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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great product,
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This review is from: Yama 8 Cup Vac-Pot - Vacuum Pot Siphon Coffee Brewer
I have used a Yama 8 cup vac-Pot for some two years now and am totally delighted with it. It is not only visually attractive, I still love to watch the vacuum siphon the brewed coffee into the pot below. I'm still amazed at how dry the spent coffee is after the siphon has drawn the coffee down through the grounds and into the pot. I've found that the ideal brewing time for the best tasting coffee is four (4) minutes, just like brew time for a French Press. The coffee is consistently delicious to the last drop.
My only wish is that it would make more coffee as it only makes about two and a half standard cups of coffee. I couldn't recommend it higher. I'm going to buy an extra one to have on the shelf just in case I drop and break the one I use daily. Dick - Houston
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Siphon brewers are simple to use.,
By Lachrimae (Georgia USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Yama 8 Cup Vac-Pot - Vacuum Pot Siphon Coffee Brewer
The 8 cup Yama works great with the cloth filter (if you don't mind washing it). For easy cleaning, I use a Cory Filter Rod and a New Cory Filter Rod; both models work equally well. To prevent stalls, don't turn the heat down too much or stir the grounds after adding to the water in the top part.
Vacuum coffee is definitely a step up from drip; plus this pot works on a gas stove, great for a power outage. |
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