Bredemeijer 30 oz Slow Coffee Maker

Name: Bredemeijer 30 oz Slow Coffee Maker
Brand: Bredemeijer
SKU: bredemeijer-30-oz-slow-coffee-maker
Price: 31.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)

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Product Description

Designed to minimize the acidic taste in coffee for smooth, bold flavor, this slow drip coffee maker can elevate your favorite grounds. It’s made from a combination of glass and polypropylene that’s crack-resistant and strong Read More

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Nov 26, 2017

Anyone having annissue with coffee brewing lighter? Wondering what the recommended grind is for this one?

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penguinz

Nov 17, 2017

I'm noticing there's a little cap at the bottom of the filter -- wouldn't the grounds and even a bit of the coffee pool up there? Should a paper filter be used even though they clearly intended the mesh to be the filter?

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penguinz

Nov 26, 2017

I'm using a cheap ceramic burr grinder from Amazon. Using a fineness akin to table salt.

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femmeartis

Nov 26, 2017

penguinzThanks; I read up on chemex and they say the same - coarse salt texture

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A community member

Oct 26, 2017

How is this differ in quality of your coffee compared to a coffee machine or French press?

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femmeartis

Oct 27, 2017

yes it will take a minute or two for pouring- I pour about 2 oz. at a time, I let it drip then pour some more around the edges- using my Bonavita, the gooseneck spout helps with control to "target" all the areas precisely. Its all a very ZEN process ;) makes you stop and smell the coffee...

A community member

Oct 30, 2017

I'm not all that exacting when it comes to the pour. We make a ~28 oz batch every morning using a Hario V60 Buono Electric Kettle (that's about the most you can put in the kettle without it overflowing at boil). 1. Pour enough water to just cover and wet the grounds, let them soak about 20 seconds 2. Pour enough water to bring the level up to about a half inch below the top of the Chemex 3. Refill water as the level drops, never letting the level drop all the all the way down (I try not to let it drop more than an inch to 1.5 inches, but I'm often distracted by other morning chores)
I don't the sides of the filter, but pour in a circular motion in the middle so that the grounds stay adhered to the sides of the cone after all the water has drained through.

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