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A CeraFilter is a ceramic coffee filter that does not use disposable materials such as paper or cloth.
It is made of porous ceramic with numerous holes of several tens of microns in size. The fine mesh, which is invisible to the eye
The invisible fine mesh reduces the unpleasant taste of the coffee and gives it a mellow taste.
The oil, which is one of the tasty components of coffee, is allowed to pass through, resulting in aromatic coffee. It can also be used for green tea, black tea
It can also be used for green tea, black tea, and shochu, etc. In addition, by pouring tap water into it, impurities and miscellaneous tastes can be reduced.
*Material:
Ceramic is a material used for filtration.
Ceramic is also used as a filtration material. To ensure that the original flavor of the beverage is extracted, no ingredients are used that could leach out any components.
*Product Features:
It is characterized by exquisitely sized invisible holes. The oil from the bean is allowed to pass through, so the original flavor of the coffee bean can be tasted.
The coffee bean oil is a tasty ingredient. Coffee oil is not only a flavor component, but also an aroma and a mild taste.
It is also the ingredient that gives coffee its aroma and mild taste. Coffee brewed with this product has a glistening oil content.
*Depends on the conditions of use and the type and condition of the beans.
Also used by coffee professionals.
When used with wine, it mixes with the air inside the filter as it passes through the filter.
Decanting effect can be expected.
When used with tap water, it produces water that is soft and pleasant to the palate, with minimal cloying taste.
With proper maintenance, the filter is convenient to use as long as it is not broken. Routine care
is to discard coffee and tea leaves, rinse with water, and pour boiling water over the filter until no color appears.
The process is complete. If the liquid does not come out properly, you can restore the flow by baking the filter over an open flame or in the oven.
(You can also clean the filter by boiling it in water with baking soda).