100Pcs Portable Coffee Filter Paper Hanging Ear Drip Coffee Bag Single Serve Disposable Drip Coffee Filter Perfect for Travel, Camping, Home, Office

WOW !!!! Totally impressed with these little coffee bags ! I didn’t think that they would really work correctly but they DID! I have to drink a coffee substitute ( no caffeine ) which is Chicory, and it’s ground up and loose, so I was using a tea ball to make my alternate coffee product , and YUCK, I had loose sediment in my cup that was a big pile of sludge! And it was a pain to clear all that out before I washed my cup ! But not anymore ! These coffee bags let me choose how much chicory to put inside the bag, and now, no more yucky sludge inside my chicory or my cup anymore !!!! YAY !! Totally happy with this great product ! AND you get 100 bags with your order, and the paper arms on the bags are very strong and won’t tear off after they become wet !!! If you use any loose product , this is a great item to steep your loose tea or coffee with !! Guaranteed !!

Excellent, once you get the hang of it. These disposable filters are pretty much the best thing you can do for pour over coffee on the road. We have -and have tried- almost every portable coffee contraption there is in all price ranges. If you want quick, clean, and efficient, this is the thing. Aeropress is also great, but then there's the cleanup (not bad, but this is even easier and much more compact).If you want to have your own blend on the road /office /campout, this is how you did it quickly and efficiently, assuming you have pre-ground, a cup, and very hot water. You can measure if you like, but filling the filter just over 1/2 full will generally yield a nice strong mug of pour over coffee. Adjust to strength as you see what your preference is and what your grind profile yields.Pouring goes slow at first (and you should bloom, as with a regular setup). But as coffee level touches the bottom of the filter bag, gravity and siphon effect will kick in and finish up the process fairly quickly. When done, just carefully lift out, gently squeeze off excess liquid and dump. Minimal mess and only paper going to the landfill.

These are just the niftiest little things. They work great and filter really well. The holders on the side are plenty sturdy to hold onto the mug when I pour in the water. It's wide enough to fit across a larger mug and even a travel mug - not the behemoth type. It filters really well and doesn't let any grounds through. You just have to be patient when pouring and it will take a few extra minutes for your coffee or tea, but worth it. I recommend using a travel mug that it fits in so it stays hot while you're waiting for it to drain through and so it keeps the bottom up out of your drink. That's not a problem as the hot water still goes through the sides, but it seems to go quicker if the bottom is left to drain freely

This is my favorite way to make coffee in the office. You can adjust the strength of your coffee by using finer grinds compared to drip coffee.

These filters are resilient. Bought them to bring my preferred coffee on a backpacking trip without risking loose grounds and needing more gear. Kitchen test runs went well, they make a decent cup of pour over.I filled each with 2tbsp of factory medium grind (G) and at home medium-fine grind (W) for 6-8oz water, then carefully slid them into sturdy zips bags, followed by careful prodding with a rounded metal chopstick to evenly displace the grounds. No tears, snags or rips!All in all, Gs weigh 13g and Ws weigh 12g = total 2.65oz. Don’t have to clean anything and easy to pack out trash.Lighter than a proper set up, heavier than instant.

I love this filters, very handy especially when you're travelling. Since i can only drink decaf i had to bring this filter with me anywhere i go.

Best coffee maker period no grounds to clean up and coffee come out stronger with less coffee,grind it to a powder and use less

I travel a lot, especially to Las Vegas and when I wake up, I need coffee. And I don’t want to have to get dressed to go find a cup that costs less than 10 - 15 dollars. I was taking my keurig, but that took up a lot of space and was beating my machine up. Then I bought a travel kettle and French press, it took up a lot less space, but the coffee was half sludge and the clean up, between cups was very messy. This is a wonderful solution. Easy to use, a better cup and clean up is perfect. I even used it to make a cup of loose tea, worked better than my tea strainer/steeper. I recommend this affordable option, you won’t be disappointed.

Los compramos para hacer buen café al ir a acampar. Son muy cómodos ya que los colocas y se detienen en el vaso, taza o thermo. Están muy bien hechos y te permiten preparar tu café preferido a dónde vayas