I have a Bodium 34oz New Kenyan press with plastic frame. It sounds like this beaker may work but wondering if anyone else has used this combination?
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I was a little sceptical myself, considering the sheer price difference between Bodum's (ripoff) beaker and this one. i have one of the Young plastic case Bodum presses and all I can say is it fit perfectly. I don't have the Bodum original beaker anymore to measure (shattered, thus the replacement), otherwise I'd measure it.
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Mine is about 3-7/8" wide and a little less than 7" tall, and it fits with a metal Bodum frame. I have the Bodum Chambord 8 cup French Press.
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I bought this beaker to replace my Bodum beaker with a metal frame. It fit into the frame and the filter/plunger works the same in this as the original Bodum beaker.
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It doesn't fit exactly right ... my glass cracked within a week after I bought it because the tolerances are too small, and the spout doesn't fit quite right, either, so it's difficult to pour the coffee without making a mess on the counter. Spend the extra ten bucks on the Bodum beaker, my advice. Sur La Table was selling them pretty cheap.
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This measure seems to be standard, as you can get an standard cup and they have the same volume. Inclusive, if it is a plastic frame, it might be able to fit in easier.
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I'm going with the Bodum. Fit needs to be perfect. That's what makes the french press work correctly. Also, I don't recommend plastic. It's tempting because of breakage, but plastic soaks up burnt coffee over time, and it's impossible to get rid of the taste. It's the same reason I don't use drip coffee makers. Taste is awful!
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you shouldnt normally need to remove the beaker.. if it came out easily then you might be in more of a danger of it just falling out when pouring. it is very easy to wash though. another good thing from my experience, is that the frame covers more of the glass surface, so it is better protected. i have broken several of these, but they make amazing coffee so i have to have one. this one has lasted. when cleaning you only need to remove the top and screen plunger assembly, use a rubber spatula to scoop out the grinds, and rinse with warm water. never ever ever ever use a metal spoon. take it from me.. for some reason it cracks the glass, even when you are very careful. IF you need to remove the beaker.. say it cracks and needs replacing, then soaking it in very hot water will help to remove it... so when making your coffee make sure you dont turn the beaker... i found this out with my first one...i couldnt figure out why the pour spout was shifting slightly.. when it cools down it doesnt move very easily, if at all.....lol hope this helps
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There is a glass beaker replacement park that is listed as a universal replacement for the Grosche Madrid at a cost of $11.99. Some people purchase one at the same time; the metal encasement which is a very attractive feature also acts as some protection for the French press. While I've not ordered the replacement part it wouldn't be a bad idea if you are concerned about breakage.
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I don't think the press would work without using one of the design plates. Without one of them, I think you'd just be forcing out a huge cylinder of dough, if anything. I've seen other presses that have 'plain' plates. As far as making things easier, that's not what I think of when I use this press. I've been mostly underwhelmed with its usefulness and performance. My old Mirro and newer Marcato/Atlas are far superior to this piece of flimsy, plastic junk from OXO.
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I do not know, I own a different Bodum 17 ounce press. It fits mine like the original.
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Yes and yes, I too has issues since bodum does not have the oz. or ml etc. writing on their carage so I had to measure the diameter and height of the old glass. I still had it but it had a crack in the bottom. and lo and behold it was identical.
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My order of this product arrived as a pile of shards of glass; so technically yes, you could pour the shards into any Bodum french press, the Eileen included. To give a far less snarky answer, I think it would, but I would double-check the dimensions for each press to make sure.
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I have tried this and it works. The only problem I am having is I can't seem to get the coffee strong enoughwith this devise, you can make the pod any size you want it. Watch your fingers, the iron does get hot
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I'm not sure, but I *think* so. I do not own a Bonjour French Press. The Bodum presses are listed as being 4.5 inches wide and the 8 cup Bonjour French Press is listed as being 4 inches wide. I suspect that the 1/2 inch difference accounts for the footing on the outside of the glass beaker. I *think* the round beakers are both the same diameter, in which case, this mesh filter should work for the Bonjour model. If you can afford to buy the filter and try it out, I think you'll be okay. If you cannot afford it, then keep looking until you are certain. I don't have the filter with me (it's at home, I'm at work) therefore I cannot measure the size of it. I'm not sure, but I *think* so. I do not own a Bonjour French Press. The Bodum presses are listed as being 4.5 inches wide and the 8 cup Bonjour French Press is listed as being 4 inches wide. I suspect that the 1/2 inch difference accounts for the footing on the outside of the glass beaker. I *think* the round beakers are both the same diameter, in which case, this mesh filter should work for the Bonjour model. If you can afford to buy the filter and try it out, I think you'll be okay. If you cannot afford it, then keep looking until you are certain. I don't have the filter with me (it's at... » Read More I'm not sure, but I *think* so. I do not own a Bonjour French Press. The Bodum presses are listed as being 4.5 inches wide and the 8 cup Bonjour French Press is listed as being 4 inches wide. I suspect that the 1/2 inch difference accounts for the footing on the outside of the glass beaker. I *think* the round beakers are both the same diameter, in which case, this mesh filter should work for the Bonjour model. If you can afford to buy the filter and try it out, I think you'll be okay. If you cannot afford it, then keep looking until you are certain. I don't have the filter with me (it's at home, I'm at work) therefore I cannot measure the size of it. « Show Less
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The answer is yes. I have a French press of the same dimensions (3.75 by 6.5) and the Grosche 34 fl. oz. works fine. I think the glass might be a tiny fraction of a centimeter thicker, as the presser seems to fit slightly tighter, but that will probably make it a little more durable.
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Stainless steel mesh just like my Bodum small press. I use this one when I want more than a single cup....it works great.
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I don't know. I never tried the plastic travel press. I like the stainless though.
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I trimmed down the AeroPress's black plastic cap "tabs" with a pen-knife to make a very tiny "ramp" and the press now works fine with either paper or metal filters. The ramp itself should be VERY small - I'm guessing that I only shaved down maybe a few 1/100ths of an inch deep, and only about 1/4 of the distance around each tab.
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The SterlingPro replacement glass beaker is supplied on amazon now. The current price is $15.85. If you search "SterlingPro coffee press", you will find the replacement beaker.
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I've done more than a hundred shirts and a couple of bags with this press and have had great results. I have a Cameo and the two are happily compatible. Good luck!
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We have an 8 cup Bodum French press and it fits but is taller and a very tight fit. We are just keeping it for emergency use in case ours breaks. I hope this helps. I won't purchase anything but the Bodum in the future.
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I found this at the Amazon website: Bodum 34-Ounce Coffee Press Glass Replacement Beaker