Anyone try this for coffee? I bought tea bags filled with coffee in Australia and it was great.
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Patricia, Coffee is what my mother likes these bags for. She really likes being able to put in as much as she likes in them. Hope this helps.
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These hold enough coffee for a 16oz brew. That's actually the only thing I use them for actually
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I don't think you would want to use this for coffee. In this tea kettle, the water circulates through the infuser. The tea is then infused. When you make coffee, the technique is more a drip. You want the water to drip through the coffee, not continue to circulate through it. Also, after examining the holes in the infuser part of the tea kettle, I think the coffee grinds are too fine and would fall out of the holes.
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I got curious and HAD to try it. It works great with tea leaves! Thanks for the idea.Best reagards, Jerry
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I bought it for hot tea but they have reusable pods you can buy to put your coffee grounds in or you can buy the singles.
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We keep all our tea bags in our box . don't know if loose tea would work. Try a small batch to see if it works. I think it would.
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The k-cups do not fit this, but I discovered if your a tea drinker a tea bag is great. Just put in capsule holder close run and wow the best cup of tea!! Now Im going to buy the coffee bags!Yes I do suggest this. I enjoy teas and a great latte or cappuchino.
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on mine I use different coffee/ fairly fine grind. the cord I got with the machine was the USA plug outlets. I use it in australia as well wiht different cord. I found that the same cord that is on my computer power sorce works it is the three prong one. the machine I have is 240/110 compatable. I like it but for me it does not make a big enough cup, I need to make two little pots for my cup of coffee.
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I don't think that would work. There would be no seal around the bag to force the water through the tea. There is a reusable metal filter that could be filled with loose tea.
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I haven't used for coffee but with tea after I fill the bag I turn the flap like part down and twist it tightly. For extra security, you could secure with a twistie.
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Yes! The holes a fine, but it is definitely meant for tea. Coffee and some herbal infusions might have some issues. I haven't brewed rooibos or chamomile in it loose, and I would expect to see a little sediment from something very fine like that. It's very sturdy and awesome for tea though.
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you need to buy senseo pods....they are cheaperthan k-cups. not avail in stores. also you can buy coffee pods to fill but theydon't workas well. good for tea bags also.
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I have used it for rooibos and it catches most of the grounds, maybe not 100% but sufficient for me. I haven't used it for coffee, but I can't see why it wouldn't work.
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I would say -- try it --- if it does change the flavor of your coffee wash it real well with hot soapy water and find something else to use Or buy a new BonJour for your tea
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I just read the reviews on this product and noticed two things that might answer your question. 1) Someone posted they burned the bag to test if it was 100% cotton and determined there were synthetic fibers. If brewing tea in a bag that may have synthetic fibers bothers you, then I wouldn't suggest using this to brew tea. 2) Another reviewer noted they use these bags to brew tea and were very happy with the results. Hope this helps!
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Have you tried using the insert-able screens with a high octane coffee? It works great with my tea especially with the different temperatures that are needed for specific teas.
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I think it would work just fine. I use mine for tea and have had no problems so far.
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I'm sorry but I have never used this product to make tea, only cold-brewed coffee.