UST Pieghevole Flexware Coffee Drip con design forte, flessibile, compatto, senza BPA e guarnizione del coperchio per escursionismo, zaino in spalla, campeggio e sopravvivenza all'aperto

Name: UST Pieghevole Flexware Coffee Drip con design forte, flessibile, compatto, senza BPA e guarnizione del coperchio per escursionismo, zaino in spalla, campeggio e sopravvivenza all'aperto
Brand: ust
SKU: 0661120264156
Price: 25.83 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Prepara il tuo caffè preferito durante le escursioni con lo zaino in spalla e le gite in campeggio con il caffè Drip FlexWare di Ultimate Survival Technologies. Questa flebo di caffè pieghevole funziona con un filtro di carta numero due, preparando il caffè nella tua tazza preferita mentre versi acqua calda sui fondi all'interno. Ci vogliono un paio di minuti perché l'acqua impregni i fondi e penetri attraverso il filtro, preparando una deliziosa tazza di caffè. Il silicone alimentare resistente al calore non crea sottoprodotti nocivi con liquidi caldi (è privo di BPA), resistendo a temperature fino a 450 gradi Fahrenheit. Inoltre, è lavabile in lavastoviglie per una pulizia profonda una volta tornato dal campeggio.

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EAN: 0661120264156

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Attività all'aperto, Campeggio ed escursionismo, Cucina da campo, Caffettiere e teiere,

MATERIALI: costruzione in silicone ed è lavabile in lavastoviglie. CONVENIENTE: presenta un design pieghevole per una facile conservazione e trasporto. SANO: il materiale non assorbe gli odori o il sapore del caffè e non trasferisce il sapore di plastica o chimico alla birra. FACILITÀ D'USO: Posizionalo sopra una tazza o una ciotola, carica la parte superiore con un filtro (compatibile con il cono n. 2), macina e versa acqua calda o bollente (attenzione quando lo versi) nella parte superiore: il caffè gocciolerà lentamente attraverso i due fori nella parte inferiore finché non sarà completo e pronto da bere. DIMENSIONI: 3,25" H x 4,5" L (espanso), 0,75" H x 4,5" L (ripiegato) e pesa 3,6 once.

Brand	ust
Brand	‎ust
Brand Name	‎ust
Capacity	960 Milliliters
Capacity	‎960 Milliliters
Coffee Maker Type	‎Drip Coffee Machine
Color	Orange
Color	‎Orange
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 549 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Filter Type	‎Paper
Human Interface Input	‎Buttons
Included Components	‎Coffee Drip
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎3.25 x 4.5 x 3.25 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎6.22 x 4.72 x 1.34 inches
Item Weight	‎0.12 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Battenfeld Technologies, Inc
Material	‎flexible silicone
Model Name	‎FlexWare Coffee Drip, Orange
Number of Items	‎1
Package Type	‎Standard Packaging
Package Weight	‎0.13 Kilograms
Part Number	‎20-CKT0019-09
Product Dimensions	4.5"D x 4.5"W x 3.25"H
Product Dimensions	‎4.5"D x 4.5"W x 3.25"H
Size	‎One Size
Special Feature	Manual
Special Feature	‎Manual
Specific Uses For Product	‎Coffee brewing
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult
Unit Count	‎1.0 Count
Wattage	‎4.5 watts

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Scritto da: buzzybee

Not exactly for drip coffee

I bought this to use in the office but I find myself using this at home more. We have a shared pantry & office, plus because of COVID, I don't trust leaving a coffee press in the office. This was great. I can pack it in my bag every day to bring in/out of the office to use along with a sandwich bag of coffee grinds & coffee filters. It's also pretty easy to clean being that it's silicone; I usually just rinse and dry when in the office, then at night I'll wash it with soap. However, I don't use this as a drip method for brewing. The flow is much too fast and you wouldn't get much coffee taste; you would need to use possibly double the amount in order to get the desired taste, unless you don't mind wasting your coffee. I usually scoop the coffee in a cup of hot water; stir and let it sit for a minute to let it steep out the flavor/caffeine. Then, I'll pour the coffee over this (with a filter of course) over another cup. It does take some time, effort, and space though but this is also how I like to brew coffee at home. I've tried many methods and this yielded the best results for me. This is also the method I'd do on my 'good' coffee grinds, while the not so good one I can care less and sometimes put it into the Keurig as well. For me, this worked great and for $5 it was amazing. I use to use the large IKEA funnel and now this replaced it - it's also much easier to use. But as mentioned, I wouldn't recommend using this for drip brewing method. It's amazing for just holding the filter paper and removing the grinds after other brewing methods - even press beacause they leave grinds behind too.

Scritto da: Nerdy Woman

This may replace my pod coffeemaker.

When planning a camping trip, I needed a solution that would provide hot water for my daughter's tea and my coffee. I decided to use a tea kettle and pour over setup. Standard #2 cone filters fit just fine. I like dark coffees and decided to treat myself to a spendy artisan brand. I tested it at home before spending a week in the great outdoors with my pour over coffee solution. The coffee turned out terrible. But then, I tested the same coffee in a reusable pod in my home machine. It was just as bad. My supermarket has whole beans and a grinder, so I bought a 1/2-lb of the store brand dark roast. The pour over coffee came out fantastic! Off in the outdoors for a week, the coffee was soooo good, I may go to the little bit of extra trouble to do this at home. Cleaning is super easy. Just a quick wipe with a paper towel and it was dry and ready to collapse and store in my utensil box. This would not be the ideal solution if your entire crew drinks coffee (unless everyone gets their own pour over filter or is really, really patient), but when you have one coffee drinker and one tea drinker, it's perfect.

Scritto da: Elle

Exactly what I needed - no more crappy coffee while traveling

This is just what I needed: Something I can pack to make GOOD coffee in the morning while traveling. Compact, lightweight, easy to use, and easy to clean. I make pour over coffee at home, so I'm used the conical frame and filters. But the rigid filter holder I use at home isn't exactly easy to pack. This is perfect, whether I'm throwing it into a suitcase for a business trip or packing supplies for a road trip or camping. I'm one of those people that wants my coffee BEFORE I venture out in public, while I'm getting ready in the morning. But hotel or AirBnB coffee if often lacking. And camping trips mean every inch of space is at a premium. This works great in all those circumstances. Bring your own (good) coffee and have your morning joe exactly as you want it. For those who say that this thing collapses, yes, it requires a little care. But I haven't had any trouble, and it even fits my travel mug (which my home filter frame doesn't.) Just be gentle when pouring the water in, and don't bump it while it's draining. It's smaller than the one I use at home, so it takes a bit more time to make a huge mug, but that's OK, it still beats the tiny cups of watery coffee that the hotel Kuerig makes.

Scritto da: Ronald Morales

Práctico para viajes

Muy buen producto, muy práctico para preparar cae en viajes, muy fácil de limpiar.

Scritto da: Tikka

Great for Campers wannabe!

I bought this coffee dripper to use with my reusable cotton coffee filter and to figure out if I wanted to start using a stainless steel one. It is smaller than my filter but it is oaky. I love the way it fills my place with the smell of coffee, something that my coffee maker never did. The thing that concerns me a lot is the Cancer note on the box. I am not sure what chemicals it is made out of and that concerns me greatly. They should let buyers know.

Scritto da: Nick V

Convenient-Perfect for on the go pour overs

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! It folds completely flat, and fits perfectly in my backpacking cookware set. One of the few backcountry luxuries I enjoy is great coffee-this is SUCH a level up from instant coffee on the trail. It’s worth remembering that this is meant to be used with a filter. Instead of creating extra trash on my next trip, I’m going to purchase a metal-mesh reusable filter. PRO TIP: A lot of the reviews talk about the device collapsing when filled with water. I don’t fill it completely, but treat it like I would making a pour over at home (a few fl oz at a time), and I’ve never had this happen.

Scritto da: MOM

I love this thing!

I love that it's collapsible. It fits flat into my camping stuff. And when I was done camping I pulled it out and used it at home as well. I did use regular filters with it, which was okay. But when I bought the ones that are the right shape for it. It actually works better and is a little faster.

Scritto da: S

This works - high quality & design

I like that it has handles that stay cool to the touch. I like that it is sturdy. And I like that it has a rim at the bottom to fit over the rim of the cup and will not slide off, like my plastic Malita did a few times. Worth it! I got it for camping and now I use it in my morning routine.

Scritto da: McD

Does what was expected

Does what was expected However slightly heavy for size

Scritto da: Amanda Mae

Not great, read below

Pros - collapsible.... to a fault Cons - tries to fall over/collapse on one side when there is water in it so you have to babysit the brewer. - has 2 holes at the bottom so the water filters through far too quickly, resulting in week coffee. To fix this I brew into cup #1. Then use cup #1 weak coffee to pour over grinds again, brews into cup #2. I will be searching for a more sturdy item, hopefully with single hole.

Scritto da: Cathy Stone

Works great!

Used last week while camping, works as well as my solid Melita one but stores flat - fits nicely on top of my small cooking pot, ready for the morning. There are two drain holes in the bottom, but if I wet the coffee grounds at first, they stay more collected at the bottom and then the water doesn't drain as fast. I do this at home too. Then the water has a chance to get to know the coffee and makes for a stronger brew. I worried it would be too floppy, but it's just fine, plenty sturdy while expanded.

Scritto da: DragicaG

Only made for #2 filters

Love this dropper but for some reason the Melitta filters are constantly ripping open through the bottom. I suspect the filter is wider than the mouth of the dropper at the bottom and the water tears through. A bit disappointing. Stains easily. Love the fact that it collapses and easy to store.

Scritto da: alarouge

Overlanders Dream

Simple pour over and it makes the best coffee. I’ll choose this over my percolator and French press every time, I love it. The silicone is super easy to rinse, no annoying coffee grounds to clean up and saves me a ton of room by collapsing. Best thing since sliced bread!