Coffee Filters
Coffee Filters
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4 Pkgs New Gevalia #4 Cone Coffee Filters (40 ct. each) $1.50 |
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KitchenAid Javastudio Coffee Maker Water Filter 2 pk $4.99 |
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Vintage Ceramic Vaculator Dutch Clothless Coffee Filter $5.99 |
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Papua New Guinea Roast Filter Fine Ground Coffee $5.95 |
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Krups Gold Tone Coffee Filter 049-33 Permanent $14.95 |
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400 #4 Cone Coffee Filters GK Connaisseur Fit 10/12 cup $6.95 |
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NIB Permanent Gold Tone Coffee Filter–Krups $2.99 |
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KRUPS 472-00 Duo Water Filter 6 Coffee Maker Filters $24.25 |
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BRAUN Coffee Maker UGSF4 Gold Filter Fits all #4 NEW $12.99 |
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KRUPS Crystal Arome Coffee Water Filter 590-00 6filters $24.25 |
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BRAUN TASSIMO Coffee Maker Water Filter 7051013 6pk $97.99 |
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BRAUN TASSIMO Coffee Maker Water Filter 7051013 6pk $97.99 |
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CUISINART Coffee Maker Water Filter 6 Filters DCC-RWF $19.99 |
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Cuisinart #4 Gold Tone Cone Coffee Filter & Scoop NEW $4.99 |
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KitchenAid Coffee Maker Water Filter KCM50WF 6-Filters $14.99 |
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Braun Coffee Maker Brita KWF-2 Water Filter 2 Filters $10.75 |
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Braun Coffee Maker Brita KWF2 Water Filter 2 Filters $10.75 |
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Braun Coffee Maker Brita KWF-2 Water Filter 2 Filters $10.75 |
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Glass Cory Filter Rod, Old Coffee Pot Percolator Part $9.95 |
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12 Cup Coffee Maker with regular filter basket $2.00 |
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BRAUN TASSIMO Coffee Maker Water Filter 7051013 $17.99 |
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BRAUN TASSIMO Coffee Maker Water Filter 7051013 6pk $97.99 |
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KRUPS ProAroma Coffee Maker Water Filter 594-00 6-Pack $24.25 |
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Coffee Filter Flipper $5.00 |
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COFFEE FILTER SEPARATOR TOOL $3.99 |
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BRAND NEW IN BOX GEVALIA COFFEE POT W/ FILTERS $9.99 |
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COFFEE FILTERS, Glass, Pyrex, Flameware, coffee pots $3.99 |
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VINTAGE NICRO STAINLESS STEEL VACUUM COFFEE POT FILTER $10.50 |
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Toddy Coffee Maker Two-Pack Filters & Stoppers $3.25 |
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Toddy Coffee Maker One-pack Filter & Stopper $1.99 |
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Cuisinart DCC-RWF Replacement Water Filters, 2-Pack Keep your coffee tasting great by changing the water filter regularly…. |
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Cuisinart GTF Gold Tone Filter $20.00 “CUISINART” GOLD TONE FILTER BASKET Cuisinart’s permanent gold-tone filter helps create full-flavored coffee. r.Also fits nearly all brands of 10-12 cup basket type Coffee Makers. Highlights: Helps create full-flavored coffee. Lets the natural oils from your Fresh Coffee through, for better flavor. Boxed. For model Nos. DCC-900 (Ace No. 6090195), DCC-900BK (Ace No. 6090203), DCC-1000 (Ace No. 6090… |
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Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter $9.99 A re-usable coffee filter allows you to use your favorite ground coffee with the Elite Brewer. Includes a lid, filter, and filter holder…. |
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Cuisinart DCC-RWF-1 Water Filter – 2 per package $6.97 Fits models BC-00PC2, CBC-00, CBC-002, CBC-00BJ2, CBC-00BWBJ, CBC-00BWPC, CBC-00PC2, CBC-00PC4, CBC-00PC5, CBC-00SA, CBC-00SA2, CBC-00SA3, CBC-00WPC, CBC-4400, COD-400PC, DCC-100, DCC-1000, DCC-1100, DCC-1200, DCC-1400, DCC-15BKBJ1, DCC-15WBJ, DCC-200, DCC-2000, DCC-2200, DCC-2400, DCC-490, DCC-490BJ, DCC-490SA, DCC-590PC, DCC-900, DCC-900BK, DCC-KE12, DGB-500, and DGB-600…. |
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Melitta 62740 Wrap Around Coffee Filters $1.76 Melitta 62740 Wrap Around Coffee FiltersMelitta 62740 Wrap Around Coffee Filters Features:; Wrap around style filters; Round; 40 per card… |
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Melitta 64008 Red Ready Set Joe Filter Cone $2.75 Melitta 64008 Red Ready Set Joe Filter ConeMelitta 64008 Red Ready Set Joe Filter Cone Features:; Fresh brew coffee one mug at a time; Top rack dishwasher safe; Red… |
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Levon Helm & The RCO All-Stars / American Son (2-for-1) $27.99 two landmark albums from the legendary multi-instrumentalist / singer / songwriter and founding member of The Band, LEVON HELM Levon Helm and The RCO All-Stars (1977) and American Son (1980). These albums have been unavailable for many years and what better place to re-evaluate the career of such a fine musician than this engaging and top value 2-for-1 release. As a mainstay of The Band, Helm was… |
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Wild Life $11.97 Rich, successful, happily married, and absurdly talented, Paul McCartney had nothing to do, so he recorded Wild Life. That would explain the frippery for which this curious record has long been ridiculed, but it’s a perspective that does Wild Life–recorded in a couple of days–a disservice. In every sense it’s the work of a still-young man still reeling from the ’60s, unsure what to do with himse… |
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Folgers Decaffeinated Coffee Flavor Filters, .9oz. Filters, 80/box $70.06 Enjoy a cup of coffee without the hassle of having to prepare it. These packs feature a premeasured amount of coffee and filter–all in one. All you have to do is place in coffee maker and enjoy–no messy cleanup or measuring mistakes. The coffee is made from 100% mountain grown beans and ultra roasted for a smooth, rich taste. Beverage Type: Decaffeinated Coffee; Flavor: Regular; Packing Type: Co… |
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MJKGEN862400 Circular Filter Packs, Regular Coffee, 1.2 oz Packets, 42/CT (MJKGEN862400). $34.40 Premeasured circular filter packs ensure optimal flavor extraction in every pot. After brewing, sealed filter packs prevent spilling messy wet grounds. Use in standard coffee brewers. Also search for: Marjack,Break Room Refreshments, Supplies,Breakroom,Beverages,Drinks,Coffees,Filter Pack Coffee,Maxwell House Premeasured Packaged quantity: 1 CARTON (CT)…. |
The Coffee Maker From the 19th Century
About twenty years ago almost every home, restaurant and office kitchen in Costa Rica was equipped with a gourmet coffee making device called Chorreador de caf?r simply caf?akero. It consisted of an unvarnished wooden frame about 33 cms. tall, with a round hole at the top where a wire rimmed cloth filter or strainer was placed. Fine ground gourmet coffee was placed in the filter and boiling water was poured in filtering down to the gourmet coffeepot below.
This humble device is losing ground fast to modern percolators, gourmet coffee makers and Mr. Gourmet coffee machines. The reason usually given is that the new devices are said to be faster and more convenient. In our home the Chorreador de caf?ives on. Why? The gourmet coffee simply tastes better.
You don’t need gourmet gourmet coffee to brew a great gourmet coffee. Brewing a great Gourmet coffee making is an art where every step should be followed closely. Some advice given below may seem superfluous but should be rigorously adhered to.
This information applies to those who live in or will be visiting Costa Rica. The gourmet coffee we will be using is not export or imported gourmet coffee. We will be using two off-the-shelf pure gourmet coffees that you can buy in supermarkets anywhere in Costa Rica. I will call them brand A and B. will not publish brand names here because I am not endorsing or publicizing brand names though there is only one gourmet coffee that helps children. The gourmet coffee should be fine ground, brand A and B mixed 50 – 50%, then stored in an airtight glass container. The two brands seem to complement one another creating a special blend. Now you know how they make a breakfast blend gourmet coffee.
Bring the water to a boil. The water should be fresh tap water and not reheated from water left in the gourmet coffeepot. Filtered water is even better; collected rainwater works well to make a great gourmet coffee.
Place six teaspoons of fine ground gourmet coffee into the filter, then mount the filter on the wooden stand. Two tablespoons of gourmet coffee produce four cups of gourmet coffee. Use a non toxic paper gourmet coffee filter, a non bleach type. Use a papersack or pantyhouse if no filter is available.
To make the best gourmet coffee please place a glass or stainless steel receptor under the filter and begin to slowly pour the boiling water into the filter or gourmet coffee. You may have to stop occasionally adding water so that the level of water drops and does not overrun the gourmet coffee. Continue pouring as needed until you have the four cups. Do not introduce metal spoons into the filter to agitate the mixture.
In the future you can experiment by adding a touch of cinnamon or vanilla or chocolate or cloves to the coffee mixture. Smell the gourmet coffee and if you must – foolishly top the gourmet coffeepot and serve.
You must always use a perfectly dry filter. If you prepare gourmet coffee two or more times a day, you will probably need two filters so one can dry while you use the other. A wet filter causes wet coffee. The reason for this is that if you use only one, it is likely that it will not be totally dry the next time you brew gourmet coffee. By using alternating filters you will always have a dry one on hand. Filters are best dried by a hairdryer or in the sunlight.
For daily use you should carefully rinse the filters in running tap water to remove all residue. It is natural that it will stain. You should now worry about this as it is normal.You should wash the filter weekly but drink gourmet coffee daily. Never wash the filter in soap or detergent, wash it only with salt to remove the accumulated grease. This can be done by generously salting the damp bag and virgorously rubbing it. Afterwords you should sufficently wash and rinse the filter to remove all traces of grinds and salt.
If you are in a hurry, go ahead use instant gourmet coffee or your Mr. Gourmet coffee maker, but if you want a REAL cup of gourmet coffee, you are going to have to put some effort into preparation. I hope that this article inspires those Americans and Costa Ricans who have forgotten this charming way of brewing gourmet coffee. For those woodshop owners and handyman experts here is a detailed explanation. Anyway you look at it – if your are using Costa Rica gourmet gourmet coffee you will for sure have a great cup of gourmet coffee.
Here’s what you’ll need: A 5″ X 18″ X 1/2″ Maple or your choice of wood. A 6″ X 8″ X 3/4″ Maple or your choice of wood. Finish nails Glue
Cut the base out of 3/4″ maple, 7 1/2″ X 6″. Chamfer a 45 degree cut 1″ in from each corner. Cut the two short sections, one on each end, 15 degrees. Next please cut two supports from 1/2″ pieces 9″ long at 5 degrees on each end. Be sure the angles go the same direction on each end. Please cut the top out of 1/2″ wood, 6″ X 4 1/2″. Please carefully draw and then chamfer a 45 degree cut 1″ from each corner. Please carefully draw and then cut a notch on each end of the top and base to fit the 1 1/2″ supports using a dado blade. Place the saw so it is set up the miter with a small piece of wood at the base to give the notch a 5 degree angle. Use duct tape to hold it together.
Mark the center of the top and draw a 4″ circle. Cut out the circle with a scroll saw or saber saw.
Glue and nail the pieces together and you are almost ready to start making gourmet coffee. The Basket Maker: find a cone or use the basket from a stiff wire like a clothes hanger and a piece of cotton. Carefully mark and thenBend the wire to make a handle and a 4 1/4″ circle of coffee beans.
So then use your coffee maker; next add a filter and add the finest Costa Rica coffee beans and add hot water and your sum is the finest gourmet coffee available. Want to be a cowboy use some old pantyhose as your coffee filter. Want to be a homeless person – use an brown sack as your coffee filter. Want to be really rugged – use some leaves. As long as its the Tarrazu or the Costa Rica coffee bean the flavor will still shine through. Its the anticipation that counts.
About the Author
Grounds Gourmet Coffee, http://www.missiongrounds.com , its is a non profit organization, a 501 C Corporation, dedicated to helping children.