☕ Large 34oz (1000ml) Topcovos French Press Coffee Maker with 4-Level Filtration, Durable Handle, Heat Resistant Borosilicate Glass, Cleaning Brush & Measuring Spoon Review

I love this coffee press, it's like having my own little Starbucks in my kitchen. I don't think I'll be going to Starbucks as often as I've been away love it Dear Sir or Madam if you're looking at something nice and you have plenty of room that's what I had 1st went to a friend, I'll keep that to myself. Good product.

Likes: I bought ground cocoa beans. i don't make coffee I wanted a single serving utensil to hold my cocoa. Heard it's getting stronger and stronger, so more cocoa flavor? YES SIR. It worked well. The taste depends on personal preference. I added milk and sweetened it a bit. What I don't like: Absolutely NO directions. So I went to the videos other people posted. Normal cardboard, not like the photo, without instructions. Strange.

I only drink 1-2 cups of coffee and half a coffee in the morning because caffeine gives me eye migraines. I recently had my first French Press coffee in a restaurant and decided to order it myself. This little press is just what I need and works really well. It comes with accessories and two extra screens. The only confusing thing. I have a pink plastic thing with two prongs and I can't figure out what it's for. I think it accidentally got into the box while packing or something. Maybe someone…

I need a cup of tea, usually in the morning. I usually use small pre-packaged milk jugs with this, but I was wondering if something like this French Press could spice up tea into something more of a café experience. Of course yes, at a very reasonable price! This French Press is small and therefore only fits in single cups. But it seems well made, easy enough to clean and simple to use (although the instructions refer to the tea (coffee) itself, not the cream/milk, but it's pretty much the same

After 8 Months of Use (2-3 times a week) my 12 oz. The press started leaking from the bottom where the glass connects to the plastic frame. I've only used it to froth milk, so it's never seen boiling water. I've also never put it in the dishwasher or microwave, dropped it, or subjected it to impacts that could break it. I recommend buying a French Press with a one-piece, detachable carafe to (I think) avoid this problem phase. This decanter is not removable from the frame, so I cannot examine…

I'm not new to the French Press or coffee/tea in general. about the perfect size for yourself or for multiple guests. It comes with 4 screens and can be easily disassembled for easy deep cleaning. It had a few issues: the screen didn't completely cover the opening, and the sidewall at the inner rim wasn't deep enough to turn it over and get something of a seal (big air gap, whatever) - due to a loose fitting lid , too much pressure or the press is too full, it tends to slosh - And finally. The…

Bought mainly for tea but most of my friends like coffee. So this works for me. Bought it for around $14, it was a little less because they were offering a coupon. The glass feels solid, the parts feel well made, not cheap at all although the price itself is cheap. This French Press will do you a lot of good. The spoon, cleaner and extra filters add value to this french press as there are other french presses that do the exact same thing but they cost more if you look at amazon. Of course there