Ooh La La! The Classic French Press Now Comes in Disposable Form
I admit it: I have a crazy love affair with coffee (who doesn’t?). It’s a sure-fire way to start my morning off with a tasty, fresh kick, whether it’s being made from an app or with my stovetop. Sadly, my coffee maker is not the most portable gadget in the world. If I’m traveling, in the great outdoors, or on the run during the day, I typically have to shell out a few bucks for a good brew. (And no, I’m NOT a fan of instant coffee. Yuck.)
However, my Starbucks days may soon be drawing to a close. I’ve just discovered a new java innovation, called Coffeebrewer, that lets you make coffee just about anywhere, with no fancy equipment required.
Coffeebrewer is a disposable, one-time use French press. Consisting of a specially designed bag, filter, and specialty coffee beans, one Coffeebrewer and some hot water will help you get your java fix. All you have to do to brew a fresh cup of joe is open the bag, fill with .5 L of hot water, and then let brew between 5 and 8 minutes.
