We offer a comprehensive range of paper coffee filters including AeroPress filters, Hario V60 filters, and various sizes of paper filters in both natural and bleached varieties.
Natural (brown) filters are unbleached and may impart a slight papery taste if not rinsed properly. Bleached (white) filters are processed to remove this taste and typically produce cleaner, brighter flavours with less paper interference.
This is really up to personal preference but we'd recommend rinsing paper filters with hot water before brewing. This removes any papery taste and preheats your brewing vessel for better temperature stability.
No, it's important to use the correct size and shape for your specific brewing device. Using the wrong filter can cause overflow, poor extraction, or damage to your equipment. If you're unsure which filter to use, please don't hesitate to drop us a message and we'll be happy to help.
Paper filters help remove oils and fine particles, resulting in cleaner, brighter cups with enhanced clarity and reduced bitterness.
Used paper filters and coffee grounds can typically be composted. Check your local composting guidelines, as most paper filters are biodegradable.
In general, paper filters are designed for single use. Reusing them can result in poor taste, reduced filtration effectiveness, and potential tearing. You can however buy reusable metal filters for devices like the AeroPress.
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