Bodum Milk Frother
Have you noticed how sleek and minimalist Bodum products are? Whenever you serve coffee, in the morning or late at night as the party is winding down, how delicious to have frothy warm milk to pour over a cup of dark, rich, steaming coffee!
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Something beautiful from which to drink your irish coffee, with something grippy to keep it from slipping out of your grasp.
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Electric citrus juicer $70
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how cute is this grill? and it comes in an array of colors!
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Even grills can be adorable. I love all the great colors & the portable size.
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Chic yet simple water kettle for heating hot water for tea or instant coffee, ready in four minutes.
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Never burn your hands on hot glasses again with these gorgeous double walled glass cups from Bodum. These espresso shot glasses are small, slick, and beautiful.
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I know I love this brand and now I want to build my collection with this tea press that has won design awards. From Bodum: Winner of two prestigious design awards: the 2006 iF Design award and the 2005 Formland design award, B... I know I love this brand and now I want to build my collection with this tea press that has won design awards. From Bodum: Winner of two prestigious design awards: the 2006 iF Design award and the 2005 Formland design award, Bodum’s new Bora Bora Double Wall Tea Press will keep your tea hotter for longer. Handmade of borosilicate glass, the double wall construction has thermal properties that keep tea hot for a much longer period of time while remaining cool to the touch and eliminating the need for a trivet. Incorporating Bodum’s patented tea press system, the Bora Bora allows you to brew your tea until it reaches your desired strength; then with the press of a plunger, completely stop the brewing process. The infuser eliminates “stewed” or bitter tea by separating the tea leaves from the water. With an elegant sphere-shaped body — beautifully sculpted to characterize traditional British design — and a chrome lid to complement every table setting, the Bora Bora combines beauty and function in the most exquisite way. The Bora Bora also features a dishwasher safe stainless steel tea infuser, which allows for a continuous flow of water through the tea and with proper use will last a lifetime!
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I love my double walled glasses for my morning tea. They're very light and delicate so you have to be careful but you don't need to worry about burning your hand because the heat doesn't penetrate the second wall. And of course th... I love my double walled glasses for my morning tea. They're very light and delicate so you have to be careful but you don't need to worry about burning your hand because the heat doesn't penetrate the second wall. And of course they look great. From Bodum: Our Assam double wall glass collection is a design innovation. These (0.2 l, 7.0 oz.) glasses are made of ultra-light, heat resistant, mouth-blown borosilicate glass. Their unique double wall design creates a highly effective layer of insulation that keeps hot drinks hot without burning your fingers and cold drinks cold without the messy condensation. The glasses are available in a variety of sizes to perfectly frame espressos, cappuccinos, beer and iced drinks, forever eliminating the need for a coaster. Proving that design works when form follows function, these thermo glasses have already been awarded with two prestigious international design awards: The International iF Product Design Award 2005 “for their pure and minimal design” and The Materialica Design Award 2004 “for using a known material in an innovative way.” Also available in 3 oz. and 9 oz. 13.5 oz sizes.
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A beautiful pitcher for brewing and storing iced tea. We're big sweet tea drinkers at my house, so this would come in handy.
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I decided a while back that a French press would be my method of brewing coffee at home. Saw this one at Starbucks and fell in love with it. It's red!
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These toasters look cool! Rounded edges and bright colors make them much different than your momma's toaster.
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The fact that this coffee press comes in both magenta and purple makes me want to buy one and I don't even drink coffee.
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CANTEEN Double Wall Porcelain Cups by Bodum
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This gator dish set would make a cute and useful gift for a toddler.
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No other coffee maker has fascinated passionate coffee drinkers like the Pebo. Here Jørgen Bodum tells the Pebo story, and after you read it you'll understand why this passion for coffee has lasted two generations and for sure wil... No other coffee maker has fascinated passionate coffee drinkers like the Pebo. Here Jørgen Bodum tells the Pebo story, and after you read it you'll understand why this passion for coffee has lasted two generations and for sure will last another two. In the mid-50's my father, Peter Bodum, imported a French "vacuum" coffee maker and sold it for a couple of years on the Danish market. Although he found it both expensive and unsatisfactory he was convinced that the "vacuum coffee brewing system" was the best way to brew a good cup of coffee. With this in mind he set out to develop the first Bodum vacuum coffee maker in cooperation with one of Denmark's first product designers, the architect Kaas Klaeson. Their slogan, "design should not be expensive," is one that Bodum still stands for! Product development in 50's Denmark needed a pioneer's vision. From the first model, called Mocca, to the highly successful Pebo, my father improved both the practical aspect of the vacuum coffee system and the quality of the coffee brewed in it. In creating a coffee maker to use on the stovetop as well as on a spirit burner at the table, he bridged the gap between everyday use and special events. His new, revolutionary nylon filter achieved a break-through in coffee brewing quality, far overshadowing the existing cotton and glass filters on the market. This patented filter strained coffee to a fine, tasteful and still aromatic coffee with nearly no sediments left over in the cup - ...
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Coffee in this gorgeous cup is a great start to anyone's morning.
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French press, 8 cup, sweet!
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Thank you, Bodum, for designing an iced tea pitcher that allows me to brew loose leaf tea without all the floating bits.
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Water kettles are hardly ever items that I would refer to as pretty, but I love this piece by Bodum. Obviously, the glass is tempered for extra strength and durability, but there's still an elegance to it that you just couldn't ge... Water kettles are hardly ever items that I would refer to as pretty, but I love this piece by Bodum. Obviously, the glass is tempered for extra strength and durability, but there's still an elegance to it that you just couldn't get with many other materials.
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a newer hipper french press
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fresh coffee or tea on the go!
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the famous santos coffee maker, now in a stovetop version. takes up a lot less space in the kitchen. a wonderful, stylish accessory for die-hard coffee-lovers.
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Mmmm....why pay ridiculous amounts for coffee in styrofoam or cardboard when you can actually press your own on your way out the door or at the stop light? You can still support free trade farmers by buying the coffee beans and g... Mmmm....why pay ridiculous amounts for coffee in styrofoam or cardboard when you can actually press your own on your way out the door or at the stop light? You can still support free trade farmers by buying the coffee beans and grinding them yourself before using. But this way, you take the pressed taste with you.
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Great espresso at home will cost you. But why spend money on complicated machines when you can have this stove top espresso maker? Just pour fresh water in the water compartment up to the line, insert the filter, fill it with ... Great espresso at home will cost you. But why spend money on complicated machines when you can have this stove top espresso maker? Just pour fresh water in the water compartment up to the line, insert the filter, fill it with coffee, and place it on the stove. When the water boils, the steam will create the perfect amount of pressure to force the coffee beans to the upper container. There is even a safety valve in case the pressure does happen to get too high. There are 2 versions of this espresso maker to choose from, one that will make 3 cups or 6 cups. And best of all they are reasonably priced! A great solution for the coffee connoisseur!
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I've found that Bodum products are always top quality. This seems perfect for any true chocolate connoisseur.
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hella cool kettle
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