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Comment on Bodum Double-Wall 16-Ounce Thermal Plastic Travel Coffee and Tea Press with Bonus Tumbler Lid, Black by Daniel Steven Morey

Daniel Steven Morey — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:11:09 +0000

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

Temperature tested and I'm imPRESSED, October 26, 2011

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This review is from: Bodum Double-Wall 16-Ounce Thermal Plastic Travel Coffee and Tea Press with Bonus Tumbler Lid, Black (Kitchen)

TEST:
Poured 195deg water in to start
After 15mins: water temp was 158deg
After 35mins: water temp was 145deg
After 65mins: water temp was 133 deg and cool enough to drink
- I think the best drinking temp is between 130-135deg.
After 95mins: the water temp was 119 deg.

The Bodum keeps your coffee closest to the ideal drinking temp for a long time. even after a few hours, the test water was warm and good to drink, not cold. I own a separate brand of aluminum travel coffee mug and that keeps the coffee too hot for too long, even with the top off.

I'm convinced the plastic model is the way to go if you want to drink hot coffee within 3hrs of making. The metal Bodum would be best for scalding coffee for the first 2hrs and hot coffee for the next 5hrs.

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Comment on Bodum Double-Wall 16-Ounce Thermal Plastic Travel Coffee and Tea Press with Bonus Tumbler Lid, Black by mmartin306

mmartin306 — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 15:38:44 +0000

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

Would be better if..., April 26, 2011

mmartin306 -

This review is from: Bodum Double-Wall 16-Ounce Thermal Plastic Travel Coffee and Tea Press with Bonus Tumbler Lid, Green (Kitchen)

I really like the aesthetic of this travel mug. The design in functional with good seals that never leak. My only complaint is that, even with course ground coffee, too much of the ground coffee escapes to the chamber above the press, no matter how careful you are when you press. I don't know if I just got a bad one, but I don't like chewing on coffee which unfortunately what I have to do every time I use this. If they can correct this issue, I would love this mug. Until then, it is sub-par.

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Comment on Bodum Double-Wall 16-Ounce Thermal Plastic Travel Coffee and Tea Press with Bonus Tumbler Lid, Black by MSUSpartanFB

MSUSpartanFB — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:50:29 +0000

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

Great French Press for the Office, May 3, 2011

MSUSpartanFB (Huntington Beach, CA) -

This review is from: Bodum Double-Wall 16-Ounce Thermal Plastic Travel Coffee and Tea Press with Bonus Tumbler Lid, White (Kitchen)

I have a 34 oz. glass press at home and love it. My wife bought this for me for my office and I was a little skeptical about the plastic version. But I can tell you after using it for the first time this morning, it is almost as good! I ground 25g of coffee at home before heading to the office. Once I got arrived I added 16 oz. of hot water out of the coffee maker. Stirred the grounds down from the top crust using some stir sticks, waited four minutes and viola! Fresh, strong coffee that is 10 times as good as the office variety! Some one else mentioned chewing on coffee grounds. If you are careless that will happen. It happens because the very top opening of the cup is slightly wider than the gasket around the press. So when you first put the press in the cup, the coffee rushes up over the edges of the press and deposits the grounds that were stuck to the side of the cup on to the top of the press. Here is what I recommend. Press it once. Remove the press, rinse it off and then press again. No more grounds will be in your coffee.

Pros:
Super sturdy double walled plastic cup
Awesome portability

Cons:
Need to "press, rinse, press" to avoid grounds in your cup

Overall a great item, but for $20 I would be tempted to get the real 34 oz. glass Bodum instead.

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Comment on Mr. Coffee Basket Coffee Filters, 8-12 Cup, White Paper, 8-inch, 50-Count Box (Pack of 12) by RosieW

RosieW — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 17:34:39 +0000

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Mmmmm, January 21, 2011

RosieW (Philadelphia, PA) -

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This review is from: Cafe Britt Tarrazu Montecielo Whole Bean Coffee, 12-Ounce Bags (Pack of 2) (Grocery)

We went to Costa Rica on our honeymoon and LOVED their coffee. This brings back memories! Great coffee for an unbelievable price!

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Comment on Mr. Coffee Basket Coffee Filters, 8-12 Cup, White Paper, 8-inch, 50-Count Box (Pack of 12) by R. Nakano "Manowar"

R. Nakano "Manowar" — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 16:51:30 +0000

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Very Good Coffee!, December 27, 2010

R. Nakano "Manowar" (Sacramento, CA) -

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This review is from: Cafe Britt Costa Rica Organic Shade Grown Whole Bean Coffee, 12-Ounce Bags (Pack of 2) (Grocery)

I went to Costa Rica for a short vacation and didn't realize how great the coffee is over there. I ordered some online, same price as coffee sold in the US. People at my work love it, way better than any starbucks. Verrrrry Smoooth!

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Comment on Valentines Tiramisu Cheese Cake ( Indian style) by karan007karan

karan007karan — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 04:55:39 +0000

@shahshubham1984 mate u have to soak ponge finger as well and actually u havent read the title its indian desi style witout ingredients, u dumb ass!!!!!

Comment on Valentines Tiramisu Cheese Cake ( Indian style) by dreamkiller66

dreamkiller66 — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 04:35:50 +0000

i am confused does it has to be chilled like -1 or can it be like 4 degrees
(i mean celsius)

Comment on Valentines Tiramisu Cheese Cake ( Indian style) by kealilah

kealilah — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 03:39:54 +0000

lmao i loveeeeeee the part where you ate it. i love you!