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Is The Future Of The AeroPress Clear?
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I bought a reusable metal filter so that's not an issue for me. There aren't really third party filters available, which is strange given how popular of a device it is.
There are a few 3rd party paper filters out there but I didn't like any I tried; off flavors, bad fit, suspect origin and materials. Plenty of 3rd party metal filter options though.
And once upon a time saw a 3rd party reusable cloth filter, which seems like WAY too much effort to me.
Didn't like the metal filter because I found it made the coffee grittier than a paper filter.
Thankfully I haven't noticed any issues with the unbleached 3rd party paper filters I got - especially since I bought a pack of 1000 lol
I tried a metal one, but felt like it affected the taste. It also stuck to the coffee grounds too meaning you can't push all the used coffee grounds into the bin as easily
The only third party filters I know of are metal filters, cotton filters, and of course the rubber gasket metal filter that comes with the prismo