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Question: Is it possible to pour less water into the pot than the recommended one so that I want have to drink 8 cups of coffee?
Document: I know that people say that 1 cup is 8 ounces, but realistically most people I know drink 16-20 ounces of coffee when they go to Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks. I grind up my fresh coffee on the weekends, and this is really outstanding. It looks great, is fairly easy to clean. One suggestion is if you want to separate the glass beaker from the plastic cage, run it under warm water with dish soap and they slide apart a lot easier.
I only started drinking coffee a few years ago, and I didn't want to buy a typical coffee pot because I try to have as few plus in appliances in my kitchen as possible, and because I couldn't see myself drinking more than 2 cups at a time. It's FANTASTIC and easy to use. Your coffee is fresh every time, and never gets that dirty coffee pot taste. After using this product for a few months, I had regular coffee-pot coffee one day, and BLEGH! It tasted terrible.
Other than ordering French Press coffees at restaurants, this was my first time owning or using one at home.We LOVE this little guy.I microwave 4 cups of water in a Pyrex cup on high for 6 minutes. I grind beans at home, drop them in the press. Pour in hot water, place lid, set timer for 5-6 minutes. Press down, delicious coffee awaits!The "cool factor" with a French Press is, well, cool.
Seriously, french press coffee is the way to go. It makes weekend coffee that much more wonderful.The 34 ounce press makes just slightly more than 2 large cups of coffee so it's perfect for a couple. Cleaning out is a little bit of a pain if you want to make another pot but the coffee is so good that it's worth it.We haven't experienced any of the problems other reviewers have.
Plastic handle does not lock in place. I was washing the press in the sink and the went to drain the water, but the glass portion slid out and shattered. Make sure you take the glass out of the plastic if you want to tip the press over. I only made 1 cup of coffee before it broke, so I can't attest to the press's virtues. I just ordered another one with integrated handle.
The New Kenya Coffee Press makes the best coffee we've ever had. We never use our Braun coffee maker anymore. This New Kenya Coffee Press is easy to use, easy to control the strength of the coffeee, not really more trouble than a coffee maker, and makes 4 great cups of coffee at a time. Only drawback is the coffee cools off quickly so one needs to drink it quickly or reheat it in the microwave.
I kept the filters from the other two for spares!As far as keeping the coffee hot--I'm a mom and can never finish a cup while it's hot!--after brewing, I immediately pour the coffee into a thermal carafe (with a glass bladder) or a stainless steel thermos and it stays hot for hours.Buy your coffee freshly ground at the coarsest setting and you will love the "clarity" of the coffee (less sediment & grounds) and the flavor is incomparable.
After making the coffee, I pour the excess into a preheated (think hot water) insulated (think thermos) carafe and enjoy piping hot coffee until it's gone! For me, it doesn't get any easier or better than this! !
I've never had another French press, so I can't compare it to others, but this thing makes a fantastic cup of coffee. It makes just enough for my husband and me to have a cup each in the mornings, and maybe another half cup each. It makes a pretty strong coffee, so that's plenty. The directions say to use 8 scoops (the scoop comes with the pot) for the whole pot, but we use 7, and we find that more to our liking.
Good size if you only want to make 1 or 2 cups at the time. Great coffee as to be expected from a French Press. Easy to clean. Very happy with my purchase so far.
Answer: You sure can.