If you brew with a standard AeroPress and want a filter with no chemical bleaching, these natural micro-filters are cut from unbleached, food-safe paper. The ultra-thin sheet is tightly woven with micro-sized holes that trap fine grounds for a grit-free cup, and the paper absorbs some of the bitter oils that heavier metal filters let through.
Drop one into the AeroPress filter cap before each brew, rinse if you like, then compost it with the spent grounds when you are done. A pack of 200 covers months of daily coffee, and the round shape fits the standard AeroPress and compatible brewers without trimming.
AeroPress was invented by Alan Adler in Palo Alto, California, and the company still makes its paper filters in the United States. It is known for the simple, durable brewers that built a worldwide following among coffee drinkers.
