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vac pot

caff · 2012-06-08 11:22:33

I have being looking at these and wondering if it would be worth the purchase. I normally drink espresso when out but at home I use a moka pot. Not a huge fan of filter, so I'm curious as to what a vac pot would be like anyone have experience with them? Also how easy are they to clean.

08-06-2012 12:22pm

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I have being looking at these and wondering if it would be worth the purchase. I normally drink espresso when out but at home I use a moka pot. Not a huge fan of filter, so I'm curious as to what a vac pot would be like anyone have experience with them? Also how easy are they to clean.

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#2 08-06-2012 4:49pm

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They're easy enough to clean, but i don't think they're worth the effort.
You'll get a much nicer cup from a Chemex, Kalita or V60 than a vacpot.
But for a novelty factor they're nice

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