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It took you over 9 min to not make coffee. Great video.
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@rdbiii It has actually been shown that at least two of the chemicals present in coffee oils are harmful because of their affect on cholesterol.
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OMG JUST MAKE THE COFFEE ALREADY
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Like to talk much???
You could have done this video in 2 minutes!
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@BrickSh0t7 We want you to feel bad about your purchase, and when you try whatever technique each of us uses, you should praise us for our choice. That's the point everyone is trying to get across here.
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Thank you! Just had a chemex at a coffee shop and fell in love... just purchased one and wanted to review your style. Thanks!
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The French press ain't big enough for your ass?!
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Fuk u
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Please swallow your coffee maker
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WTF u wasted 10 min of my life
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I like the content but not the delivery. Sorry.



Chemex website says their filters remove undesirable fats, oils, & sediments. A true coffee lover knows that none of these items are undesirable and contribute greatly to the coffee. Not to mention that the substances being filtered out are actually good for you.
rdbiii 2 years ago
The point of the chemex is to provide a different cup of coffee. The taste is a very clean, bright cup of coffee. A true coffee lover explores all aspects of coffee and understands the unique take each brewing method brings to the table. That is why I own a Chemex pot, a very nice french press, an ibrik, and will continue to add different brewing styles to my collection so that I can experience all that coffee has to offer.
BrickSh0t7 2 years ago 18
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Hello, you paid $80+ for what seems to be two pieces of lab. glassware fused together to create a way of brewing coffee that is not unique at all. I did the same thing (different glassware & filter) when I didn't have another way of brewing it. No other difference in preparing it from (auto drips) besides some sucker (who paid $80) pouring it manually and trying to justify the cost. Idea: use 2+ reg. filters or "your" "bonded" filters in a auto drip brewer instead. An idea for next time lol
llcyll 2 years ago
This brewer has been around for 70 years so I am not claiming it is new. The shape does make a difference in the brew & the filters are worlds better than 2 reg. filters. The cost comes from a hand blown coffee maker using high quality materials. The chemist who originally designed this coffee maker did fuse two pieces of glassware together because the cone shape allows for the best extraction of the coffee. You can mock me & others, but until you try coffee from a Chemex you really don't know.
BrickSh0t7 2 years ago 5
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haha. unless you have a technivorm, you aren't getting your drip pot to 200 degrees. more like 170. enjoy your ass coffee.
blueddha 2 years ago
Last time I checked water boiled at 212 degrees, and I am inclined to say that it hasn't changed. I keep my water hot on the stove in between pours. Oh and if you think that keeps it too hot and I burn my coffee, I live at 4500 feet so water actually boils at around 203 degrees making it perfect for the chemex. I suggest you try the Chemex before you disregard it.
BrickSh0t7 2 years ago 8