Best offer for Clever Coffee Dripper is now hitting the market. This awesome product is now available, you might buy it now for only
Product Description
To use:Put the paper filter in to the dripper. Rinse.Add ground coffee. Ideally a fine grind works best. For a coarser grind, extraction time may need to be reduced.Add water just off the boil and cover. Wait 1.5 minutes, lift the cover, and stir. Re-cover.After infusing for 4 minutes, place the filter over a cup or thermos to start coffee draining.*To stop the flow, lift dripper off of mug or thermos mix the grounds, and re-cover
Features
- 100% BPA Free Plastic, includes lid
User Reviews
VonTrousers
I jumped on the pour-over bandwagon years ago but, frankly, the pour-over movement has become pretentious and silly. I don't have time--nor do I care to--weigh hot water on a tared-out scale (and not just any scale; must be the "right" one). I don't want to be lectured for grinding the beans 45 seconds before infusing them (instead of 41 seconds!). I just want to make a great cup of coffee at home, without expensive equipment. In that quest, I own or have owned a Chemex, Melitta cone, Hario Woodneck, and a couple of press pots. I could make great coffee in each of them, but inconsistently. I never knew what I was going to get in response to a minute change (What if the water didn't exactly make it to 204 degrees? What if the grinder was just a little off? What if an errant air bubble prevented a tiny bit of coffee from being saturated?)Enter the Clever. This is really easy: Flush paper filter, warm dripper (and mug), add coffee (standard drip grind works well enough--or maybe a tad coarser), add water, cover, stir after 90 seconds,re-cover, drain coffee into mug at 4-minute mark, say "yum."As others have written, the result is a smooth, full-bodied cup and really easy clean-up (try cleaning a Woodneck--ugh).I'm sold. Well, until the next best thing comes along.
bdagirl
Just got my "clever coffee dripper" and have made two cups of coffee with it, per the instructions. The entire process takes about 5 minutes if the coffee is already ground. The longest part is letting the coffee steep in the dripper while you prepare your breakfast. After 4 minutes, you sit the filled dripper onto your cup and let it drain. It did seem better than my usual Melita drip cup and it was very easy to clean when I was finished with it. Put a drop of soap in the dripper and fill with warm water and let is sit for a few minutes. Lift it and push up the bottom and out runs the soapy water which cleans the whole system in 5 seconds. Then rinse a few times and put upside down to let it dry. Very pleased with it so far.
Poi Sen Pen
Why nobody came up with this coffee brewer design before Sweet Maria's, I'll never know. But I'm sure glad I found out about this one. Works, in theory, like a french press but makes a FAR cleaner cup of coffee. Easier to clean, excellent to take travelling, camping, or just relaxing at home. You will not be disappointed.
Tags:
