Eva Solo Cafe Solo Coffee Maker with Neoprene Cover, 1-Liter, Black
June 9, 2019 - Comment
The Eva Solo Cafe Solo coffee maker makes original coffee, without filters, steam or pushing and pulling. Simply spoon ground coffee into the glass flask and fill with boiling water. Stir and insert the drip free filter funnel in the top of the flask. Wait 4 minutes and pour. The flip-top lid opens automatically when
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One of my favs — functional, beautiful, great brew Love the functional and unique design. Brews somewhere between filter/chemex and french press.If you pre-heat the decanter, coffee comes out hotter than either, which I favor.I have a gabillion different coffee brewers, this in my top 3.Word of care — if you are at all fumble fingered be careful putting the neoprene sleeve back on.I can see where the glass decanter could shoot out of your hands and @%$^Practice while sitting on the couch!
Refined Immersion I like this better than a press.My first attempt: 32 oz water, 5 tbsp Marley Coffee Smile Jamaica that I ground a little more coarse than for drip, 1 min for bloom then broke up crust gently, 3 min steep. We got some good coffee out of this thing.This yielded a much richer more full body brew than my Bunn STX that has outlived the first one by six months already. It takes longer (velocity brew takes 3 min) is more to do & clean up. I felt rewarded for my effort though. I know I’ll…
Beautiful, simple, and easy-to-use Our automatic drip maker needed to be replaced, but after looking around and reading reviews, we decided to go a bit more manual. I have used Eva Solo products before and found them to be really well-designed, so we decided to try the cafe solo. It’s really simple, easy-to-use, and looks quite beautiful. It’s essentially a press-style immersion brewer, but the fine-mesh filter at the top allows you to grind the coffee more finely, resulting in a deeper and richer flavor. All you have to do is…