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Aeropress Coffee Press: Original $30, Clear $40, XL $50 + Free Shipping w/ Amazon Prime
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- Aeropress Original Coffee Press [woot.com] $29.99
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- Aeropress XL Coffee Press [woot.com] $49.99
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Completely agree
For what's worth, mine stopped working optimally after a few years, so no, they didn't last a lifetime for me. It's a good product though.
Yeah people think this is the same as a flair press lol
Besides a Vietnamese phin would be bertwr
Agreed. I replaced my rubber gasket a few months ago and it's good as new.
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Aeropress is really nice to clean because you basically "plunge" the coffee puck out and it typically comes off in one piece. Then quick rinse and good to go. I put mine in the dishwasher weekly- probably not supposed to but they're cheap enough to replace if I every ruin it.
My french press is basically only used for tea these days and rarely for that. One benefit of fp is you can make a large quantity, but I'm usually good with one cup at a time when brewing.
Aeropress is really nice to clean because you basically "plunge" the coffee puck out and it typically comes off in one piece. Then quick rinse and good to go. I put mine in the dishwasher weekly- probably not supposed to but they're cheap enough to replace if I every ruin it.
My french press is basically only used for tea these days and rarely for that. One benefit of fp is you can make a large quantity, but I'm usually good with one cup at a time when brewing.
I disagree that FP is a pain to clean. Dump grounds in the waste basket, rinse the last bits out, and then use a bottle brush with soap to really get in there and soap it up. The mesh screen is the most irritating, but I just loosen it a bit and then soap it up with the bottle brush, turning the screen a bit to get under areas that might have been covered before. Make it just loose enough to rinse grounds from in between. Rinse and let dry.
It's not quite as quick as the Aeropress, but it's really not that horrible to clean. And a stainless FP can just go in the dishwasher if that's your jam. Just clean grounds from the screen first.