Hi,
Yesterday I was shopping at Northland in Melbourne when I saw a Japanese $3.80 shop - kind of like a $2 shop but everythings $3.80!
They had a plastic pour-over and I figured for the price of a cup of coffee I might as well give it a go (was only $3.80 for the pour over, and $3.80 for a pack of paper filters). Usually at home I use a siphon for filtered coffee.
I tried it this morning and the results were much better than I expected, it produced a really good tasting cup.
No doubt the plastic construction isnt as durable or as good looking as the quality pour-overs sold by CS sponsors, but in my opinion for anyone wanting to try a home pour over before investing in a ceramic/glass option its a good buy.
Andrew
Yesterday I was shopping at Northland in Melbourne when I saw a Japanese $3.80 shop - kind of like a $2 shop but everythings $3.80!
They had a plastic pour-over and I figured for the price of a cup of coffee I might as well give it a go (was only $3.80 for the pour over, and $3.80 for a pack of paper filters). Usually at home I use a siphon for filtered coffee.
I tried it this morning and the results were much better than I expected, it produced a really good tasting cup.
No doubt the plastic construction isnt as durable or as good looking as the quality pour-overs sold by CS sponsors, but in my opinion for anyone wanting to try a home pour over before investing in a ceramic/glass option its a good buy.
Andrew

I still prefer the cloth sock over paper for my taste but cheap pourover being available is a good thing,
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