FinalPress Coffee and Tea Maker - Press the Plunger to Brew Anywhere - 304 Stainless Steel

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Meet FinalPress. It will replace the bulky coffee brewing tools while making the same great tasting coffee with minimal time and effort. It’s made of high quality stainless steel that is super light & portable! FinalPress is specifically designed and engineered to make brewing easy and affordable at home and on the go. “ FinalPress is therefore a great environmentally friendly alternative to store-bought coffee or machine-brewed coffee. Saves You Money Indiegogo is an online crowdfunding platform that brings Users together and allows Users to seek to raise funds for their own Campaigns and to contribute to the Campaigns of others. Campaign Owners can offer Perks to Contributors in thanks for the Contributors’ donation of funds.”

FinalPress’s system works by allowing the coffee grounds to slowly brew in cold water. The stainless steel micron filter creates and preserves perfectly balanced, smooth-tasting coffee every time, eliminating bitter oils and fatty acids. Final Verdict FinalPress will replace bulky coffee brewing tools while making great-tasting coffee with minimal time and effort. million trees are cut down to make coffee filters every year, 16 billion disposable coffee cups with plastic lids are used each year, and the amount of landfilled coffee pods could circle the earth more than 10 times…Then, release any remaining grounds or tea leaves from the filter into the trash, and rinse the filter under warm water to complete the cleaning process in less than 15 seconds. Simple! Make Cold Brew Coffee With FinalPress FinalPress is a lightweight and portable coffee brewing maker that effortlessly brews coffee or tea directly into your mug, eliminating any mess from spilled grounds.

Indiegogo Does Not Guarantee that Campaigns Will Succeed or that Perks Will Be Delivered or Deemed Satisfactory. By contributing to a Campaign, Contributors are supporting an idea, project, or cause they care about and want to help make happen. Like anyone getting in on an early-stage project, Contributors accept the risk that the Campaign may experience changes, delays, and unforeseen challenges, or that a Campaign, and its Perks, might not come to fruition” CathyWeeks wrote:I'm getting pretty good at tinkering with recipes and brew methods, but I'm not yet great at knowing how to get started with a new-to-me brew method. It's immersion, so immersion time is analogical to other immersion methods. eg. 3-4 mins but depends on roast and grind. Adjust lower for finer grinds

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Do you ever wish you could have great-tasting coffee wherever you go, without having to carry around bulky brewing tools? FinalPress is the new portable coffee brewer that’s designed to brew easy and affordable, great-tasting coffee on the go and from the comfort of your home. Read the campaign details: Take some time to read through the campaign details, including the product description, features, pricing, and any other relevant information provided by the creator.

This is a kind of immersion. So what grind do you use for immersion? Prob med-coarse. Adjust finer for sweetness. FinalPress is a game-changer in the world of coffee and tea brewing. Designed with innovation and convenience in mind, FinalPress allows you to brew your favorite beverages directly in your cup, eliminating the need for additional equipment. With its sleek and compact design, FinalPress is both portable and user-friendly. How FinalPress BrewsI would treat it like a teabag, brew it for 4-5 min, stir it occasionally and finish with the press. there is a concentration gradient happening here where the water closest to the coffee grounds has a higher concentration of dissolved solids than the water away from the coffee grounds (like a teabag) so to balance this just give it a shake/stir and it will spread the concentration out (just like a teabag). This is demonstrated perfectly in its promo video where you see that cloud of coffee after stiring. the final press would be like squeezing the teabag on the side of the cup before you remove it. you will probably have to give it a stir/shake a few times while it is extracting. the more you do it, the stronger the coffee should get (and probably the more gritty it will get) so I'm sure there's a limit to how much you should agitate it. This is the same of course with a teabag so I would just treat it like steeping tea. It arrived a few weeks ago, and it's been sitting on a shelf ever since, because I haven't the foggiest idea how to get started with it.