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Frieling 2-cup Stainless Steel Insulated French Press
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Your Price: $39.99
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Manufacturer: Frieling
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Frieling 2-cup Stainless Steel Insulated French Press Features
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Double-wall insulated
All steel mesh plunger mechanism
Material: 18/10 stainless steel
Capacity: .25-quarts / 8 oz or 1 - 2 cups
Capacity: .5-quarts / 16 oz or 3 - 4 cups
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Additional Frieling 2-cup Stainless Steel Insulated French Press Information
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Finally, a restaurant quality insulated French press coffee maker for home. Frieling is well known for their commercial line of products. We are now bringing these finely crafted works of functional art to the home user. The Frieling 2-cup French press coffee maker has stunning beauty. The polished stainless steel finish is like no other. Substantial weight lets you know how well built this French press really is. Stunning lines accentuate the beautiful craftsmanship. Double wall insulation keeps coffee hot much longer than with a glass French press. Remove lid/plunger and this French press does double duty as a stylish pitcher for water, milk, iced tea, juice, etc. - and since it is an insulated server, it keeps cold drinks cold longer too! 8 fl. oz., 1-2 cups capacity. Perfect personal coffee maker and for travel. 18/10 Stainless Steel
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What Customers Say About Frieling 2-cup Stainless Steel Insulated French Press:
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I just wish I had purchased the next size up. So, unless you like really tiny cups of coffee, I would suggest buying the larger size. I love this little French press. This size will only make one small (European size) cup.actually, not even that. A great quality product, never the less. It's easy to clean. It got a nice heavy ' good quality' feel to it.
Works fine that way, once one gets the hang of managing the long rod that otherwise holds the press stuff, and the insulated walls hold tea hot, This is a cute little version of the larger Bodum French presses.generally, a good design. I use it without the press parts for making tea.
No more needs to be said. Frieling is the best.
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