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Deco Coffee Press by Starbucks Coffee 8-c.
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$39.95
Deco Coffee Press by Starbucks Coffee
At home or at work, Starbucks preferred method of brewing. This elegant coffee press has a sturdy and gleaming stainless steel structure designed exclusively for Starbucks.
Brewing in a Coffee Press:
Add into the coffee press the correct amount of coarsely ground coffee.
An 8-cup (32-fl. oz.) press holds 10-2/3 tbsp. of coarse ground coffee.
Add 32-fl. oz. of water right off the boil into the coffee press and stir to make sure all the grounds are wet.
Place the plunger assembly loosely on top to hold in the heat.
Using a timer, steep for four minutes.
Pointing the pouring spout away from you and holding the pot by the handle, slowly press the plunger down with your other hand to push the grounds to the bottom of the pot.
Serve immediately, as the coffee maintains its superior taste for only 20 minutes. Set a timer for 20 minutes if all of the coffee will not be consumed immediately.
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2.0
May. 6, 2010
Would not purchase again
by Diane(Washington, DC) 1 review
The coffee press was not of the quality that I would expect from starbucks. Although I love the style, I am not pleased that it is almost all plastic and feels flimsy. Also, it was advertised as being an 8 cp press but, in fact, only holds 40 oz of water empty filled to the very top (which would be hazardous) and even less when coffee is added (which of course if the whole point!)
I was replacing the same press I had previously purchased which, sadly, got broken. I liked it enough to buy the same press, but I really think the price is unreasonable. At least the first one I bought came with a bag of coffee!
I had the task of finding this press after we had seen in it about a year before in a store. To my surprise it was being given away free around Thanksgiving of 2009 when you signed up for reoccurring orders. I read other reviews and the handle is a little loose, but we like the acrylic and the design. I'm happy.
I am very impressed with the workmanship but you should be aware of the fact that a "coarse" grind versus regular ground coffee is recommended by Starbucks when you use this press. I was so excited that I overlooked this recommendation on the product information.
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