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I use an espresso maker.
I don't necessarily use espresso coffee, usually a regular blend.
The metal container holds a couple of tablespoons of grounds and steam
is forced through them into the cup.
Nice piping hot, quick, strong and very easy to clean up after.
No paper filters, etc.
Chuck
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On 8/22/2009 9:58:26 AM, [log in to unmask] wrote:
> For my little filter I can use a fairly fine grind - it just takes longer
> to
> drip through. And there are no paper filters used too, another plus.
> After
> boiling the water, a cup of coffee takes literally about 4 or 5
> seconds....
>
> However, the basic structure is made of plastic and I cannot tell whether
>
> the mesh is metal or some sort of plastic. I'd like to get something
> different - lately, I have been thinking of a bodum system. Anybody have
> one and what do they think?
>
> .....I like my coffee fairly strong, grind my own and use commercially
> ground as well....
>
> Marilyn
>
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