Bodum Kenya 10 Cup Reviews

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This French Press is excellent. Compared to my old one, which was plastic, this Bodum is particularly great because it is glass and doesn't absorb that stale coffee smell as much. from Amazon.com this is the first French Press we had. You have to do a little math when it comes to how much coffee to use. but not hard and you don't have to be 100% accurate - it is not rocket science. I can't speak for the taste comparing to the classic model. from Amazon.com This teapot is a good balance between cost and quality. I like the Kenya model because it protects the glass a little and acts as an insulator to protect from the hot/warm glass. The only downside to this pot is because it has a plastic filter, the filter holes are a little bigger than I would prefer and it tends to discolor after some use. from Amazon.com Bodum is already a trusted brand, especially for French Presses. The New Kenya design gives a unique design to a fundamental coffee lover's staple. from Amazon.com I love this french press. I've owned two other presses (Bon Jour) but they have the plastic nut on the filter stem and as other reviewers have said, they strip very easily. Don't buy any press (Bodum or otherwise) that has this plastic nut...you'll be sorry. I bought the BonJour because it was about $10 cheaper, replaced it twice within a couple of months, then bought the Bodum purposely for the metal nut. from Amazon.com I REALLY HAPPY WITH MY BODUM KENYA OF 34-ONCE. IT WORTH EVERY PENNY, WITH THE FIRST - BODUM I WAS SO DISSAPOINTED, VERY UNHAPPY BUT WITH THIS ONE I AM HAPPY.... from Amazon.com I have had this for a few weeks now and it works great. It's a good size for one cup or 3 good size cups. I don't really worry about gunk getting between the glass and the holder as long as the inside is clean... from Amazon.com This pot with the press makes great tea, but there's no way to keep it warm! The black design on the outside is plastic and even covers some of the bottom so there is no way to keep the tea warm. I use it by making the tea in the pot then pouring it into a ceramic pot that I can put on a cup warmer. I do not advise anyone who isn't going to drink the tea within a few minutes of brewing it to buy this pot. from Amazon.com Unfortunately, I agree with Paul. I use a wide variety of herbal tea products and I often brew pots full of tea for cooking purposes. I loved the Bodum product for this purpose (and because it is very lightweight -- useful on days when I have a lot of joint pain), but am very disappointed that the pot broke for no apparent reason. I was washing it with a sponge and it shattered in my hands. from Amazon.com It seems that as soon as I put hot liquid into this press, I can never get a hot cup of coffee. If this was insulated, I think it would be better. from Amazon.com

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