French Press Coffee Maker- 304 Stainless Steel Coffee Press 34oz (4 cups) Tea maker with 60g Coffee Canister

what our customer say this product:

1. Mary Verified Buyer – 28 June 2024

   The straining assembly doesn’t fit tightly against the interior of the pot, so that the coffee can flow around it and isn’t forced to flow through it. Your coffee ends up with grounds in it.
   

2. Denequa Porsché Verified Buyer – 17 August 2024

   This French press is amazing! I ordered the robin blue color and it’s such a vibrant look! The double vacuum sealed insulation works great and keeps coffee hot for a pretty long time. The pot comes with a little container you can use to hold things or measure out your coffee, creamer, flavoring, etc. The pot holds enough to make two standard size cups of coffee, or one large travel cup. Everything is easy to clean and making coffee was a breeze! I would definitely recommend for first time French press users!  I would order again or as a gift for another coffee lover like myself!

   

3. Heywood Jablome Verified Buyer – 10 September 2024

   I have been using the French Press method of making coffee for almost 40 years, since being introduced to it by a French girl in a beret in college (I’m not kidding). It’s the absolute only way to capture the full flavor and all the essential oils of the ground coffee beans, and even makes cheaper coffee palatable. The press pots used to be very hard to find, and the glass ones always broke easily. In fact, they still break too easily no matter how much they cost, and I refuse to buy glass pots. In fact, I haven’t bought a glass one in more than a quarter of a century, though I have been gifted with two expensive Bodum pots, one of which broke in a week, and the other seems to have been stolen or fallen into a rip in the fabric of time and space. Anyway, it’s all about stainless steel for me, and has been for a long time. I have a perfectly good pot I’ve used for the past 20 years, but this new Robin Egg Blue 34 ounce beauty by Cross Creek is now my go to pot. It is made of 18/10 stainless with a double layer vacuum insulation system that keeps coffee warm for hours. How long? The product page says at least 60 minutes, but I had coffee sit out for 8 hours in this Robin Egg Blue beauty that was still warm enough to drink without reheating or microwaving. The plunger has a triple filter setup that is made of 304 stainless and is very easy to service and clean. You can even throw it in the dishwasher if you like, though I strongly advise gentle scrub free hand washing. I occasionally take my espresso machine cleaning powder or other coffee machine cleaning crystals, and let the press pot and filter components soak in a hot water solution for several hours twice a year or so. It really gets the parts very clean. The only bit of plastic on the entire vessel is the plunger knob on the lid, and that should last the duration of the life of the pot…which should be forever with proper care. The pot also comes with a color matching 60 gram storage container also made of stainless and it features a screw on lid to store coffee powder, creamer powder, tea leaves or whatever. You can also brew loose leaf tea in this pot if you’re not a coffee drinker, and since I drink both, I can attest to the high quality brew you will get using less tea leaves than you normally do by means of other brewing techniques. Water for your tea leaves should be brought to a temperature just below boiling, like small bubbles, but your coffee water should be brought to a full rolling boil for optimum flavor. I like to stir my tea or coffee a couple of times before putting the plunger filter lid on, and I always wait at least three minutes to plunge the filter handle and serve the tea, or five minutes for the coffee. That works best for me, but you can adjust those times depending on your preferences to the strength of the flavor you desire. The Cross Creek French Press is a winner in price, build quality, styling, materials, and every other possible way, and gets my highest recommendation!

   

4. Cheryl O Verified Buyer – 2 November 2024

   This coffee press is very nice & it keeps your coffee hot. Other glass presses cool down too quickly for me. This, I can make a full pot & have another cup waiting when I’m ready. The color is so pretty & the pot comes with a little container. I probably won’t use it for coffee, but it will be handy for other things. Making coffee was easy & cleanup was as well. Very happy.

   

5. Mrs. Bean Verified Buyer – 28 January 2025

   I have a stainless French Press that I’ve been using for years. I didn’t “need” another one but my kitchen is teal, so why not?
   It’s pretty basic, easy to clean and makes great coffee. I am a bit of a coffee snob so I grind my beans first. I had a bit of cinnamon, cayenne and a pinch of salt. It works great!
   I’ve had glass ones and they end up breaking. No danger of that happening with this one.
   

6. Cvelt Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   Very nice looking in my kitchen. it works pretty well. Keep my coffee pretty hot. My complaint would be there is a few grounds that come out. And there is no marking on the lid to show you where the opening to pour is. I wish they had a screen on the spout which would help catch some of the few grounds that come out. But overall I would recommend, I just think they need upgrades to this one. Cleans well and I like the looks and shape of it.
   

7. Traci Verified Buyer – 8 March 2025

   It’s a good French press but I’m extremely disappointed in the vendor. I ordered it in black and received teal… TWICE. Also on another note idk why this review page keeps referring to blending power cause it’s a French press…