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Offer List: $9.47 With Deal: $9.47 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Reusable Filters For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy EPIC AeroPress Filter - Stainless Steel Metal, please go to: Which filter to get? Now you know I've been using the Aero Press for about a year with the paper filters it came with. Now that they are almost gone, I decided to buy a reusable filter. I read many reviews and based on them two of the best filters seemed to be the Slimm Filter and the Coffee Nebula. I decided to buy both and do a side by side comparison. They are very different but both earn a 5 star rating from me. Hopefully I can articulate the differences for the buyer so they can make an informed decision. First, a word about how I make coffee and why, which has a relevance to the first point of differentiation, coffee sludge at the bottom of the mug. I heard the inventor of the Aero Press give a talk about making coffee. Basically, as long as you have clean equipment and water, the next most crucial thing is the temperature of the water. He said above 175F, more of the bitter oils are released from the grind making a more bitter morning brew. Keeping the water between 165-175 makes wonderful coffee...

See Products Related To EPIC AeroPress Filter - Stainless Steel Metal: Coffee Nebula It is time to upgrade your paper Aeropress filters Use our stainless steel Aeropress coffee filters and you will never have to throw away paper filters again. Along with less waste, you will not have to worry about reordering more paper filters after running out of the standard paper filters which means you never will be without wonderfully tasting coffee. Easy to Clean We all know that with guests or other family members around, you cannot make only one cup of delicious Aeropress Coffee. You do not have to worry with this easy to clean reusable coffee filter. All you need to do is rinse off the filter with water and voila, you have a clean filter to be used again and again. Amazing Coffee Taste! Since stainless steel does not create flavor and will not take away any flavoring from your coffee, you will be able to understand the amazing intricacies of your roasted coffee. How does a light roast compare to that oil rich dark roast that you have? Ever wonder what an extra 25 seconds of brew time or 10 seconds less than your normal brew time does to your coffee? Well now you can really understand how that will affect the flavor and texture of your coffee. It is time up your game! Buy a Coffee Nebula Aeropress Coffee Filter and be amazed by your new and improved skills at making coffee! Looking for a stainless steel AeroPress filter? Can't beat this one. Disclaimer: I received a heavily discounted sample of this product in exchange for a fair and honest product review. That I received this product at a big discount has nothing to do with my five star rating. Having tried this, I would buy it again for up to twice the price as it's currently being sold for. This is a great filter at a great price! Unlike some other stainless steel AeroPress filters sold here on Amazon, the EPIC filter is made of a single, thin piece of stainless steel with beveled edges (the edges aren't sharp!) and holes drilled. It is not a mesh filter! Because it is a single solid piece and the holes are so small, it feels very durable in the hand. With my mesh AeroPress filter, I'm constantly worried I'll break the thing if I drop it or something. Not with this. The design very much promotes durability. I was a little concerned before my first use that the small holes might not be enough to allow water to flow readily through the...

Perfect I wondered how using a stainless steel filter in my AeroPress would work compared to using standard paper AeroPress filters. I wondered if there'd be an sediment, such as there is with French Press coffee, and if the use of a stainless filter would affect the taste, and if so how. My conclusion is that I may never use paper filters in my AeroPress again. With this stainless filter there's no sediment at all, and I've used a very fine grind from a burr grinder. The filter is a PERFECT fit for the part of the AeroPress that holds filters. This isn't always the case with paper filters, especially those I've reused after rinsing. The nature of the AeroPress is such that some leaking around the perimeter of the filter is inevitable, and this is accounted for in the AeroPress user manual, but the Epic seems to make for a tighter fit with less leaking than paper filters. Is the taste better? Smoother? It's undeniably as good as with paper filters...