Asobu Portable Coldbrew Coffee Maker Review (Tomoson)

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I received the Asobu Portable Coldbrew Coffee Maker, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.

The coffee maker comes with a built-in, 40oz., vacuum insulated,  carafe for portability and easy storage. The carafe can be removed from the maker.  The coffee can be brewed from 12 (for hot coffee) to 24 for cold coffee. It also has an air valve on top. The air valve needs to be closed when brewing and open, when you are ready to empty the coffee into the carafe. There is also a button on the side, which empties the coffee into the carafe.

I wanted the coffee maker so I can make coffee, without my kids knowing. I made this batch with break the cup coffee. I do not have an electric, coffee maker, but do have a french press. To use, you add the grounds into the metal filter. You soak the grounds and then add water to the glass part, to start infusing the coffee.

The coffee was strong after 24 hours. Great way to get a quick, pick me up. You can then add creamer, sugar, or just drink it black. I made ice coffee, the first time, I used the brewer.

You can purchase the coffee maker on Amazon, using the link above. The carafe comes in 4 colors: black, white, silver, and copper. The coffee maker is prime-eligible.

Pelisy Stainless Steel French Press Coffee Maker Review (Tomoson)

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I received Pelisy Stainless Steel French Press Coffee Maker, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The French press holds five cups of coffee. The press also comes with a scooping spoon.

I love coffee but rarely buy it for the home. I get forgetful. This month, I remembered to get some coffee and creamer. I used the press to make a double mocha cappuchino/ground coffee blend.

First, I heated up water in my kettle. I poured the water into the press.

I tried to make the cappuchino at first, but the cappuchino did not turn out right with the press. I remade the coffee with the ground coffee, using the cappuchino to flavor the coffee. The new blend turned out perfect. (Note: the ground coffee goes at the bottom. Then add hot water to "bloom" the coffee. Insert plunger. Let coffee steep for 4-5 minutes, then plunge slowly.

The press did not come with instructions. I had used one before and knew how to use it, but for the novice, instructions would be nice. I did google some instructions to share with readers.

• How to use a French Press
• Illy how to use a French Press Guide
• Serious Seats (a more scientific version of how to use a press)

I also liked the size of the press. It was easy to carry around from the closet (since it is glass), to the kitchen, to my side table in the bedroom. I am in serious need of coffee for the next few weeks. Too many back to back appointments for myself and the kids.

You can purchase the press, using the link above.