A Bodum (empresa Dinamarques de acessórios e utilidades de cozinha) está com um catálogo de cair o queixo e seu encarte para café está uma loucura !
A variedade é tão grande que em seu grupo de pressers tem até uma que leva o nome de BRAZIL, WOW!
(Presser Bodum da linha Brazil)
Curiosidade: A primeira French Presser da BODUM chamava The santos (será que era por causa do Porto de santos e da Bolsa do café?)
- Um gostinho:
The Art of Coffe making
“Black as the devil, hot as hell, pure as an angel, sweet as love.”
With this, Talleyrand, the 18th century French diplomat, was not
describing a woman but his concept of good coffee. There are
many different ways to brew a wonderful cup of coffee, but
each and everyone of them must follow a few
fundamental rules: Use fresh roast coffee
and grind it as close to the moment you
wish to brew as possible. If you
have to store coffee, be sure to use an
absolutely airtight container and
keep it in a cool place, preferably the refrigerator
or freezer. Use enough grounds –
for instance 4 level tablespoons for a large
mug. Rinse your coffee maker with hot
water before you brew. Use fresh and
pleasant tasting water and let the cold water run for a while before
filling the water kettle. If you brew with hard water, use a little more
ground coffee. Pour the water very hot but not boiling. And now
the most important rule of them all: Enjoy.
I love it !!!
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