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I first learned about French presses when I worked as a barista several years ago in the Chicago area. Process so easy, results so good: grind, boil, pour, steep, plunge, pour. A perfect, rich cup of ...

A French press brings extra brewing steps, possible sediment and more cleanup, with heat retention depending on its design.

I’m beyond impressed.

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There’s something refreshingly simple about brewing a cup or two of coffee in a French-press or pour-over coffee maker. Both styles can produce excellent coffee in a matter of minutes, because you ...