Ah but that was a year ago Simon!
Bugger
I saw Steve's post at Nov2 and didn't check the year 
I'll get back in my cupboard
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by simonp » Wed Nov 03, 2004 2:19 pm
Bugger
I saw Steve's post at Nov2 and didn't check the year
I'll get back in my cupboard
Profitec 700 dual boiler
Isomac Rituale
Mazzer Mini
Mahlkonig Vario
Chemex
Aeropress
2 Bodum press pots
Hottop updated to a B with Compuetr control
Imex roaster, dimmer mod on heater (under spare bed)
Rival popper, with split motor and dimmer mod on heater (retired)
Isomac Rituale
Mazzer Mini
Mahlkonig Vario
Chemex
Aeropress
2 Bodum press pots
Hottop updated to a B with Compuetr control
Imex roaster, dimmer mod on heater (under spare bed)
Rival popper, with split motor and dimmer mod on heater (retired)
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Re: The beauty of pour-over
by MKSwing » Wed Nov 03, 2004 4:31 pm
Hi Michel,
What is a pour-over ?
Do you have a link or a pic ?
What is a pour-over ?
Do you have a link or a pic ?
Stephane Cataldi
Coffee keeps your spirit levels high !
Coffee keeps your spirit levels high !
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by michel » Wed Nov 03, 2004 4:41 pm
the best picture I could find is this-one... although I use just a filterholder, a filter and a thermos...
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by PeterAG » Thu Nov 11, 2004 9:03 pm
Hi
I had two pour overs made by Melitta, apart from the anti-drip spout that does'nt work, it is a good method, however, if you drop the filter paper holder you cannot pick it up very easily!! Replacement for the paper holder is very hard to find. I have tried in Cambridge, Leeds, London and Harrogate, all to no avail (2 years endeavour). This year whilst on holiday in France in the first Supermarket we visited I found one an unbreakable plastic one, again by Mellita, (which was not locatable on their website). The filter papers, by the way, are easily found in most supermarkets here, even unbleached ones, and they may also be bought in bulk in Costco if you are able to shop there.
Regards
Peter
I had two pour overs made by Melitta, apart from the anti-drip spout that does'nt work, it is a good method, however, if you drop the filter paper holder you cannot pick it up very easily!!
Replacement for the paper holder is very hard to find. I have tried in Cambridge, Leeds, London and Harrogate, all to no avail (2 years endeavour). This year whilst on holiday in France in the first Supermarket we visited I found one an unbreakable plastic one, again by Mellita, (which was not locatable on their website). The filter papers, by the way, are easily found in most supermarkets here, even unbleached ones, and they may also be bought in bulk in Costco if you are able to shop there.
Regards
Peter
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