Timemore Coffee Little U French Press 450ml French Press for Tea and Juice

**Authorized Taiwanese Distributor, Guaranteed Authentic, After-Sales Service Assured.** ☕ Why Did Timemore Create a French Press? The French press has always been known as the simplest coffee brewing tool. It's often perceived as amateur equipment, even making it seem like it's not for serious coffee enthusiasts. However, when used correctly, a French press can produce classic flavors. Timemore aimed to create a more refined and professional French press that retains the advantages of the traditional design but is better suited for brewing coffee. We've made significant design improvements in terms of the precision of the press, the fineness of the filtration, and the overall aesthetic quality. Of course, it can also be used with circular paper filters to enhance filtration for an even cleaner cup of coffee. It remains the simplest and most affordable entry point into brewing coffee at home. **Product Features** 1. Stainless steel precision filter. 2. Anti-scalding and dirt-resistant frosted outer pot. 3. Lightweight body, convenient and portable. 4. 300/450ml capacity markings. 5. Minimalist appearance, dual-use design for coffee/tea. **Product Specifications** Product Name: Little U French Press Colors: Black / White Dimensions: Diameter 84mm, Height 17mm Weight: 340g Capacity: 450ml Materials: High borosilicate glass, PP plastic, food-grade silicone, stainless steel filter Warranty: Replacement within seven days of receipt for any defects Includes: French Press x1, Instruction Manual x1 **Recommended Brewing Method**☕ 8-Minute Brewing Method (While most brewing guides suggest 4-5 minutes, we found that using an extremely coarse grind with a longer steeping time yields a more balanced and refined coffee. Give it a try when you have some extra time! 👍) 1. Pour water into your kettle and heat until boiling. 2. Grind 28.5g of coffee to an extremely coarse consistency. Pour the grounds into the French press and gently shake the carafe to level the grounds. Place the carafe on a scale and tare it to zero. 3. Once the water begins to boil, remove the kettle. Start an 8-minute countdown timer. Quickly but gently pour the hot water into the French press until the scale reads 400g. 4. When the timer has 30-45 seconds remaining, gently stir the surface of the coffee with a spoon to help most of the grounds settle (a fine layer of coffee dust will still float on the surface). Place the plunger assembly on top of the carafe, but do not press down yet. 5. When the timer rings, slowly and gently press the plunger all the way down. Be careful not to press too hard, which could cause unnecessary agitation and release bitter flavors from the remaining coffee grounds, compromising the balance of your coffee. 6. Serve immediately, or pour into a separate coffee carafe. You can also pre-warm the carafe with hot water. Enjoy a pure and delightful cup of freshly brewed coffee! 5-Minute Brewing Method Brewing in less than 4 minutes often makes it difficult to achieve a balanced flavor, so a minimum of 5 minutes is recommended. 1. Pour water into your kettle and heat until boiling. 2. Grind 25g of coffee to a coarse consistency. Pour the grounds into the French press and gently shake the carafe to level the grounds. Place the carafe on a scale and tare it to zero. 3. Once the water begins to boil, remove the kettle. Start a 5-minute countdown timer. Quickly but gently pour the hot water into the French press until the scale reads 400g. 4. When the timer has 60 seconds remaining, stir the surface gently in a circular motion about 10 times to help most of the grounds settle (a fine layer of coffee dust will still float on the surface). Place the plunger assembly on top of the carafe, but do not press down yet. 5.6. Same as above. **Other Important Notes** 1. One of the best things about using a French press is its ability to quickly and easily brew coffee for multiple people. While most of the grounds settle at the bottom, there will still be some sediment in the brewed coffee. If you're serving many people at once, the first cup will have the least sediment, and the last cup will have the most, which might not be ideal. To avoid this, pour a little into each cup in rotation, distributing the coffee evenly. 2. After use, it's recommended to disassemble and rinse the French press to prevent residue buildup in the joints. Gently brush the filter screen with a soft brush to avoid coffee oils becoming rancid. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_9f21b6319c8a497f9231bed304dd49b0~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_361e6b6bc14d433a84c7a461861a6fcb~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_0cfd6e29ddf94de9b5fe180b629be835~mv2.jpg