Timemore French Press dual filter 350 ml

French Press by Timemore with a volume of 350 ml.

Timemore French Press and a cup with the Spa Coffee logo in the background.

On the left a cup with the logo of the Spa Coffee, on the right a French Press of the Timemore brand.

Detail of the Timemore French Press strainer.

The top part of the Timemore French press, in the background a cup with the Spa Coffee logo.

A view of the Timemore French Press strainer.

Bottom view of the Timemore French Press strainer and eraser and the cup with the Spa Coffee logo in the background.

Original Timemore French Press packaging

Box containing French Press Timemore dual filter.

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Timemore French Press dual filter 350 ml

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Elegant French press for easy coffee preparation. Coffee from the French press is fast and will please all lovers of large mugs full of fragrant coffee. Choose a lighter roast coffee for the French press. The French press is really variable. You can also use it for making loose tea or just for water. More

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Coffee and tea quickly and easily

Every coffee drinker should have a French press at home. Its uses are endless. The first of these is, of course, making coffee in the French press. It is an easy and quick preparation. The coffee from the French press is rather weak in taste, but it will be appreciated by all those who love big cups of coffee. You can also use the French press to make your favourite cold brew in the summer. It is a cold-brewed coffee that will blow you away with its varied flavours. You can also use the French press for making loose-leaf or any other tea. The glass is very resistant to heat and high temperatures.

How to make coffee in a French press

The Timemore French press has a very elegant and minimalist look. This makes it suitable for any home or even your office. Cleaning the French press is very easy. And how do you make coffee in a French press? Grind your coffee more coarsely, about like crystal sugar. If you grind the coffee too finely, filtration would be a problem and small particles could get into the coffee. The recipe is given for 300 ml of water and 18 g of coffee. Pour the coffee into the bottom of the French press and cover with just a little hot water so that the coffee can bloom and develop all its flavours and aromas. After 30 seconds, top up with the rest of the water and leave to infuse for 3-4 minutes. Then press the plunger on the French press down and the coffee is ready. For a more detailed description, visit our coffee blog.

Parameters

Colour	Transparent,
Material	Glass
Volume	350 ml
Features of the French press	Double filter, Rubber pad, With piston

French Press and blending. What is the truth about blending coffee in the French Press?

The French Press is one of the simplest alternative coffee brewing methods that anyone can do. Just grind the coffee, pour hot water, wait and stir? Your filter is almost finished and the last step is in front of you. To stir or not to stir?

Preparing coffee in the French Press

Are you a lover of big mugs filled with fragrant coffee? Then the French Press may be the ideal choice for you. It is one of the easiest alternative coffee brewing methods and anyone can do it. Also, when making French Press, we have to follow the rules of extraction in order to enjoy the coffee. Let's take a look at how to do it.