Question: What is a negative about the product?

Answer: bottom is a little slippery

Got this for my mom because she is superstitious and likes to have as much luck when it comes to everything. So I saw this online by accident and thought that I should give it to her as a gift. Looks really cool on the marble counter at their house and does a very good job holding the butter. <hl> The only thing I would suggest would be to put something on the bottom to make sure it doesn't get knocked off the counter by accident because the bottom is a little slippery and it could chip. <hl> So we went to the store and got some white bath tub strips and put them on the bottom of the plate to make sure that it doesn't fall of the counter. We chose that instead of felt because when you wash the dish, you really cannot wash felt without replacement. So next i would suggest (we didn't do it yet though) is to put a strip of that same bathtub anti slip strips along the edge of the Buddah lid because both the lid and the plate can chip if you are not careful. Overall, it looks great and does a great job holding all sizes of butter.

Got this for my mom because she is superstitious and likes to have as much luck when it comes to everything. So I saw this online by accident and thought that I should give it to her as a gift. Looks really cool on the marble counter at their house and does a very good job holding the butter. The only thing I would suggest would be to put something on the bottom to make sure it doesn't get knocked off the counter by accident because the <hl> bottom is a little slippery <hl> and it could chip. So we went to the store and got some white bath tub strips and put them on the bottom of the plate to make sure that it doesn't fall of the counter. We chose that instead of felt because when you wash the dish, you really cannot wash felt without replacement. So next i would suggest (we didn't do it yet though) is to put a strip of that same bathtub anti slip strips along the edge of the Buddah lid because both the lid and the plate can chip if you are not careful.Overall, it looks great and does a great job holding all sizes of butter.


Question: What does the writer suggest?

Got this for my mom because she is superstitious and likes to have as much luck when it comes to everything. So I saw this online by accident and thought that I should give it to her as a gift. Looks really cool on the marble counter at their house and does a very good job holding the butter. The only thing I would suggest would be to put something on the bottom to make sure it doesn't get knocked off the counter by accident because the bottom is a little slippery and it could chip. So we went to the store and got some white bath tub strips and put them on the bottom of the plate to make sure that it doesn't fall of the counter. We chose that instead of felt because when you wash the dish, you really cannot wash felt without replacement. So next i would suggest (we didn't do it yet though) is to put a strip of that same bathtub anti slip strips along the edge of the Buddah lid because both the lid and the plate can chip if you are not careful.Overall, it looks great and does a great job holding all sizes of butter.

Answer: put something on the bottom

Got this for my mom because she is superstitious and likes to have as much luck when it comes to everything. So I saw this online by accident and thought that I should give it to her as a gift. Looks really cool on the marble counter at their house and does a very good job holding the butter. <hl> The only thing I would suggest would be to put something on the bottom to make sure it doesn't get knocked off the counter by accident because the bottom is a little slippery and it could chip. <hl> So we went to the store and got some white bath tub strips and put them on the bottom of the plate to make sure that it doesn't fall of the counter. We chose that instead of felt because when you wash the dish, you really cannot wash felt without replacement. So next i would suggest (we didn't do it yet though) is to put a strip of that same bathtub anti slip strips along the edge of the Buddah lid because both the lid and the plate can chip if you are not careful. Overall, it looks great and does a great job holding all sizes of butter.

Got this for my mom because she is superstitious and likes to have as much luck when it comes to everything. So I saw this online by accident and thought that I should give it to her as a gift. Looks really cool on the marble counter at their house and does a very good job holding the butter. The only thing I would suggest would be to <hl> put something on the bottom <hl> to make sure it doesn't get knocked off the counter by accident because the bottom is a little slippery and it could chip. So we went to the store and got some white bath tub strips and put them on the bottom of the plate to make sure that it doesn't fall of the counter. We chose that instead of felt because when you wash the dish, you really cannot wash felt without replacement. So next i would suggest (we didn't do it yet though) is to put a strip of that same bathtub anti slip strips along the edge of the Buddah lid because both the lid and the plate can chip if you are not careful.Overall, it looks great and does a great job holding all sizes of butter.


Question: What is the writer afraid could happen to the product?

Answer: get knocked off the counter

Got this for my mom because she is superstitious and likes to have as much luck when it comes to everything. So I saw this online by accident and thought that I should give it to her as a gift. Looks really cool on the marble counter at their house and does a very good job holding the butter. The only thing I would suggest would be to put something on the bottom to make sure <hl> it doesn't get knocked off the counter by accident because the bottom is a little slippery and it could chip. <hl> So we went to the store and got some white bath tub strips and put them on the bottom of the plate to make sure that it doesn't fall of the counter. We chose that instead of felt because when you wash the dish, you really cannot wash felt without replacement. So next i would suggest (we didn't do it yet though) is to put a strip of that same bathtub anti slip strips along the edge of the Buddah lid because both the lid and the plate can chip if you are not careful. Overall, it looks great and does a great job holding all sizes of butter.

Got this for my mom because she is superstitious and likes to have as much luck when it comes to everything. So I saw this online by accident and thought that I should give it to her as a gift. Looks really cool on the marble counter at their house and does a very good job holding the butter. The only thing I would suggest would be to put something on the bottom to make sure it doesn't <hl> get knocked off the counter <hl> by accident because the bottom is a little slippery and it could chip. So we went to the store and got some white bath tub strips and put them on the bottom of the plate to make sure that it doesn't fall of the counter. We chose that instead of felt because when you wash the dish, you really cannot wash felt without replacement. So next i would suggest (we didn't do it yet though) is to put a strip of that same bathtub anti slip strips along the edge of the Buddah lid because both the lid and the plate can chip if you are not careful.Overall, it looks great and does a great job holding all sizes of butter.


Question: What size would be better for the patty maker?

All these 4 1/2 inch patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are 5 inches in diameter. That is a good minimum diameter to start with. 5 1/2 inches would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the shrinkage of the cooked patty. I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.

Answer: 5 1/2 inches

All these 4 1/2 inch patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are 5 inches in diameter. That is a good minimum diameter to start with. <hl> 5 1/2 inches would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. <hl> But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the shrinkage of the cooked patty. I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.

All these 4 1/2 inch patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are 5 inches in diameter. That is a good minimum diameter to start with. <hl> 5 1/2 inches <hl> would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the shrinkage of the cooked patty. I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.


Question: What is the typical size of a 1/4 lb patty?

Answer: 5 inches in diameter

All these 4 1/2 inch patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. <hl> When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are 5 inches in diameter . <hl> That is a good minimum diameter to start with. 5 1/2 inches would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the shrinkage of the cooked patty. I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.

All these 4 1/2 inch patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are <hl> 5 inches in diameter <hl>. That is a good minimum diameter to start with. 5 1/2 inches would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the shrinkage of the cooked patty. I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.

When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are <hl> 5 inches in diameter <hl> .


Question: What issue does the writer have with the size of product?

Answer: shrinkage of the cooked patty

All these 4 1/2 inch patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are 5 inches in diameter. That is a good minimum diameter to start with. 5 1/2 inches would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. <hl> I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the shrinkage of the cooked patty . <hl> I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.

All these 4 1/2 inch patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are 5 inches in diameter. That is a good minimum diameter to start with. 5 1/2 inches would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the <hl> shrinkage of the cooked patty <hl>. I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.

I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the <hl> shrinkage of the cooked patty <hl> .


Question: What size are the products?

Answer: 4 1/2 inch

<hl> All these 4 1/2 inch patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. <hl> At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are 5 inches in diameter. That is a good minimum diameter to start with. 5 1/2 inches would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the shrinkage of the cooked patty. I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.

All these <hl> 4 1/2 inch <hl> patty makers are too small for a decent sized burger. At 4.5 inches diameter, using ground beef that is 15% fat, the cooked burger will shrink down to about 3 inch diameter, which is too small for an adult-sized burger, and looks silly in an average sized bun. When you buy the pre-formed 1/4 lb patties in the supermarket, that come in the poly-sleeve, they are 5 inches in diameter. That is a good minimum diameter to start with. 5 1/2 inches would be much better, which would cook down to about 4 inches, which looks good on a bun. But try to find a 5 1/2 inch burger press, or even a 5 inch burger press. There aren't any. Just these useless 4.5 inch burger presses. I have 2 different styles, and whether one produces ripples, or the other produces a center dimple, has NO effect on reducing the shrinkage of the cooked patty. I am thinking that using a rolling pin on some ground beef, on a silicone mat,or waxed paper, to get the desired thickness of patty, and cutting out 5.5 inch pattys with a heavy duty 5.5 inch cookie cutter, is the only way to go. Why no one has made a decent-sized burger press as yet, is baffling. But if you like grilled/broiled burgers, that look good on a med-large bun, these kiddie-sized patty makers just don't do it.


Question: What is the product used for?

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.

Answer: homebrewing

<hl> I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. <hl> This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.

I use this for <hl> homebrewing <hl> after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.


Question: What are the benefits of the probe?

Answer: can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. <hl> This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job . <hl> It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe <hl> can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job <hl>. It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.

This one is great because the probe <hl> can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job <hl> .


Question: What does the on/off switch help?

Answer: save on some batteries

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so <hl> you can save on some batteries , even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). <hl> If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can <hl> save on some batteries <hl>, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.

you can <hl> save on some batteries <hl> , even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it).


Question: What size battery is used?

Answer: AAA

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. <hl> It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). <hl> If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 <hl> AAA <hl> and comes with it). If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.


Question: What does the product have that is beneficial?

Answer: on/off switch

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. <hl> It also features and on/off switch which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). <hl> If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.

I use this for homebrewing after reviewing several thermometers out there. This one is great because the probe can withstand to be in the liquid and is long enough to do the job. It also features and <hl> on/off switch <hl> which a lot fo the others out there do not so you can save on some batteries, even though the draw is minimal as I use this thing a lot and am still on the same battery (thankfully it only uses 1 AAA and comes with it). If you are a homebrewer, get this one. You won't be sorry.


Question: What area of the brewer is the best place to for the filter?

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the bottom of the brewer so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable sludgy grounds that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). The push button drain feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the locking drain feature never worked well and quickly broke. When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.

Answer: bottom of the brewer

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. <hl> I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the bottom of the brewer so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. <hl> If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable sludgy grounds that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). The push button drain feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the locking drain feature never worked well and quickly broke. When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the <hl> bottom of the brewer <hl> so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable sludgy grounds that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). The push button drain feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the locking drain feature never worked well and quickly broke. When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.


Question: What is unavoidable when using the Kuhn Rikon?

Answer: sludgy grounds

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the bottom of the brewer so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. <hl> With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable sludgy grounds that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. <hl> Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). The push button drain feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the locking drain feature never worked well and quickly broke. When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the bottom of the brewer so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable <hl> sludgy grounds <hl> that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). The push button drain feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the locking drain feature never worked well and quickly broke. When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.


Question: What feature works well on the Kuhn Rikon?

Answer: push button drain

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the bottom of the brewer so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable sludgy grounds that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). <hl> The push button drain feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the locking drain feature never worked well and quickly broke. <hl> When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the bottom of the brewer so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable sludgy grounds that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). The <hl> push button drain <hl> feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the locking drain feature never worked well and quickly broke. When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.


Question: What feature broke quickly?

Answer: locking drain

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the bottom of the brewer so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable sludgy grounds that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). <hl> The push button drain feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the locking drain feature never worked well and quickly broke. <hl> When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.

This Kuhn Rikon brewer seems as though it is a good idea but is poorly made and designed. I did get one good cup of brewed coffee from it after I settled the filter in the bottom of the brewer so it didn't leak coffee grounds under the filter. If it is working well it will give you a nice cup of coffee in a French press style in which you expect some fine coffee grounds and extra body in the brew. With French press style coffee and even more so with the Kuhn Rikon there will be some unavoidable sludgy grounds that will settle out in the bottom of your cup. Overall I think you are better to stick with a much nicer looking and better made French press brewer for exampleBodum New Kenya 12-Ounce Coffee Press, Blackor one of the Abid "Clever" brewers if you prefer filtered coffee (Clever Coffee Dripper Small). The push button drain feature on the Kuhn Rikon worked well for me but the <hl> locking drain <hl> feature never worked well and quickly broke. When I made tea the first time I discovered that some of the leaves had slipped under the filter and were stuck under the filter and hard to remove. I think keeping the filter well settled in the bottom of the cup will prevent the tea leaves slipping under the filter as well at least for a while.


Question: What size trash bags does the trash can use?

This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.

Answer: kitchen

This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. <hl> But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. <hl> We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.

This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. But for my mother, it is perfect and a white <hl> kitchen <hl> size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.


Question: What type of metal is use to make the trash can?

Answer: metal

<hl> This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. <hl> But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.

This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon <hl> metal <hl> one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.


Question: How big is the trash can?

Answer: medium sized

<hl> This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. <hl> But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.

This trash can is what I consider <hl> medium sized <hl> as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.


Question: What size battery is required?

Answer: D

This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. <hl> We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. <hl> It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.

This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the <hl> D <hl> batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.


Question: How do you clean the top?

Answer: wash/disinfect

This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. <hl> Then again, one could wash/disinfect the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? <hl> Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.

This trash can is what I consider medium sized as I use a 39 gallon metal one a local store painted for my trash - 6 people = 1 black trash bag per day. But for my mother, it is perfect and a white kitchen size trash bag fits perfectly. We installed the D batteries since there was no outlet where she has her trashcan located. It worked like a charm but then again it was brand new. The only drawback that I experienced was that the opening is not as wide/large as the top and is what I consider rather small. This translates into problems when throwing away raw meat packages or leftovers since one will have to be careful not to allow the refuse to come in contact with the sides of the opening. Then again, one could <hl> wash/disinfect <hl> the top if desired, but who wants to bother with that everyday? Also, for a stainless steel product, it is made with really flimsy and thin metal, not what I would even call stainless steel - it was more like plastic with a stainless steel coating.


Question: How long does it take to remove odors from a basement?

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.

Answer: about a week

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. <hl> After about a week , the whole basement was a little clearer. <hl> I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. After <hl> about a week <hl>, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.

After <hl> about a week <hl> , the whole basement was a little clearer.


Question: What type of area does this work best in?

Answer: a small space

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. <hl> This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space . <hl> I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for <hl> a small space <hl>. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.

This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for <hl> a small space <hl> .


Question: What kind of smell does it take away?

Answer: ammonia

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. <hl> It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. <hl> After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. It took that <hl> ammonia <hl> smell directly above the box away. After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.


Question: How does the product make the air smell?

Answer: fresher, crisper

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. <hl> After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper . <hl> It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little <hl> fresher, crisper <hl>. It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills.

After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little <hl> fresher, crisper <hl> .


Question: What do you use to keep it working and keep the air fresh?

Answer: refills

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. <hl> I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with refills . <hl>

I got a model very similar for about 10 bucks on clearence, and plugged it in, not expecting much. I placed it in the finished portion of my basement near the catbox. After 1 day, I noticed the air was a little fresher, crisper. It took that ammonia smell directly above the box away. After about a week, the whole basement was a little clearer. I noticed the difference the most after I unplugged it vacuuming one day and didn't plug it back in. The next morning the odor was creeping back. This is a relatively affordable item, does descent job for a small space. I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with <hl> refills <hl>.

I have now had this for about 2 1/2 years, still working good with <hl> refills <hl> .


Question: Besides knives what else is included with the set?

I am very excited to review this product. I am always in need of quality knives and scissors for the kitchen. I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. Made well and looks great. This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. It is a small set, but the price reflects that. It is a great starter set for anyone who needs quality knives and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!

Answer: scissors

I am very excited to review this product. <hl> I am always in need of quality knives and scissors for the kitchen. <hl> I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. Made well and looks great. This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. It is a small set, but the price reflects that. It is a great starter set for anyone who needs quality knives and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!

I am very excited to review this product. I am always in need of quality knives and <hl> scissors <hl> for the kitchen. I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. Made well and looks great. This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. It is a small set, but the price reflects that. It is a great starter set for anyone who needs quality knives and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!


Question: How is the quality and appearance of the block?

Answer: Made well and looks great

Made well and looks great .

I am very excited to review this product. I am always in need of quality knives and scissors for the kitchen. I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. <hl> Made well and looks great . <hl> This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. It is a small set, but the price reflects that. It is a great starter set for anyone who needs quality knives and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!

I am very excited to review this product. I am always in need of quality knives and scissors for the kitchen. I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. <hl> Made well and looks great <hl>. This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. It is a small set, but the price reflects that. It is a great starter set for anyone who needs quality knives and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!


Question: What does the price reflect?

Answer: It is a small set

I am very excited to review this product. I am always in need of quality knives and scissors for the kitchen. I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. Made well and looks great. This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. <hl> It is a small set , but the price reflects that. <hl> It is a great starter set for anyone who needs quality knives and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!

I am very excited to review this product. I am always in need of quality knives and scissors for the kitchen. I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. Made well and looks great. This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. <hl> It is a small set <hl>, but the price reflects that. It is a great starter set for anyone who needs quality knives and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!

<hl> It is a small set <hl> , but the price reflects that.


Question: Who would this starter set be good for?

Answer: anyone who needs quality knives

I am very excited to review this product. I am always in need of quality knives and scissors for the kitchen. I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. Made well and looks great. This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. It is a small set, but the price reflects that. <hl> It is a great starter set for anyone who needs quality knives and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. <hl> I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!

I am very excited to review this product. I am always in need of quality knives and scissors for the kitchen. I cook daily and enjoy making most items from scratch. That being said, there is nothing worse than reaching for a sharp, sturdy knife to cut through Squash only to have the knife wobble and not cut quickly or smoothly. This set is extremely sturdy, which for me is an absolute must. I wish the handles were heavier, but most knife sets now are made this way. The block is like all others of this type. Made well and looks great. This scissors so far work well, but only time will tell how long they will last. I don't typically have luck with scissors in the knife set. It is a small set, but the price reflects that. It is a great starter set for <hl> anyone who needs quality knives <hl> and is just setting up house or really never had a good knife set before. I like it and I like knives, so for me it is another useful accessory in my kitchen!


Question: How long does it take to peel a dozen apples with this peeler?

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to speed up the process. Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it.This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in 3 or 4 minutes once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin if you're not careful. My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round.That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on potatoes.)

Answer: 3 or 4 minutes

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to speed up the process. Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it. <hl> This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in 3 or 4 minutes once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin if you're not careful. <hl> My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round. That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on potatoes.)

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to speed up the process. Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it.This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in <hl> 3 or 4 minutes <hl> once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin if you're not careful. My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round.That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on potatoes.)


Question: What else can you peel besides apples?

Answer: potatoes

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to speed up the process. Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it. This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in 3 or 4 minutes once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin if you're not careful. My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round. That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. <hl> If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on potatoes .) <hl>

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to speed up the process. Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it.This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in 3 or 4 minutes once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin if you're not careful. My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round.That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on <hl> potatoes <hl>.)

If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on <hl> potatoes <hl> .)


Question: What is one complaint about the peeler?

Answer: tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to speed up the process. Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it. <hl> This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in 3 or 4 minutes once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin if you're not careful. <hl> My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round. That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on potatoes.)

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to speed up the process. Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it.This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in 3 or 4 minutes once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it <hl> tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin <hl> if you're not careful. My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round.That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on potatoes.)


Question: What will the peeler help with when using it to peel apples?

Answer: speed up the process

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. <hl> Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to speed up the process . <hl> Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it. This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in 3 or 4 minutes once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin if you're not careful. My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round. That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on potatoes.)

My wife and I pick our own honey crisp apples in the fall and we usually end up with quite a large "reserve", so she'll make pies and apple crisps and other deserts. Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to <hl> speed up the process <hl>. Apple peeling (even with two people) can get pretty tedious if you're not really good at it.This peeler does a great job of that (can go through a dozen Apples in 3 or 4 minutes once you find a setting that works for your most common apple size), but one complaint I have is that it tends to take a lot of the apple with the skin if you're not careful. My wife and I ended up eating a bunch of the ends as we went along because it would shave thick chunks off either end. Not a big deal if you're at home but if you want to use this for a bakery or something it might lead to a fair amount of apple waste if you have a lot of apples that are not "symmetrical" or mostly round.That said it's sturdily built, looks pretty cool (like it belongs in an old-fashioned kitchen), and got through the first 4 dozen or so apples we tested on it without any mechanical problems. We'll see how it stands up to next fall's test / if any of the thiner parts break, etc. Will update if it does. If no update you can assume it's working great a year later.(Note: we have not tried it on potatoes.)

Rather than try to peel apples by hand like we did in the past, we wanted something to <hl> speed up the process <hl> .


Question: What did the bedspread look like?

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!

Answer: the quilts his grandmother used to make

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. <hl> He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! <hl> I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. He said it looked just like <hl> the quilts his grandmother used to make <hl> and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!


Question: What patterns and colors did the curtains match?

Answer: bedspread

Received this bedspread yesterday.

<hl> Received this bedspread yesterday. <hl> The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!

Received this <hl> bedspread <hl> yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!


Question: Who liked the bedspread alot?

Answer: My husband

My husband liked it alot.

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. <hl> My husband liked it alot. <hl> He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. <hl> My husband <hl> liked it alot. He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!


Question: What size bedspread did the customer purchase?

Answer: queen

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. <hl> The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. <hl> The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The <hl> queen <hl> fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!


Question: What item did not drag the ground?

Answer: quilts and comforters

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. <hl> The quilts and comforters I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. <hl> TRULY HAPPY!

Received this bedspread yesterday. The shipping was extremely fast. The bedspread looked just as described, only better. All the excellent reviews played a major role in my decision and I was not the least bit disappointed. It is a VERY NICE bedspread and there were no defects in the material at all. My husband liked it alot. He said it looked just like the quilts his grandmother used to make and she made alot! I love all the different patterns and colors, and it matches the curtains I already have perfect. The queen fit is just right for our high bed and does not drag on the floor. The <hl> quilts and comforters <hl> I have do not come down on the sides or at the foot of my bed and this one does, they are shorter than bedspreads, that is what is nice about this. TRULY HAPPY!


Question: How many tea bags does the person use?

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!

Answer: 3

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. <hl> I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong... <hl> but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use <hl> 3 <hl> tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!


Question: What type of filter does the brew and go machine have?

Answer: permanent

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. <hl> Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. <hl> Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the <hl> permanent <hl> filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!


Question: How does the person like their tea?

Answer: strong

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. <hl> I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong ...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! <hl> No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it <hl> strong <hl>...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!

I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it <hl> strong <hl> ...but it really is perfect every single time I use it!


Question: What would make a great college gift?

Answer: brew and go machines

<hl> I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. <hl> I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!

I have 2 of these <hl> brew and go machines <hl> and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!


Question: How many cups of tea does the machine make at one time?

Answer: a cup or 2

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. <hl> Make a great college gift or for a person who only has a cup or 2 of coffee or tea at a time. <hl> I love this machine!

I have 2 of these brew and go machines and use them everyday. I love tea and am able to make the best cup of tea, ok I use 3 tea bags as I love it strong...but it really is perfect every single time I use it! No fuss no mess, just a great hot cup of tea. Suprisingly the travel mug keeps it nice and hot for a good period of time. Coffee would be super simple too as the permanent filter is a sweet plus. Make a great college gift or for a person who only has <hl> a cup or 2 <hl> of coffee or tea at a time. I love this machine!


Question: What brand of coffee maker had a cone style filter?

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.

Answer: Cuisinart

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). <hl> As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. <hl> I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old <hl> Cuisinart <hl> which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.


Question: What brand of coffee maker had a much lower temperature?

Answer: DeLonghi

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. <hl> I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years. <hl>

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. I packaged this <hl> DeLonghi <hl> back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.


Question: Where did the coffee cool down?

Answer: my cup

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). <hl> As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in my cup before I was even halfway finished with it. <hl> I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.

Perhaps I have been brainwashed into believing that the method of brewing coffee influences flavor, but I have been using a cone style filter for most of my adult life and was shocked when I opened this coffee maker and discovered it had a cup-style filter (not mentioned anywhere I could see in the advertisements for it). As with another reviewer, the temperature was much lower than my favorite old Cuisinart which broke down after many years of daily-plus use, and the coffee cooled down in <hl> my cup <hl> before I was even halfway finished with it. I packaged this DeLonghi back up and went and replaced my Cuisinart with the identical one I have used for years.