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Phin filter is a traditional tool for preparing Vietnamese coffee , in the original Cà phê sua . Coffee is served hot and more authentic with ice and condensed milk.
The taste gained from these small and cheap stainless filters is incomparable . You do not need any paper filters , no complicated device settings , or complicated cleaning . The coffee preparation mechanism is simple and guarantees a delicious cup of coffee .
Dimensions: 6.5 cm (height) x 5.5 cm (bottom diameter)
Package contains 1 phin filter.
Kávový Phin filtr
Skvělá káva kdykoli a kdekoli, minimální nárok na prostor v kuchyni. Chtěli jsme si domů koupit kávovar, ale bohatě si vystačíme s tímto malým nádobíčkem
The most popular model of Trung Nguyen coffee ! Hand-sorted 100% Arabica . The result is the best thing we can offer a typical coffee roasting style in Southeast Asia .
Paper filters , as an optional accessory to the phin filter . Quantity: 100pcs.
The most popular model of Trung Nguyen coffee ! Hand-sorted 100% Arabica . The result is the best thing we can offer a typical coffee roasting style in Southeast Asia .
The most popular model of Trung Nguyen coffee ! Hand-sorted 100% Arabica . The result is the best thing we can offer a typical coffee roasting style in Southeast Asia .
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Phin filter is a traditional tool for preparing Vietnamese coffee , in the original Cà phê sua . Coffee is served hot and more authentic with ice and condensed milk.
