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Date: 31 Jan 2007 06:38:30
From: Karl
Subject: Kettle for AeroPress
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Anyone know how much water the AeroPress takes? Anyone have a
suggestion for the smallest electric kettle to use with it for
traveling? I'm looking at the Bodum Mini Ibis Electric Water Kettle;
is there something smaller that would work?
Karl
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Date: 01 Feb 2007 07:42:43
From: Karl
Subject: Re: Kettle for AeroPress
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> my aeropress holds 200mL when filled to the top k (a cup being 250mL).
> I've found mine to be good for travelling, mainly because it's unbreakable.
> HTH!
> Wayne in NZ
Thanks. I'm off to get one. Sounds great for travel. Do you use one of
those little immersion heaters?
Karl
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Date: 02 Feb 2007 09:50:21
From: Wayne
Subject: Re: Kettle for AeroPress
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"Karl" <karlmiltonrice@yahoo.com > wrote in message
news:1170344563.192692.42430@a75g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
>> my aeropress holds 200mL when filled to the top k (a cup being 250mL).
>> I've found mine to be good for travelling, mainly because it's
>> unbreakable.
>> HTH!
>> Wayne in NZ
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> Thanks. I'm off to get one. Sounds great for travel. Do you use one of
> those little immersion heaters?
>
> Karl
Hi Karl,
no - all the places I've stayed have had kettles in the room, or there has
been easy access to hot water close by.
Cheers,
Wayne in NZ
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Date: 31 Jan 2007 11:36:15
From: Karl
Subject: Re: Kettle for AeroPress
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On Jan 31, 1:34 pm, "Jack Denver" <nunuv...@netscape.net > wrote:
> You could get an immersion heater and boil the water in the hotel coffee
> mugs (or bring your own). That's your best bet for "traveling light".
Thanks for the suggestions, Jack. I was wondering how much water the
AeroPress uses - I guess it's about a cup since the ads all show it
dispensing into a cup, so an immersion heater should do. Haven't
melted one of those down since college.
Karl
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Date: 01 Feb 2007 10:23:01
From: Wayne
Subject: Re: Kettle for AeroPress
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I was wondering how much water the
> AeroPress uses - I guess it's about a cup since the ads all show it
> dispensing into a cup, so an immersion heater should do. Haven't
> melted one of those down since college.
> Karl
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Hi Karl,
my aeropress holds 200mL when filled to the top k (a cup being 250mL).
I've found mine to be good for travelling, mainly because it's unbreakable.
HTH!
Wayne in NZ
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Date: 31 Jan 2007 13:34:41
From: Jack Denver
Subject: Re: Kettle for AeroPress
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You could get an immersion heater and boil the water in the hotel coffee
mugs (or bring your own). That's your best bet for "traveling light".
http://doitbest.com/DoItBest/Main.aspx?PageID=64&SKU=610739
Be sure to keep the element under water at all times when the thing is
plugged in or it will melt itself in a jiffy.
"Karl" <karlmiltonrice@yahoo.com > wrote in message
news:1170254310.391730.70400@l53g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Anyone know how much water the AeroPress takes? Anyone have a
> suggestion for the smallest electric kettle to use with it for
> traveling? I'm looking at the Bodum Mini Ibis Electric Water Kettle;
> is there something smaller that would work?
>
> Karl
>
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