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Question: Are there ANY plastic parts on this? Is every part stainless steel?
Document: I read reviews of virtually every stainless steel coffee press, finally choosing this one based on reviews, specs, and price. As many others have written, we tired of broken glass carafes (one of which was La Cafetiere, which also helped determine this purchase since our experience tells us this is one screen/plunger assembly that won't break as others have).We've had it about a month now, very pleased:-- Looks attractive (yes, you can see small welds where the handle meets the pot, but that just means it's welded not glued, I'm fine with it).-- Much more stable than our earlier presses.-- When you first open it, you may need to use pliers (and a cloth) to initially disassemble the plunger for cleaning, but after that it comes apart easily.-- Zero plastic parts anywhere (a huge negative for the Bodum).-- I have a friend who has a popular $95.00 steel press, and I like the La Cafetiere at least as well (at half the price).
I am so pleased at the quality of this La Cafetiere coffee press. Unlike some comments I read in other reviews, the coffee stays hot for a good amount of time, so that my second cup is still nice and hot. I followed the directions on how to prepare the coffee and it comes out great everytime. And, very importantly, the entire press is made out of stainless steel, so there are no plastic or silicone parts. I love this product and I had to give it a full five stars.
I was looking to replace my glass coffee press (which I donated to my mum) with one I could take camping. This fully stainless steel coffee press fits the bill. The coffee does stay warm much longer than the glass press. However, I worried about metallic taste or something from the stainless steel so I've never had coffee in it much longer than about 15 minutes. I chose this one because there are no plastic parts and it seemed to have good reviews for functionality. So far I have never had any issue with grounds, it is easy to clean, coffee tastes great, and nothing has broken!
I am looking for a stainless steel French Press. No question! This is a good choice in every aspects. Appearance, material, price and taste. Something that I feel like to wake up for.
This is the second of these I have bought for myself. I use the first for loose leaf tea, and wanted one for coffee. I bought a similar pot for a friend. They are great!. They are quit attractive, don't fall over, all stainless (no plastic parts), hold up great. They seem to keep the hot drink as hot as other stainless, thermos French presses, which means, it will get cold after a while, but is better than glass. I have use the first one daily for several years, and am very pleased.
I ordered this just in time for our week long camping trip to Huntington Lake. My wife and I must have good coffee every morning, especially when camping. At home, we grind our own beans fresh for each pot and yes, we are a bit picky. At first, my wife questioned spending $45 on a coffee press just for camping. However, after the first  pot of coffee we were both very happy and would not think twice about purchasing this again. I especially like the fact that no grinds came thru and the pot, being stainless steel, is not breakable.
After breaking 2 glass press's I decided it would be cheaper in the long run to buy a stainless steel one.This has been a great press. The parts fit well. The filter does a great job. I can't speak to how long it keeps coffee hot because I always pour it straight into a thermos.
After weeks of searching for a stainless steel coffee press and reading every review submitted--I really appreciate product reviews: good and bad--I finally found a press that I thought would work...and it does! In fact, it makes an excellent pot of coffee. It is also very beautiful. It looks like a silver coffee pot you might find on the room-service tray at a 4-star hotel: classic art deco design. The generous spout allows you to pour the coffee without dripping and the large handle makes it easy to hold securely.
I bought this to store hot water for a few hours. It is great, all stainless steel without plastic taste in the water. I think it is also good for making both coffee and tea too.
I looked at all the other stainless steel pots and this one seems to be the best deal. I was originally looking for something without any plastic pieces, and preferably not made in China. I couldn't find anything not made in China, even the Frielsling brand which is German, are now made in China.The upside is that this pot works well, no grounds in the pot, doesn't dribble when poured, and does keep coffee hot for about an hour if you follow the directions.Downside: slight metallic taste.
Answer: There are NO plastic parts on this carafe.  Best I can tell, everything is made of stainless. We used this every day for our week long camping trip and it worked perfectly.  We are very picky about our coffee, we buy whole bean coffee and grind it at home.  This makes a very tasty cup of coffee.  Good coffee is very important when you are camping... it's how you start your day so it better be good and this carafe exceeded our expectations and is very easy to clean.  Highly recommend.