It's a cafetière NOT a french press

yeah, I was pretty bored. I did do some editing, to make it a bit less boring. But the point remains, it's a called "cafetière" and it's good for tea

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[JonPHX]

Thanks for educating 'the colonies' about cafetiere...I will never refer to it as 'french press' again...Oh...and I love Chai too. Isn't the caffine higher when using a cafetiere? Just wondering...we Americans still have much to learn about tea and coffee from you...

[eddusfledermaus]

hahahha, I dear, I didn't mean to sound like a colonialist! I guess that's the risk when discussing tea and coffee with Americans!

Chai is the ultimate in deliciousness!

[joelthehatman]

I always thought they where talking about ironing too- i just thought they had a bad habbit of getting coffee stains on their white shirts. I prefer coffee that doesn't sound like a stain:P I'm sad that you said something as the video ended! What secrets did you reveal!!!

[eddusfledermaus]

I think I said "meeep"!

I prefer coffee that doesn't sound like a strain too. I'm sipping chai with a load of soya milk (left the bag in) it's fucking amazing :D

[nezoone]

i will be buying one tomorrow. i've been drinking crappy instant taiwan coffee. and coffee from coffee shops and it's costing me a lot of extra money. so...cafetiere....here i come!

[eddusfledermaus]

Yay! It's delicious and it makes a fun noise!

[MandolinforJesus]

Its a "cafetiere" ......nah, Ill just call it a press : D

[TheBrokenGentleman]

Man, you're bored! I bought a small coffee maker for making tea. Looks like the French Press, I mean, "cafetière". can squeeze out more tea goodness... :)

[eddusfledermaus]

when I get to NYC I'll probably still drink it though, I'm a coffee tourist.

[maninwhitedress]

NYC city coffee is bad for you don't ever drink that stuff, but I can see you know that.