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Bodum Chambord 17-Ounce Coffee Press | 
 enlarge | Brand: Bodum
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $47.00
Buy New: $29.99
You Save: $17.01 (36%)
New (11) Used (1) from $22.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  270 reviews
Sales Rank: 1002
Color: Chrome
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Size: 4 Cup
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 7.9 x 6.1 x 4.7
MPN: 1924-16
Model: 1924-16
UPC: 727015742601
EAN: 0727015141718
ASIN: B00012D0R2
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 17-ounce capacity | | • | Durable stainless-steel frame | | • | Heat-resistant borosilicate glass beaker | | • | Dishwasher-safe | | • | Accepted as one of the best ways to brew coffee. |
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Product Description
Bodum Chambord 4 Cup Coffee Press 17 Oz. - Bodum 1924-16USC
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| Customer Reviews: Read 265 more reviews...
 I love this press November 29, 2008
This press makes the best tasting coffee you will ever drink. I'm sure there are other coffee presses that make coffee just as well, but I doubt they make anything better. This is a very well built press. The screen is held tight to the walls of the glass beaker by a coil spring keeping any grinds from getting by. The only grinds that escape to the coffee above are those that are smaller than the spaces in the screen. Many people are probably confused by the 12 cup rating. These are 4 oz cups. I get about 4 mug sized cups from this press. One thing I would have liked to have seen on this press is graduations on the glass holder. It would be nice to know where 3, 6, & 9 cups would be when making less. Guessing has worked fairly well for me and I suppose I could mark it myself, but this is my only "complaint".
 great coffee in a small pot November 25, 2008
Press pots make great tasting coffee. I love this little press pot that makes up to 3 cups because I'm a 2-cupper person. There's space for pressing that I didn't have in a previous 2-cup pot. It's important to allow enough space at the top so that coffee doesn't spill out. The only flaw is that the stainless steel holder rusts on the carafe unless the carafe is removed and all pieces wiped dry before using again.
Our first French press -- we've retired the drip coffee maker November 25, 2008
The 8 cup (remember-that's 8 four ounce cups) Bodum Chambord is our first ever French press. My wife and I have long enjoyed fine coffees. Experience showed us that grinding the whole beans right before brewing made a better tasting cup. We kept hearing and reading that a French press was another step in getting a great cup of coffee. To see if we would be able to taste the diffference my wife and I visited our local Starbucks at one of their quieter times and asked to have our favorite blend made for us with their French press. WOW! We came home, did some research and bought the Bodum Chambord. Having used it now for about six weeks we have stored away the drip coffee maker for those times when we may have company and need to make 12 cups (American 8 oz. cups) at a time. We find that since the coffee from the French press is much stronger, richer we are satisfied with the quantity produced by one pot full. Since there is no warming plate beneath this pot I thought at first that perhaps I should have purchased the more expensive double wall pot for its thermal properties. Then I rembered that my Scottish grandmother always kept her teapot hot on the table by covering it with a "tea cozie." That did the trick for us. You may need to experiment with the grind of your coffee. We've learned that if the grind isn't coarse enough the plunger is hard to press down. A higher quality grinder will be under our Christmas tree. Cleaning the pot and its internal workings is a breeze. Parts of it are dishwasher safe but it's so easy I prefer to wash it by hand. We have read complaints about the carafe being cheap and easy to break. We don't agree. Just use a little care when you remove it from the stand (that facilitates washing). If you do happen to break the carafe replacements are readily available. As you have probably guessed we highly recommend this product.
Love it! November 24, 2008
Had a different Bodum model previously (unfortunately broke the carafe in the sink) but this model is so much easier to clean: the filter comes apart easily (all the pieces screw together at the base of the press)and the carafe comes out of the stainless steel handle/base. works great, easy to clean.
Does exactly what it's supposed to do. November 23, 2008
This is the standard 8-cup french press. It does exactly what it's supposed to do. I've owned a plastic version of this press for years and loved it until it broke. This is the exact replacement, except hopefully slightly more resilient.
After reading some reviews complaining about the size or about scalding burns I was wondering if something had changed in the design, or if it was in some way different than my old one - it's not. I'm guessing people might just be a little overly excited about pressing the plunger. It has happened to enough people that there are several warnings in the instructions. This one has an extra little bit of plastic in the lid that looks like an open/close feature, but I don't see any added benefit from it, nor drawbacks.
"8-cup" in this case is not an 8 fl oz cup. But this is the standard size that you see at coffee shops or restaurants, generally for 2-4 people.
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