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  „NOT DESIGN + INNOVATION presents a well thought, smart innovation that brings resolution to this problem.  You’ll be inspired to always use your French Press/Cafetière.“

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CoffeeGeek - Neapolitan Brewers - All - Neil Edwards's Review CoffeeGeek - Neapolitan Brewers - All - Neil Edwards's Review

  „ I can't stand paper filters, so this is a great way to get more flavor in your drip-style coffee.  I haven't had a french press in years, so I have not done a side by side comparison, but I would say that the french press may be a slightly better coffee maker.  That said, I haven't broken my Neapolitan.  “

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CoffeeGeek - Espresso: Espresso Blends, Italian Espresso brands in North America CoffeeGeek - Espresso: Espresso Blends, Italian Espresso brands in North America

  „The rest of the supermarkets do not sell unground espresso roasts as "espresso" at all; you could find "French" roast and it would be the only one "espresso-like". The ground espresso will be something cheap, the most expensive from them being Cafe Bustelo or such.“

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CoffeeGeek - Be a Better Beginner CoffeeGeek - Be a Better Beginner

  „Darker roasts will have less inherent flavor from the beans, but more body and carbon taste. The basic distinctions from light to dark are Cinnamon, City Roast, Italian Roast, and French Roast. Beans destined for espresso are usually roasted dark. Each roaster will rate the darkness by their own criteria and give it a name.“

http://www.coffeegeek.com/opinions/newbiecolumn/ 05-22-2002 - Cached

CoffeeGeek - Moka Pots - All Types - Neil Edwards's Review CoffeeGeek - Moka Pots - All Types - Neil Edwards's Review

  „One of the best ways to make good strong coffee with little skill and little money.  You can buy some of Italy's finest caffe' espresso in small amounts ground for this purpose (so you don't even need a grinder.)  It is very light-weight and transports easily.  Care is simple, don't use soap, just some water and a paper towel (I've read baking soda, but have never had to use it.)“

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  „It works great, and paired with a Bodum French Press (1L capacity) I'm off and running with "real" coffee now.“

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