Detailed Product Description

coffee set,coffee plunger set,tea set

Model No.:HT07-P600+4C200

Material: heat-proof glass and stainless steel

Qty:12sets/ctn

Carton Dimension:71*66*28cm

Capacity:600ml for pot, and 200ml for cup

G.W/N.W: 18.5/17.5  kgs

Packing:color box

20'FT:  213 ctn     2556 sets

40'HQ:   518 ctn      6216 sets

It is a new design coffee sets, which is very popular in nowadays, at the same time, we can produce satisfactory coffee cup according to yr enquirements, sample or design, also can put yr logo on the product.

Remarks: this set also has other capacity.

How to Make French Press Coffee

Steps:

1.       Boil as much water needed for the amount of coffee you want to make.

2.       Grind coffee beans, if necessary.

3.       Preheat French press by filling it with warm water from faucet.

4.       Allow boiled water to rest for a few minutes to cool to optimum temperature(195 to 205 degree F).

5.       Pour warm water out of press and add ground coffee. Use two level tablespoons per six ounces of water.

6.       Pour just enough hot water over grounds to wet them. Fresh coffee will exp-and as gas ascape.

7.       Pour in remaining water and stir.

8.       Place the plunger over the press to keep the heat in, but do not press it down yet.

9.       Let the coffee brew for three to four minutes.

10.   Push plunger down slowly.

11.   Pour and drink the coffee

A French press is cylindrical glass urn fitted with a filter plate on a plunger. You put the grounds in the bottom of the urn, and hot water, let the coffee sit a few minutes, and then press the plunger down, separating the coffee from the grounds. Many aficionados believe the French press produces a far richer coffee flavor than the traditional drip.

Tips:

1.       Use coarsely ground coffee for a French press.

2.       Use bottled or filtered water if your tap water is hard or has an unpleasant taste.

3.       Do not use less coffee than called for: using too little coffee can result in over extraction of the beans, producing a bitter taste. If you like a weaker brew, add hot water or milk to the coffee after you have brewed it.