Bodum New French Press Coffee - Cooking.com Interview

Bodum demonstrates several new products for coffee lovers: A mini press that brews a serving right in your cup, a new double-walled traditional press that keeps coffee warm for more than two hours, and more. Interview by Cooking.com at the 2007 Home & Housewares Show, Chicago.

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[patbelski]

i only drink coffee while i'm wearing my lynard skynard 89' tour t shirt with the sleeves cut off after a workout with my bros in the shower at the gym while i'm lurking the internet looking for opportunities to make fun of people that are curious about something that has no use to me just so i can feel better about myself and forget about how poorly i'm endowed.

[h0cas]

This is exactly what I was thinking. As anyone who has ever pressed their own coffee knows, after 20 minutes french press brew expires (becomes bitter), so it doesn't matter how long you can keep expired coffee warm.

I <3 bodum and own the original, but this new double walled (and double priced) version seems like a gimmick to me.

[CrackerJackLee]

@patbelski

endowment is overrated... unless you need to join the Big Dick Club... because they examine prospective members... of course, what you do once you become a member has not yet been decided... probably better off at the gym drinking coffee...

[lawrence69hawk]

I like the comment about cooking the coffee in a sauce pan. But instead of drinking the coffee grounds, why not pour the coffee through a strainer as you pout it into your cup?

[klarinetta]

@shy826 thanks it might work for the Chambord but definitely not for the Bean

[shy826]

@klarinetta

I couldn't put up with coffee from my old coffee maker so I decided to try something new. I bought Bodum last week and I had same problem as you did. but I figured to separate beaker out from the metal frame and cleaned it. There's a screw by the handle, use screw driver and loosen it then you can separate beaker from frame, hope it helpfu;!

[klarinetta]

I HATE the new design of the Bodum Chambord press as well as the Bean press. You can't take the beaker out from the frame to clean it. I had an accident with water going over the top on my 3 cup Bean and now it looks like a mess on the inside and dirty on the outside and I can't clean it. Not pretty :(

So why this stupid new design :(

I've always loved Bodum and I want to continue to love Bodum but this is just a nonsense.

[dieselboi91]

the mug coffee press is pretty cool

[John27346]

What is the point of the double-walled french press? The coffee needs to be separated from the grindings after 20 minutes before it gets bitter.

[rem45acp]

@patbelski after reading this comment i completely forget what the video was about

[yogertlvr]

For the best cup of coffee, don't waste your money on fancy machines or gadgets like this. Take a small sauce pan, fill with water, bring to boil, add 1tablespoon coffee grounds per cup of coffee you plan to drink. turn off the water and steep for 2 minutes. Pour into you cup and add cream and sugar (if you wish) Yes there will be grounds, but coffee beans are edible. I love coffee from an old percolator, because the grounds has time to release the oils and flavors.

[javahaven1]

i love this