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Showing posts with label press. Show all posts
Showing posts with label press. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 27, 2016

This is the French Press to use for all occassions

Coffee, of I have more than one cup per day and I have it in various flavors and styles. When I began using this French Press Coffee Maker by Sumatra Dream, I just loved it. First of all, I like that it does not require electricity. Honestly, you never know when one might not have electricity. For those, like myself, who love coffee, it would be aweful to be without my coffee for the day.

This is where owning a French Press comes into play. It is so easy to use, although it may look intimidating, it is not. All you have to do is take off the top, make sure the filter is on the is in place on the top. Then, pour in the amount of coffee, to the desired strength you prefer in the glass bottom of the French Press. Then, pour water, filtered is the best, on top of the coffee grinds and place the top back on the glass container.

The coffee grinds will begin to rise to the top. Now, the important thing to remember is, you do not press down on the top until the coffee grinds rise to the top and wait about 5 minutes before pressing down where the silver filter is in line with the bottom of the press.

After the press is in line with the bottom of the French Press, you are ready to taste the best coffee you will ever have. I love this and have been using this for about two weeks now. If you decide to use a dishwasher for cleaning, you can keep the handle and glass together. This French press is designed for easy cleaning without removing the glass from the plastic holder.

Oh and for those who might be off the grid, this is the coffee maker for you. It is fun watching the coffee being made and remember, no electricity required.


**In full disclosure, this was given to me in exchange for a fair and honest review.**
 

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Oh, I Just Love a French Press


Have you ever wondered what a French Press is? Well, you have to wonder no longer. They are a coffee maker, without having to use electricity. I just love this particular French Press Coffee Set because it is small enough to fit on my counter top and this black plastic surrounding the glass makes it less likely to break, if by chance, if falls down.

This French Press set I am using comes with the French Press itself, a coffee spoon and an extra mesh screen. So far, I have not had to use the bonus mesh screen, but I am sure it will come in handy sooner or later.

With this French Press, like other French Presses, all one has to do is add about 2 or 3 spoonfuls of their favorite coffee to the bottom of the French Press. Then, heat up 2 to 3 cups of filtered water, put the top on it for 5 minutes before pressing down on the coffee press. After 5 minutes, press down on the ball to allow all the coffee grounds to fall to the bottom of the glass container.

 This is very easy to use and so much fun as well. I know you will like this like I do and like I already said, this will be great to use if, by chance, there is no electricity and you must..have...coffee....

In Full Disclosure: This French Press Set was given to me in exchange for a fair and honest review.

Friday, March 13, 2015

The Glass French Press of all Glass French Presses


My Dad has been using a French Press for a while now and I never really knew what they were, or how to use them, until I was given one to try out. Well, all I have to say is, I LOVE IT! Really, this is an amazing coffee maker. Let's see, I only added two tablespoons of coarse coffee to the bottom of the press, added about 5 to 6 cups of HOT water over the coffee, then placed the cover over the hot water and turned on my timer for 5 minutes. After I allowed it to steep for 5 minutes, I pushed down in the press and my coffee was done.

My coffee was not bitter either, like it usually is with a 'regular' coffeemaker. Nope, I was able to drink my coffee, with some added real sugar, no fake sugar here my friends, and drink my fresh cup of hot, but not too hot, coffee.

I recommend this Glass French Press to all my family and friends alike.

**Disclaimer: This was given to me in exchange for a fair and honest review.**


Thursday, September 11, 2014

The New Propresser Garlic Press Needs To Be In Every Home Kitchen, Especially If You Love Garlic




The best thing about a garlic press is, you do not have to get your fingers smelly. I love my garlic press and use it all the time. This is so easy to use, as you see in my photo below. There is nothing to remove as it is all attached. All you have to do is tear one, or two, pieces of garlic away from the bulb and remove the skin. Then. place the pieces of garlic in the middle of the press with the holes in it and then with both hands, squeeze both sides of the press together until the garlic comes through the press.

When I use my garlic press and am making spaghetti sauce, when I am ready to add garlic, I just place to garlic cloves in this press, with both hands squeeze it together and allow the minced garlic to fall into the sauce. It could not be any easier. If there is any remaining garlic in the press, just take a knife and the garlic will fall into the sauce.

  

If you are a garlic lover like me, and most of my family, you will wonder why you never thought of purchasing, and using this garlic press before. There is no time like the present to purchase your own garlic press today.

**In full disclosure: I received this product in exchange for a fair an honest review**