Kalita Wave Paper Coffee Filters I Larger Size 185 I 100 Count I Specially Pour Over Dripper I Made in Japan, Large, White
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CB
> 3 dayThis size was hard to find. Glad they fit my Oxo single-serve feature.
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ETphonehome
> 3 dayWork really well in my Kalimantan drip. Aririved quickly. Will repurchase
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Frank Bruce
> 3 dayThe seller delivered on time, and the product was as described. I would do business here again.
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Chrissy
> 3 dayThese filters work perfectly for my Kalita 185
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Capt Ginyu
Greater than one weekThese work well in my OXO 8 cup brewer for the single cup basket drop in. I mean it’s a paper coffee filter lol. Nothing else you can really say. I’m kind of surprised that they’re aren’t many cheaper options considering I can get a pack of 200 Melita basket filters at WM for $2.17. I doubt I’d buy these again for the crazy price for only 100. Hopefully some other manufacturers will start producing this size.
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Ann D.
Greater than one weekThese work well in pour over units, where one brews directly into a mug, but I use them with the small-brew insert in an Oxo drip coffee maker. Brew is concentrated for 2-4 cups, and works really well for one coffee drinker who wants a couple of cups.
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Susan from Tampa Bay
Greater than one weekThe Kalita pour over makes the best coffee, and the filters dont leave a paper taste. Worth the money and the ritual required to make great coffee.
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Christopher Guilfoil
> 3 dayExpensive, but works well.
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catch1949
> 3 dayThese are high quality filters, conveniently packaged and simple to use. Each filter retains the wave shape. They are white and clean looking. Ive tried about 8 coffee making techniques and the Kalita Wave system using these filters is one of my top two methods. I will purchase these again and again.
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Jon
> 3 dayI will say other than waiting almost two weeks for these filters, there essential to the Kalita wave. And very nice they don’t leave any aftertaste whether you rinse the filter or not. Just make sure you grind coarse, coarser than a Chemex. It will kinda appear like a brownie when the brew is finished l. I usually sift my fines out, it makes a really fruity cup depending on the beans you have and the freshness.