Secura French Press Coffee Maker, 304 Grade Stainl
$25.99
Price: $25.99
(as of Mar 02, 2025 12:28:36 UTC – Details)
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Secura stainless steel French Press coffee maker is made from top quality 18/8, 304 stainless steel, both the interior and exterior. It is made to outlast other coffee makers
THREE-LAYERED STAINLESS STEEL FILTER STRUCTURE traps the smallest coffee grounds to produce an exceptional full-bodied flavor
BONUS Stainless Steel Screen included with this French coffee press. Filter screen is easy to disassemble and clean. Stacking one or more screens together gives your coffee espresso a more refined taste
This French press maker comes with a Cool touch handle and knob for comfortable and safe pouring
The capacity of Secura Stainless-steel French coffee press is 34 OUNCE / 1000ML. All the parts of this French coffee maker are DISHWASHER SAFE
J. P. Keller –
High Quality and Great Coffee
I’ve had this French press coffee maker for almost one year. I like it because it is stainless, sturdy, has clean lines and is easy to hand wash and maintain. It makes a great cup of coffee that is not bitter, even though I brew mine fairly strong. The 17oz. version is good for one large mug or two small – medium cups of coffee. They make a one liter (34oz.) and other sizes if you are serving more. For French press generally, one is supposed to use a slightly coarser grind than regular, store bought, but with this one you can add an extra filter for finer grinds, similar to expresso. I use ordinary ground coffee, usually a strong coffee like Sumatra. Just one of the supplied metal filters works fine to keep these grounds from getting through. I have had zero problems with wear and tear. Some tips on making it: They describe it as having a double wall construction, which is the same as a thermos. It seems light enough for that to be the case. Despite its good thermal properties, I nonetheless preheat the pot by pouring hot water into the empty carafe and letting it sit for a few minutes. Ultimately, this keeps your coffee warmer as your final product does not lose as much temperature by heat transfer to the metal container. (Remember, once you mix hot water into the grounds it has to sit for 5 minutes before you pour.) Once the carafe is heated for a few minutes, dump the water you heated it with and put in your coffee grounds. Slowly pour in your hot water for the coffee, leaving enough room for the thick lid and filter mechanism. Then turn the lid to lock it (arrow facing away from the spout) and slowly push down on the press. I usually take about 15 seconds to push it almost all the way down. I believe this allows the coffee to impart flavor without bitterness. Fifteen seconds seems like a long time when doing this. The results are the reward for a little patience. (After all, you would not be using a French press if you needed an automatic brewer while heating a Pop Tart for 10 seconds in your microwave as you run for the door.) Turn the lid arrow back to align with the pouring spout and dispense gently into your cup. Highly recommended. – JPK
Edwin T –
I aint lying, this item is great!
This is a great item to use, easy to clean, easy to use, and it tastes much better than using your ordinary household “percolator” coffee maker. And Im using cheepo coffee from walmart. (Your supposed to use higher quality coffee or grind down coffee beans to give that fresher taste)Gave some to my mother, she mentioned that with the percolator, the coffee tasted “bitter” (well in her opinion) Then using this french press, she then states it tasted “smoother” (and remember, this is the cheep coffee from walmart)Another great feature is that the pitcher is very thick stainless steel. Quite solid and not cheap.All in all, This is a great product made to last a long time (at least I hope it will last years of use)Update:(5/18/2020)Ok, so far no trouble with the french press. Still working good and no problems. However, I did decide to add a few tips here.Since Ive never owned any other “french press coffee maker” this is the only one I can bench mark from. The stainless steel is slightly magnetic, but the items description mentions its from the stainless steel variety that is slightly magnetic “304 stainless steel”. (In my trade of construction Demolition, most scrap stainless Ive found were non magnetic) But this is supposedly a good thing. Supposedly this type resists corrosion and oxidation and is quite tough and used for the food industry.When making coffee, you shouldn’t fill the water to the top of the pitcher. I’d say slightly above halfway. For if you do, since the top doesn’t seal the top pitcher, coffee can “overflow” over the top and onto your tabletop. This has happened to me a few times.Mix the coffee grounds with a spoon or utensil with the hot water, and right before your going to press the lever downwards. (of course, right after you let it sit for about 5 minutes or longer)When pressing the lever downwards, you must do it SLOWLY! The liquid needs some time to slip thru the metal mesh filter as the plunger goes downward along with the coffee grinds. If not, (and you press that lever plunger down too fast and too hard) you end up with coffee liquid going up the inside around the plunger and over the top of the pitcher. You want the coffee liquid to slowly filter thru the middle of the screen plunger whilst coffee mass gets pushed down.Be ready to do more cleaning than a percolator. I use a large rubber butter or mayonnaise spreader to clean out the pitcher of coffee grinds into the garbage can. You could just put water in it and pour it into the sink, but you may need a drain filter (if one isn’t installed in your kitchen sink already)And lastly, with cleaning the plunger, I simply find rotating the plunger counter clockwise (while holding the lever still from rotating), the metal mesh filter, bottom metal piece, and the plunger handle/plunger come undone. Wash rinse and dry is all that is left.Its still a great product I use it every morning now before work, and clean it out when I get home. Hope this helps!
johngalt –
Luxurious Experience
I bought two – the 17oz for tea and the 34oz for coffee. I just used the smaller one for loose tea. It was a luxurious experience. The product is well made, beautifully designed and keeps a perfect drinking temperature – not too hot, not too cold. I steeped at about 185-190 degrees. I made a white peony tea and installed two metal screens. The tea came out perfectly with fine delicate taste and no tea residue in the cup, although this tea is more leafy than powdery. I was tired of tea balls and the mess they make. I am very happy with the quality of this product and I’m a tough critic. Well packaged to avoid shipping damage. Easy to set up. Cudos to the designer and manufacturer for a producing quality products. It’s so rare these days as companies race to increase margin by producing low-priced crap and adding to landfills. This should last a good long time. Would like to be able to purchase replacement screens separately.
Howie Bird –
Lets start with first view. Very shiny and makes you wonder why you even need to wash it. lolSmell the inside….. Washing it yet? lol (Come on, it’s a manufactured piece made in a factory.You need to wash it. I soaked mine in very hot soapy water for a few hours before dismantling, rinsing and washing it.Yes it fully unscrews making cleaning a breeze and at 1 litre, almost any size hand will fit.One of the first things I did was take a very strong magnet to every piece without getting any attraction what so ever.This is made of great quality and should stand the test of time.It comes with 2 extra filters but if this is for a single person who has a couple of coffees a day, this is perfect.32 ounces is enough to fill a very large travel mug too.I wouldn’t remove a star for it and it is just something you have to live with in the design of the filters.The edges are rolled over and tend to trap coffee grounds in them when trying to clean the filter in the sink.It just takes a little effort and you will likely never need the 2 included spare ones.Attractive design and looks great on the counter top too.
TD –
Exceeded My Expectations!Excellent Craftsmanship Design & Value.Adds Elegance to my upgraded Chef’s Kitchen (all Bosch Appliances, Quartz Countertops, Maple Cabinets, SS floating Shelf, Rock Inspired Flooring etc.)It Pours smooth without drippingStays hot 3+ hrs (beyond my needs)Not hot to touch/handle. Not heavy. Large enough to accommodate family/friends!I’ve had a 24 oz glass Bodum for over 25 yrs I wanted one that would stay hot longer.I did a lot of google research/reviews then chose Secura I’m 100% completely Satisfied and proud to have this glistening beauty in my favourite room!!
Cláudia Dornellas da Silva –
Prensa muito robusta e resistente!Excelente o fato dela vir com 3 filtros, pois assim a gente além de ter reservas, pode também utilizar ambos, caso não tenha disponível um café com moagem mais grossa, própria para prensas francesas.Mantém o café quente por cerca de 30 minutos, contudo não testei por mais tempo, pois comprei a de 500 ml, que acaba rápido, mas acredito que segure por mais, desde que seja escaldada antes de colocar o pó, independente da quantidade que for fazer.Utilizei também para fazer espuma de leite e o resultado ficou perfeito.Fácil de limpar e com um design bem bonito!Acredito que vá durar por muitos anos!Recomendo para pessoas que estão começando no mundo do café especial e querem ter um novo método de apreciar essa bebida tão boa, sem ter medo de comprar uma prensa que vá correr o risco de quebrar, como as de vidro.
Patrick Nagy –
Got it for a friend. Absolutely love it
Steeprockjo –
I am very pleased with my little french press! It is attractive, so during the week I have it on display on my beautiful dishes shelf, and on the weekend (when I have more morning time) I have my delicious coffee. It is the closest taste to my favourite coffee, the Americano. I found that the suggested serving size of 1 tablespoon wasn’t strong enough for me. I use 2 heaping tablespoons, and it is a better taste for me. I course ground my coffee, and not one ground came through! I only have 1 coffee per day, but if you like more than that, then I would suggest a larger size. It has been very easy to clean.