A boom in gear and convenience coffee has made it easy to skip those pricey cafe pour-overs and brew a great DIY cup anywhere ...

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Place a paper coffee filter over an empty jar or pitcher and slowly pour in the coffee to remove the grounds. If you have a funnel, put the filter in that to make it easier. Step 6: Dilute the ...

After this, use a filter to separate the grounds from the liquid and pour into a mug. If you don’t have coffee filters on hand, try using a strainer, a thin cloth or even a DIY filter with a ...

These thick unbleached paper coffee filters are sized to sift out strong oils and grounds in large coffee makers (8-12 cups). They're thicker than many store brands so the sides won't collapse ...

The sieve only works on eliminating the fines from the coffee, so thicker grounds may still end up in your coffee bed. The Shimmy is equipped with a 200 micron filter, and the user shakes their ...

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