Difference between revisions of "French Press"
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| + | | owner = PS:One | ||
| + | | certification = NO | ||
| + | | hackable = NO | ||
| + | | model = MODEL NUMBER | ||
| + | | serial = SERIAL NUMBER | ||
| + | | arrived = DATE | ||
| + | | doesitwork = WORKING | ||
| + | | contact = CONTACT PERSON | ||
| + | | where = KITCHEN | ||
| + | | value = ~$15 | ||
| + | | image = FrenchPress.jpg | ||
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| + | == Description == | ||
A french press is for making coffee and/or tea. You put the loose coffee grounds or tea leaves in the bottom, add hot water, then put on the top with the plunger raised. When you think it's brewed long enough, you push the plunger down, separating the grounds/leaves from the vast majority of the hot water, thus stopping the brewing process. Gourmets think that this creates a much better flavor than drip and filter coffeemakers. Generally speaking, a french press which has been used for coffee regularly has too much residual coffee flavor on it to be a good choice for tea.<br><br> | A french press is for making coffee and/or tea. You put the loose coffee grounds or tea leaves in the bottom, add hot water, then put on the top with the plunger raised. When you think it's brewed long enough, you push the plunger down, separating the grounds/leaves from the vast majority of the hot water, thus stopping the brewing process. Gourmets think that this creates a much better flavor than drip and filter coffeemakers. Generally speaking, a french press which has been used for coffee regularly has too much residual coffee flavor on it to be a good choice for tea.<br><br> | ||
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Revision as of 23:16, 2 September 2013
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| Owner/Loaner | PS:One |
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| Serial Number | SERIAL NUMBER |
| Make/Model | MODEL NUMBER |
| Arrival Date | DATE |
| Usability | WORKING |
| Contact | CONTACT PERSON |
| Where | KITCHEN |
| Authorization Needed | NO |
| Hackable | NO |
| Estimated Value | ~$15 |
| Host Area | {{{hostarea}}} |
Description
A french press is for making coffee and/or tea. You put the loose coffee grounds or tea leaves in the bottom, add hot water, then put on the top with the plunger raised. When you think it's brewed long enough, you push the plunger down, separating the grounds/leaves from the vast majority of the hot water, thus stopping the brewing process. Gourmets think that this creates a much better flavor than drip and filter coffeemakers. Generally speaking, a french press which has been used for coffee regularly has too much residual coffee flavor on it to be a good choice for tea.