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Bodum 17 oz Columbia Thermal French Press Coffee Maker, Insulated Double Wall Stainless Steel, Chrome

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Size: 17 oz


Features

  • Insulated French press coffee maker with a durable, double wall stainless steel construction for greater heat retention.
  • Keeps coffee hot for up to two hours.
  • 1.5-liter capacity, enough for 12 cups of coffee.
  • Silicone and mesh plunger that prevents scratching, offers a more complete filtration, and reduces sediment.
  • Easy-grip, cool-touch handle thats a pleasure to hold and pour.
  • Safety lid that keeps contents from spilling.
  • Environmentally friendly method of brewing no paper filters or plastic capsules required.
  • Easy to use and easy to clean.
  • Dishwasher safe.

Description

About the COLUMBIA Insulated French Press Coffee Maker Plunge into piping hot coffee that’s bursting with flavor, courtesy of the COLUMBIA insulated coffee maker. Part of Bodum’s iconic French press brewing system, this innovative coffee maker blends simplicity of brewing with purity of taste, while its unique double-wall construction ensures your coffee stays hotter for longer. In four short minutes, the COLUMBIA coffee maker turns water and coarsely ground beans into rich, full-bodied coffee. But its insulated, double-wall design ensures that your brew stays hot for up to two hours. So you can enjoy a long, leisurely breakfast without needing to brew twice. Thanks to Bodum’s stylish design, the COLUMBIA looks as good as your coffee tastes. Its stainless steel body has been molded to perfection with sophisticated curves, while its durable chrome finish conceals scratches and fits into any vintage or modern kitchen. Main Features & Benefits

Brand: Bodum


Capacity: 0.6 liters


Color: Chrome


Product Dimensions: 5.59"D x 5.59"W x 5.9"H


Special Feature: 1.5-liter capacity, enough for 12 cups of coffee., Dishwasher safe., Easy to use and easy to clean., Easy-grip, cool-touch handle that’s a pleasure to hold and pour., Environmentally friendly method of brewing – no paper filters or plastic capsules required., Insulated French press coffee maker with a durable, double wall stainless steel construction for greater heat retention., Keeps coffee hot for up to two hours., Safety lid that keeps contents from spilling., Silicone and mesh plunger that prevents scratching, offers a more complete filtration, and reduces sediment. See more


Other Special Features of the Product: 1.5-liter capacity, enough for 12 cups of coffee., Dishwasher safe., Easy to use and easy to clean., Easy-grip, cool-touch handle that’s a pleasure to hold and pour., Environmentally friendly method of brewing – no paper filters or plastic capsules required., Insulated French press coffee maker with a durable, double wall stainless steel construction for greater heat retention., Keeps coffee hot for up to two hours., Safety lid that keeps contents from spilling., Silicone and mesh plunger that prevents scratching, offers a more complete filtration, and reduces sediment.


Coffee Maker Type: French Press


Specific Uses For Product: Coffee maker


Recommended Uses For Product: Brewing coffee


Operation Mode: Manual


Wattage: 500 watts


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Coffee Input Type: Ground Coffee


Filter Type: Paper


Capacity: 0.6 liters


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 5.59"D x 5.59"W x 5.9"H


Item Weight: 0.6 kg


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


coffee_filter_size: #4


Material: Stainless Steel


Exterior Finish: Stainless Steel


Brand Name: Bodum


Included Components: Filter


Model Name: Columbia


Model Number: 11055-16


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


Global Trade Identification Number: 40


Manufacturer: Bodum


UPC: 699234395237 798527558417 727015055640 721865286230 732233431633 727015055657 721866364463


Item Type Name: French Press Coffee Maker


Part Number: 11055-16


Color: Chrome


Style: Classic


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    • Elegant, Simple to Use, Easy to Clean, makes great coffee!
Size: 34 oz
Super easy to use, and to clean. Unlike presses that combine a stainless base and glass pitcher between which coffee grounds become trapped, this one is a continuous piece of stainless steel in a very elegantly curved and easy to handle shape, so it rinses completely clean. The stainless pot is insulated with a hollow double wall design (think vacuum thermos) and keeps the coffee hot during morning coffee time or a meal. The press is well made with a supple silicone seal that slides down easily during the "press" AND keeps all the grounds in the pot with no leakage. And of course it makes great coffee, the taste of which is unaltered by the press. My wife and I really like this press! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2023 by Mike
    • Wonderful coffee
Size: 34 oz
Everyone comments on what great coffee I make. I've had this pot for 15 years, it's indestructible. Love everything about it; the way it looks, the ease of use, it keeps the coffee hot, the fact that I can make coffee within minutes and of course the flavor. The glass press pots just don't hold heat. Maybe they have improved over the years but I wouldn't know because I haven't purchased a press pot in over 15 years. Highly recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2024 by Brynn Bar
    • RICH tasting coffee - sturdy pot !
Size: 51 oz
This was my first venture into French press coffee after being totally dissatisfied with the inconsistent batches from the drip machines and I am quite impressed! This is definitely the size to get for 2 or more drinkers, I couldn't imagine having a smaller size. I've actually noticed a SLIGHT oil slick on top of my coffee affirming that I'm getting ALL that the coffee bean had to offer! Grinding the beans right before brewing also helps of course. As for the amount of coffee to use, the instructions work out to be twice the amount you would use in a drip machine ie: 1T per 4oz. cup is replaced with 2T for same amount - thus creating a more robust, richer tasting coffee. Yes it takes alot of ground coffee to make French pressed coffee, but it's worth it for the taste I think. For this pot I find 12 oz. ground, measured in cup measure, gives a rich enough flavor - but experimentation is the key here. As for the whole process, it gets quite effortless once you get the steps down and the timing correct. Here is a quick run down that I use: put the kettle on, grind the coffee, when the kettle whistles pour 2" into pot to prewarm it, put lid on in closed position, measure coffee while keeping the tea kettle OFF the heat, water should be just OFF the boil before adding to the coffee, remove pot lid, add ground coffee to the existing hot water and stir with metal teaspoon to thoroughly wet it and mix into a slurry, add hot water up to 1" below inside edge of pour spout, stir it well again, replace lid with plunger in UP position and lid turned close, set timer for 4 mins., when time is up, slooowly press down plunger while gently holding the HOT lid, lifting up the plunger abit if it jams and press down again till you get to the bottom and it won't go any further, turn lid to the open position (keeping plunger down), pour and ENJOY! I have never had any grinds migrate past the filter though you may notice a slight sludgy residue at the bottom of your cup and more so as you get down to the last of the pot, but it is not undesirable by any means. I definitely set the pot on a heavy duty hot mat while steeping and serving as well as keeping the pot wrapped in a heavy dish towel, keeps it hot for quite awhile. Just remember to turn the lid shut each time you pour some out, effortless, and it will retain the heat longer. As for cleaning the pot, also very simple. Pull out the lid/plunger assembly and gently (not scratching inside of pot) scoop out the packed down grounds with same teaspoon used earlier in the process, rinse out the remaining grinds and hand wash and dry the pot to eliminate water spots on the shiny exterior finish. The filter disk DOES screw off the plunger rod for cleaning but not needed each time I'd think. Let the wire mesh filter air dry a few hours before enclosing in back into the pot for storage and that's it - no muss, no fuss. Though I don't use the pot everyday, IF I have any coffee left over I refrigerate it in a sealed glass jar to reheat the rest of the week. I've done that with drip brewed coffee as well for YEARS with no real taste deterioration noted. How easy can that get in the rushed morning than to pour a cup from the jar, nuke it and you're off - works for me everyday ;) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2005 by Ms. Regie
    • Love it
Size: 17 oz
This is a classy little pot. If you like French press coffee this will give you a great cup. Play around with your proportions to get the depth of flavor you prefer. Get the grind correct and use the right amount of grounds. Blanch the grounds first, then fill the pot with hot water. Stir and let it sit 3-5 minutes. Plunge the screen down and pour immediacy . You'll get a little creme and a very rich tasty coffee. And the pot has the added benefit of being very attractive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by Uncle Jim
    • makes great tasting coffee, but it's not a steel thermos with a French press inside of it
Size: 34 oz
I've long preferred the taste of French press coffee to that produced by drip machines. Although I've had a Bodum Chambord press at home for over a decade, two problems limited my use of the press: 1) If more than one mug of coffee is made, the coffee cools down very quickly through the glass walls of the Chambord; 2) I have broken three Chambord FRAMES (plastic) yet the glass beaker survived...pointing to a weakness in the plastic frame. Maybe expansion of the glass when filled with hot water--or in the dishwasher-- stretched the plastic. I bought the Chambord from Starbucks back when they made colored plastic frames. Bodum replaced the frame once. I now have a complete but unsafe Chambord (with cracked frame AGAIN) and a spare beaker from an earlier plastic Chambord, which was a gift (that makes three cracked plastic frames in all, and no broken beakers). Two years ago, I gave a steel Friesling press to friends who own a boat and whose owner is a daily coffee drinker. They were pleased with it. At the time, the thermal properties were less important than having it be unbreakable for marine use. My year old Bosch drip machine is flimsy, makes so-so coffee, and takes up a lot of space on the counter. Setting it up and cleaning it after use takes as much time as using a French press. Browsing through Amazon for a sturdier Chambord with a metal frame, I ran across the Columbia by Bodum. I don't know when it was introduced, but I don't remember it being an option when I bought the Friesling two years ago. I was attracted to the unbreakable steel design, the modest price ($40, not much more than a Chambord of similar size), and the potential to keep coffee warm, though earlier reviewers warned that it doesn't function like a true thermos. That said, it makes delicious coffee. I preheat the container with hot water, which helps retain heat. The Columbia will keep unused coffee drinkably hot for an hour, and warm for about two hours. The top is not insulated, it is only single wall plastic, so one should not think of this as an insulated double wall steel thermos with a French press inside. The plastic chrome top is subject to fingerprint smudging, far more so than the steel container itself. Because the top is of lower quality than the body of the press, I gave it only four stars. All parts are dishwasher safe. Like all French press devices, the coffee uses should be of a coarse grind. Using fine drip ground coffee will result in clogging of the filter, or the filter will not sequester all of the grounds below the coffee when you press the ground to the bottom. Buy a grinder, or use a grinder at the store to grind your whole beans, using the coarse setting. Many of the burr grinders for home use have a dial to adjust the coarseness. If you use a blade grinder, achieving a uniform coarse grind is more difficult and is somewhat of an art; these grinders are better for producing a fine drip grind. I use a an electric Bodum Ibis kettle which boils water in a few minutes. Preparation is the same as for any French press device: pour hot water over coarsely ground coffee, stir with non-metallic utensil, cover, wait five minutes, press grounds to bottom and pour out the coffee. If you want a French press device that can keep your coffee hot for hours, buy this product and pour the coffee into a double wall thermos as soon as the coffee is ready. Or, if you only need the coffee hot for an hour or two, use this device without a thermos. Pro's: beautiful, unbreakable design; makes delicious coffee; when filled to capacity, can make four big mugs or 5-6 small cups of coffee for a small crowd; all parts dishwasher safe; uses far less counter space than a drip machine. Con's: need to use thermos if you want coffee hot beyond 1-2 hours (but much better heat retention than a glass Bodum press); cheap-looking plastic cover whose chrome lid doesn't match the brushed steel and which is subject to fingerprints; you still need a big drip coffee maker or urn if you are serving a big crowd. With respect to the last "con", there are now two drip coffee makers sitting on racks in the garage, used only when there is a crowd. The rest of the time, a stylish steel press sits on the counter in the kitchen, occupying far less space than it's predecessor drip machine ever did. Since there are no plugs, the press can be moved around the kitchen if more counter room is needed for say a baking project. Much easier than unplugging a drip machine and moving it elsewhere without breaking the carafe. Bodum also makes a matching sugar-creamer set for those interested in a complete look. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2007 by OC Doc

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