Aeropress Filter Holder

Name: Aeropress Filter Holder
Brand: AeroPress
SKU: BREW122
Price: 7.19 GBP
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Details

The AeroPress Filter Holder is a compact storage accessory designed to keep AeroPress paper micro-filters clean, organised and within easy reach. Its simple design provides convenient access to filters during coffee preparation while helping to protect them from dust and moisture.

Made from durable plastic, the holder is designed to complement the AeroPress brewing system and sits neatly on a countertop or coffee station. It is compatible with standard AeroPress paper micro-filters.

Features

Stores AeroPress paper micro-filters
Durable plastic construction
Keeps filters clean and protected
Compact countertop design
Easy access to filters during brewing
Designed for use with AeroPress paper filters

What's included?

1 × AeroPress Filter Holder

Additional information

SKU: BREW122

Brand: AeroPress

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AeroPress

The AeroPress was created by Stanford University engineering instructor, Alan Adler. Having launched the record-breaking Aerobie flying ring in 1985, his company was well known - but for sports toys as opposed to kitchen equipment.

The inception of AeroPress can be put down to one specific conversation, between Adler and the wife of his company sales manager. They were griping about the fact that when you tried to make a single cup of coffee in a drip machine, it came out watery. From then on Adler’s mission was set. Since it’s official release in 2005, the AeroPress remains one of Adler’s most famous to date.

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