So I guess we are not coffee connoisseurs here.

Actually, we were just talking about coffee. I know he likes coffee, he just goes for the quick and easy stuff. I know the coffee connoisseurs are . I was asking if he didn't want to try some of the newer blends out there.


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