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We love the AeroPress and have since bought it for several of our friends. It takes a little getting used to, but once you figure it out, there is no going back. This funky little gadget makes an incredible cup of joe. My husband and I were given the AeroPress as a gift and we were so happy with it that we gave our standard coffee maker away. The bonus of this product is that there is no electricity needed, so we travel with it and even take it camping.
It makes an exceptional espresso or cup of coffee. This is a great coffee maker and it is vary portable. The clean up is so easy.
It does exactly what it purports to do. Very simple manual press for great espresso. Plus it make excellent coffee.
So that the filter is held tighter and doesn't fall out when you go to throw out the grinds -- it's a real drag to dig through the trash can to get the filter back. Eventually, the filters will get torn, and you'll have to replace.Here's another tip. Maybe longer. I used a fine grit sandpaper on a flat surface and sanded down the rim until I saw uniform scuff marks on the whole surface. I have one at work and two or three at home (in case one breaks).The manufacturer says you can reuse the filters, and you can.
Why do you want to do this. The upshot is that a pack of filters will last a very long time. Oh baby. This truly is a great coffee maker. A filter lasts me 2 days to a couple of weeks.
Sand down the rim of the filter holder to make it flat.
Makes excellent coffee and lattes. I love the AeroPress. I've given two of them as gifts.
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