RECAPSCoffee fliter (Natural)

These RECAPS coffee filters have been fantastic replacements for my AeroPress. With 600 filters in the pack, it’s a great deal and should last me nearly two years! The filters are made from high-quality, natural Canadian pulp that really preserves the coffee’s original flavor. I get a smooth, residue-free cup every time, with a balanced taste that doesn’t interfere with the coffee’s natural characteristics.I also love that these filters are made from 100% unbleached, organic pulp, making them fully biodegradable and eco-friendly. They fit perfectly in my AeroPress Original, and I’ve even tried them in a few other brewing methods like cold brew and moka pots—very versatile! For anyone who needs reliable filters and values quality and sustainability, these are a fantastic choice.

This is a very nice generic paper coffee filter that replaces or can substitute for the original aeropress brand of filters. These filter look the same as the original and function just as nicely. There isn’t that much you can say about a generic product. However, I do want to note that this package of filters were extremely well packaged and this reflects well on this company which it turns out, makes and sells a wide range of coffee making accessories. These filters were packed in 5 small bundles of filters each sealed in its own Mylar wrapper. This means that when I’m traveling, I can just easily grab one of this bundle instead of separating out some filter from one large pile and then finding my own plastic sandwich bag to bag it up. The 5 small bundles were wrapped in its own bubble wrap bag. The entire bubble wrap bag was then contained within a bubble wrap shipping bag. A tiny full product line fold-up brochure was included. This gave me the impression that if they will pack paper up this well, then they will pay equal attention to the various hard goods accessories that they sell. Accessories shown in the brochure appear to be well designed and of high quality. The think this company was trying with make a positive impact with; that they succeeded.

I ordered these to use with a standard AerPress I've had for ages and use at work because it's quicker and easier.Sometimes I use a metal filter, sometimes a paper one, depending on my time and the flavour I want. These are a great price for 600, and happily, they work just fine. I don't notice any difference in their physical quality or the flavour of the coffee they produce.I have the white ones, though in future I would order the brown ones since I don't need them to be bleached white. The description states unbleached for both the brown and the white versions, I assume that is an error.I just need to find something to store them in more tidily, I'll keep my eye out for an empty jar or tube they'll fit it...There's nothing more to say, they're good value and work fine!

These filters are a tiny bit larger than the Aeropress cap but not enough to cause any problem with their function. As I always use the inverted method, I wet the filter in the cap just to make sure it stays in place. When flipping the Aeropress over after pouring the water in and waiting an appropriate time for extraction, I find that some coffee seeps out of the coffee maker when using these filters whereas that never happens with the branded filters. Consequently, I have to be a bit more careful to ensure I don't have drops of coffee on my counter rather than in my mug.Because I drink a lot of coffee and because you can, I reuse the filters three or four times. Not the 80 times that Alan Adler accomplishes but still. I've found that on the third re-use coffee particles fill in the pours enough to stop the coffee from unwantedly escaping.These negatives are quite minor in my estimation and it is just a matter of comparing prices. The 600 filters are packed in 6 little plastic packs of 100 each. I did not count. I'm taking their word for it.

These filters will fit the standard Aeropress, and they are much cheaper than the OEM filters. The Aeropress filters that I've had on hand for some time are a brighter white than these which appear slightly off white. This could be because the paper has a higher acid content or because they were not fully bleached during processing. Other than that, the filters work fine in my moka pot, and will continue to use them regularly. Whether I would purchase them again will depend on how well they hold up over time. For now, I would recommend these for your standard aeropress and certain moka pots.