KF1020 Stainless Steel French Press

I'm becoming more of a coffee snob in my old age: something for bored middle-aged white guys to do. I kept hearing I needed to try a French Press, so I found this one. My biggest (and maybe only) complaint about the Kaffe French Press is that it didn't include any instructions. Maybe they figure that by the time you commit to one, you actually know what you're doing (ha!). Problem easily solved, as I watched a couple YouTube videos. This French Press is stainless steel that is easy to clean and dishwasher-safe. It feels very sturdy, especially the handle. Well-constructed, nice materials. I've used some filtered water and good coffee, and the coffee is much more flavorful. Family members have commented on the delicious smell. It comes with an extra replacement filter, which is nice. If I had it to do over again, I might pick a glass see-through French Press, but this one does the job and does it well, and I don't see it wearing out anytime soon. I'm very happy with this.

I was looking for a non glass French press for some time. I stumbled upon Kaffe French press online. Kaffe French press is an attractive, compact press that doesn't take up much counter space and works as intended. Love the smell of fresh brew every morning.

Nice and easy to use french press. I commonly use it for frothing milk rather than brewing coffee. But it works well for both of it. Built is great. Flask is insulated and so retains heat well, easy to use jo rocket science at all. If looking for something to brew about 2 cups of coffee, this is it. Only noticeable concern the size of your coffee grounds. It is described on their page as well. If the coffee grounds are fine, it can get into your. So, you ll have to filter it again.

It's a great French press. It's easy to clean and I like the stainless steel. There are about 2 mugs' worth in this, and it is the width of my coffee mug, so a bit smaller than I had originally inferred but perfect for me. It doesn't keep the coffee hot as long as I had expected it would bc of it being metal, and I think that may be bc of the fact that you can't seal off the spout. (See my photo closeups of the spout) But it is perfect for just me. Brewing coffee and loose leaf tea and frothing milk are easy.

I had a recent incident of a glass French press shattering and have been somewhat afraid to get another. Well as a coffee addict and lover I decided to say screw it and get a stainless steel one to get my beloved coffee again. Now I was scared it would have a metallic taste which was not the case at all. This does about 4 normal size mugs or 2 giant cups of coffee. It is quite easy to use and has 2 filters. Cleaning is easy, but to avoid scratches and water stains I recommend using a cloth to dry. The snout has a flow and unflow feature and is quite handy and straight to the point. Now there is no straight line and only thing I would wish I'd that it had a strip of glass to see the filter push down. Regardless it is amazing and definitely recommend thank you so much!