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Maranello Caffe - Pour Over Coffee Dripper
CLEVER DESIGN AND QUALITY CONSTRUCTION
Not all coffee drippers are created equal. It may cost us a little more to build a better product but we’re sure you’ll appreciate our attention to detail. Our filter features a flow through design so that the brew water flows through the grounds rather than around them. Our smooth polished stainless steel edges and beautiful design will look great in any kitchen and the quality construction will last a lifetime. Most competitors’ products don’t hold up to the quality design and construction of the Maranello Caffé filter.
ROBUST CUP OF COFFEE
- Pour Over Coffee Brewing delivers as much flavor, if not more, than a French Press and you can’t break it.
- Our dripper is paperless and won’t absorb flavorful oils like a paper filter.
- Won't waste your money on Keurig pods or clog up landfills.
- Brew a delicious single cup or more yourself at home.
- You can even brew over a carafe or thermos, saving you time and money.
- Take the reigns of your coffee enjoyment and craft a cup to your distinct and individual liking.
INNOVATIVE FLOW THROUGH DESIGN W/ DUAL FILTER TECHNOLOGY
- Center flow through design allows better flow through the coffee grounds to capture all the flavor your coffee has to offer.
- Micro mesh inner filter combined with a laser cut outer filter ensures nothing but the perfect coffee flavor makes it through to your cup.
- Other Coffee Drippers have a solid cap at the bottom forcing water to go around the coffee rather than through it. The Maranello Caffe Pour Over Coffee Filter allows the brew water to flow through the grounds to maximize the flavors of your favorite coffee.
UNIVERSAL FIT
- A 4 inch base allows for a perfect fit on most cups, carafes, and thermoses.
- Sturdy Construction means that the base won't wobble like many cheaper alternatives
- Smooth polished edges makes our dripper look great and sit flush on the cup or carafe
- Conveniently portable whether on business travel or a camping adventure
- Strong & Lightweight design means you can take it anywhere
- A housewares solution that easily stows away freeing up valuable counter space or leave it out as an accent piece
BREW GREAT COFFEE AND FEEL GREAT DOING IT!
A GREAT GIFT IDEA
- A great gift for all coffee lovers
- Beautiful packaging will look great under any tree
- Easy to read instructions will have anyone up and brewing great coffee in no time.
PRACTICE RESPONSIBLE BREWING
- Environment Friendly Paperless System
- Reusable
- Cuts down on waste
- Easy to Use
- Easy to Clean Stainless Steel
DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS
Included with the Maranello Caffe Cofffee Maker is a guide to brewing the best coffee you've ever had. Don't worry about the learning curve, we're here to help you get started brewing like a barista from day one. It may take some practice to get it just the way you like but we think you'll enjoy the journey!
Cheers!
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| Sold By | Maranello Caffé | INSINTAR | Zeptx | INSINTAR | Hanlomele | Zeptx |
| compatible devices | Coffee Maker | Coffee Maker, Coffee mug, Coffee cup | Coffee Maker | — | Coffee Maker | Coffee Maker |
| material | Metal | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| number of pieces | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| shape | Cone | Cone | Cone | Cone | Cone | Cone |
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Pretty good, until it broke!
Before I tell you about the disappointing breakage, here’s what made this a good filter until them:This was a great way to switch off disposable filters while still having great coffee with a tiny kitchen space for storage. I received mine the first week in March. Now, about three and a half months later, I can report flow (did* slow tremendously after about he first month, and I had to do *serious* cleaning to get it going again. (No dishwasher, so had to soak in vinegar and then boil a couple of times before getting great flow again. (Would try roasting next time—would be less messy, and I’ve read it can be very effective in cooking away the trapped oils. (I drink 2-3 mugs of 10-16 oz daily, so others may find cleaning to be a less frequent need.) Hot tip: To dump grounds in compost without getting them all over your kitchen, find a durable but non-favorite container (like my 32 oz plastic yogurt container. With filter upside down over the container, hold edges together with both hands. Lift 6-8 inches, then wuickly whack the ensamble together back down onto the counter or other hard surface. Does a great job of jarring the grounds i to the container, from which a spatula can easily remove them to your compost. (I never wanted my spatula to accidently push grounds into filter holes from direct use.)The problem? With less than three months of use, the base of my filter has come off so it can no longer be used resting atop my mug! Super frustrating. I have never abused the base in any way. (I always hold it by the metal tab at the top of the filter, or around the top edge of the filter for cleaning.) Replacing today with one that has a separate stand. Maybe this filter can be my “backup” to use with the replacement filter’s stand. (Sigh) The filter is top-notch and produces great coffee, but the cup stand was he loser. Mine was treated gently. Maybe if you are gentler still, or get the right one, you’ll have better luck. I would absolutely *not* recommend packing this in a suitcase or tossing in a kitchen drawer—it’d likely break immediately.
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Before I tell you about the disappointing breakage, here’s what made this a good filter until them:
This was a great way to switch off disposable filters while still having great coffee with a tiny kitchen space for storage. I received mine the first week in March. Now, about three and a half months later, I can report flow (did* slow tremendously after about he first month, and I had to do *serious* cleaning to get it going again. (No dishwasher, so had to soak in vinegar and then boil a couple of times before getting great flow again. (Would try roasting next time—would be less messy, and I’ve read it can be very effective in cooking away the trapped oils. (I drink 2-3 mugs of 10-16 oz daily, so others may find cleaning to be a less frequent need.) Hot tip: To dump grounds in compost without getting them all over your kitchen, find a durable but non-favorite container (like my 32 oz plastic yogurt container. With filter upside down over the container, hold edges together with both hands. Lift 6-8 inches, then wuickly whack the ensamble together back down onto the counter or other hard surface. Does a great job of jarring the grounds i to the container, from which a spatula can easily remove them to your compost. (I never wanted my spatula to accidently push grounds into filter holes from direct use.)
The problem? With less than three months of use, the base of my filter has come off so it can no longer be used resting atop my mug! Super frustrating. I have never abused the base in any way. (I always hold it by the metal tab at the top of the filter, or around the top edge of the filter for cleaning.) Replacing today with one that has a separate stand. Maybe this filter can be my “backup” to use with the replacement filter’s stand. (Sigh) The filter is top-notch and produces great coffee, but the cup stand was he loser. Mine was treated gently. Maybe if you are gentler still, or get the right one, you’ll have better luck. I would absolutely *not* recommend packing this in a suitcase or tossing in a kitchen drawer—it’d likely break immediately.
This was a great way to switch off disposable filters while still having great coffee with a tiny kitchen space for storage. I received mine the first week in March. Now, about three and a half months later, I can report flow (did* slow tremendously after about he first month, and I had to do *serious* cleaning to get it going again. (No dishwasher, so had to soak in vinegar and then boil a couple of times before getting great flow again. (Would try roasting next time—would be less messy, and I’ve read it can be very effective in cooking away the trapped oils. (I drink 2-3 mugs of 10-16 oz daily, so others may find cleaning to be a less frequent need.) Hot tip: To dump grounds in compost without getting them all over your kitchen, find a durable but non-favorite container (like my 32 oz plastic yogurt container. With filter upside down over the container, hold edges together with both hands. Lift 6-8 inches, then wuickly whack the ensamble together back down onto the counter or other hard surface. Does a great job of jarring the grounds i to the container, from which a spatula can easily remove them to your compost. (I never wanted my spatula to accidently push grounds into filter holes from direct use.)
The problem? With less than three months of use, the base of my filter has come off so it can no longer be used resting atop my mug! Super frustrating. I have never abused the base in any way. (I always hold it by the metal tab at the top of the filter, or around the top edge of the filter for cleaning.) Replacing today with one that has a separate stand. Maybe this filter can be my “backup” to use with the replacement filter’s stand. (Sigh) The filter is top-notch and produces great coffee, but the cup stand was he loser. Mine was treated gently. Maybe if you are gentler still, or get the right one, you’ll have better luck. I would absolutely *not* recommend packing this in a suitcase or tossing in a kitchen drawer—it’d likely break immediately.
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