I make my coffee one mug at a time in a French Press. Is there a
quality machine that is better for smaller quantities? Good coffee is
the only enjoyment left in my miserable life so I don't care what it
costs.

Frank

but the coffee prepared in a Frech Press is excellent. Are you sure that you
are using a good coffe and your coffe is ground appropriately?

Alfredo

PS: I use a Bodum french press. Is some expensive but is very good



"Philadelphia Frank" > escribió en el mensaje
...
>I make my coffee one mug at a time in a French Press. Is there a
> quality machine that is better for smaller quantities? Good coffee is
> the only enjoyment left in my miserable life so I don't care what it
> costs.
>
> Frank

"Philadelphia Frank" > wrote

>I make my coffee one mug at a time in a French Press. Is there a
> quality machine that is better for smaller quantities? Good coffee is
> the only enjoyment left in my miserable life so I don't care what it
> costs.
>
Since you are brewing a single cup at a time, I'd consider a Zass. It is a
quality grinder that will last the rest of your life. I'm a Sweet Maria's
fan, so here's a link: http://www.sweetmarias.com/prod.zas.shtml

Enjoy!
S

Thanks for the reply. I never considered a manual grinder. Can you
recomend anything particular? It looks like the main difference
between most of them is cosmetic.

I always liked the idea of buying the best. Electric "best" look to be
over $500! Are the "Zass" grinders at the top of the manual grinder
heap?

Thanks for taking the time to answer my question, and I think I really
am going to get one of these. They are appealing.

Frank

On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 19:11:14 GMT, "Starsha"
> wrote:

>
>"Philadelphia Frank" > wrote
>
>>I make my coffee one mug at a time in a French Press. Is there a
>> quality machine that is better for smaller quantities? Good coffee is
>> the only enjoyment left in my miserable life so I don't care what it
>> costs.
>>
>Since you are brewing a single cup at a time, I'd consider a Zass. It is a
>quality grinder that will last the rest of your life. I'm a Sweet Maria's
>fan, so here's a link: http://www.sweetmarias.com/prod.zas.shtml
>
>Enjoy!
>S
>

"Philadelphia Frank" > wrote

>
> I always liked the idea of buying the best. Electric "best" look to be
> over $500! Are the "Zass" grinders at the top of the manual grinder
> heap?
>
> Thanks for taking the time to answer my question, and I think I really
> am going to get one of these. They are appealing.
>
Yes, Zass is at the top of the manual grinder heap.
S