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Reddit mentions of BOJE French Press Coffee Maker - Cafetiere - FREE Replacement Glass With Warranty - Stainless Steel and Durable Glass Carafe - Sleek, Classic Design
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- CLASSIC DESIGN - Stainless steel and heat resistant glass - Perfect match for any kitchen! Ergonomic handle stays cool to the touch and allows you to pour your coffee or tea with confidence. Smooth and silent plunger ensure no screeching sound. 34 oz/1000ml makes four 8oz coffee mugs, or eight 4oz cups of coffee.
- THE PERFECT CUP, EVERY TIME - Layered stainless steel plunger guarantees rich, aromatic coffee with all of the flavor and natural oils. No paper filters means no waste, and the coffee's essential oils go directly to your cup, delivering the true flavor that is lost on traditional filters.
- THE PERFECT GIFT - The perfect gift for the coffee or tea lover in your life. The BOJE French Press works great for ground coffee or loose leaf teas. Whether it's for a wedding, house-warming, birthday, Christmas, or 'just because' gift, you can give the BOJE French Press with confidence.
- MAKE A DIFFERENCE! - A percentage of all profits go to Kiva, an organization that makes micro-loans to people in the developing world in order to help better their standard of living. Once the loans are repaid, that money is re-loaned out. The gift that keeps on giving.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | clear glass, stainless steel |
| Height | 10 Inches |
| Length | 6.5 Inches |
| Weight | 1.8 Pounds |
| Width | 6 Inches |
I would first start with liquids.
Why?
1 - the empty sugary calories consumed to your body hit way faster than solid foods
2 - It's WAY easier to replace then AND you're saving a LOT of money.
I would check if your tap water is safe to drink.
Why? Because if it is - it's more than likely that is't the same quality that bottled water and it's nearly free comparing the costs AND you don't have to go to the shop and carry it :)
You can check it by googling it or if you're extra cautious - take a sample and take it to any sanitary station - they should check it for you free of charge.
Next just grab a container , like a jar or something, fill it with water, add Fresh mint, add some ice (you'd most likely like to buy some of those ).
VOILA! Cold super tasty drinks!
For variations you can add lemons squeezed ro sliced as well as oranges.
Next: HOT DRINKS!
So try experimenting with different teas. Black, Green, Earl Gray, Camomile, Fruit, those are just for the start. You can do different blends if you like, it's actuallly just like playing and you can hardly fuk it up. Just don't make it too strong :) I reccomend one of (theese)[https://www.amazon.com/BOJE-French-Press-Coffee-Maker/dp/B01B57X4FE/ref=sr_1_4?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1495712856&sr=1-4&keywords=french+press]. If you live somewhere with IKEA that would be the best place to buy them.
Next solid foods. Here it will be simple.
Just cook simple dishes, but whatever makes cooking fun for you. MAKING cooking fun is the best advice for healthy eating there can be :) Without fun in the kitchen it's extreamly hard to force yourself into eating healthy (or if youre really rich and can afford eating at fancy places). Start simple - from salads mostly. Chicken (for the salds) done right: whole or half chicken breastl; roast on butter/other fat; high-medium heat 2-3min without cover; flip sides, cover change heat to small-medium; 10 minutes, switch off heat, let it rest for additional 10 min. Important thing: DO NOT PICK UP THE COVER on those 10+10minutes. Perfect chicken every time :) you can add chicken spice, chineese five spice, or salt+pepper+curry+paprika.
Just don't give up if something goes wrong!
I'm cooking 15+ years and still from time to time i fuk up something so badly that i have to throw it away :) It doesn't matter, just keep cooking :)