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Benefits of French Pressed Coffee
Equipment for French Press Coffee
The French Press for Coffee
Coffee Beans for French Press Coffee
How to Boil Water for French Press Coffee
Adding Ground Beans to a French Coffee Press
Adding Water to a French Coffee Press
How to Use a French Coffee Press
Cleaning a French Coffee Press
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Mike Muller has been an Austin-local French presser for four years and makes his coffee from whole beans each morning. Mike has traveled around North and South America, the Caribbean,...read more
"I have poured all my coffee into the mugs for my friends here drinking coffee with me today. So the most important thing, the last thing, is cleaning. So just to clean, very simple. Open the top, pull out the plunger and if the residue of the grounds are at the bottom, rinse those out thoroughly. I usually wash my French Press with soap and water each time, because if you have a dirty French Press, the next day you'll have a little bit of a stale taste of the residue from the beans in there. So rinse that out. Now I'm going to partially unscrew the filter, and just kind of get some of the loose beans out of there. Again, I used hot water and soap to clean this part too. You can dry with a towel and store the press until the next time you use it."
eHow Article: Cleaning a French Coffee Press
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