Bake ChoicePre-Folded Natural Unbleached Coffee Filters - 50 Pack, Compatible with CHEMEX Pour-Over Coffee Makers

I've found lots of uses for these. They're good, large, fine quality filters that make grand coffee with absolutely no fines in the brew, but they're also good for other things. I've grown cress and beansprouts on them and chitted a good few seeds (peas, beans, morning glory), filtered fresh fruit juice (they're particularly good for apple juice) and in that context they're good for more than one use. Great for drip filtering all sorts of stuff.

Arrive in a decent box that is easy to get the lid back on. I have actually used these for filtering homemade schnapps, which develops a sediment layer at the bottom of the bottle over time. I am super happy with the results, with the strawberry flavour one cleared better than the apple one, but very pleased overall.£12 when ordered seems expensive for 50 papers, however currently reduced to £8 which is much better. Good for me and my schnapps.

These are fancy ones! They look really nice when you put one in, and while I didn't taste anything different from cheaper filters, it's a lot stronger than them, that's for sure.Would I recommend these for daily use? As the taste is no different, no. But would I recommend these when you have people over and you want your coffee pan to look fancy? (Just to make you aware, it looks terrible in my picture because I raised it to see if it holds well water in it... Only not to get it back looking nicely) Absolutely. Considering that, these aren't expensive. If you decide to use these daily then these will be relatively expensive.Overall this is a bit of luxury to your life.

I was surprised at how good these are.They are large flat sheets of good quality unbleached compostable paper that work very well and will fit virtually any filter holder.Recommended.

These coffee filters work just fine, however I think it is a bit of a waste of paper, as they are huge and you can’t cut them in half to use them longer - I usually order the small, cone shaped ones which are cheaper and you only use as much paper as you have to. There is only 50 filters in the package and the price right now is £12, you can get 200 cone filters for this price.This product will work great if you use non-standard coffee brewing methods I guess, but if you just use a standard dripper it is an expensive and paper wasting method unfortunately.I still give 4 stars, as the product is fantastic quality and comes in a great box, which makes the storage of those filters easier.

These are really great filters and you get good strong coffee.

Comes in a shrink wrapped retail box.Large "pre folded" square coffee filters made with unbleached paper.These seem to be slightly more porous than my current filters that im using but they produce a nice coffee.A bit expensive but these are large square size in a retail cardboard box so i guess that's to be expected, however when i see 50 pcs printed on the box i expect to get 50 not 49 (i counted them 3 times to be sure) ... it does not say average of 50 filters.So there seems to be an issue with quality control or a production issue here.

This is a good quality paper filter that is used with ground coffee. I have a couple of pour-over containers and these filters fit them.There is no problem using these and they do not affect the taste of the coffee. These are good for putting in the compost bin as they will break down over time.These are very good filters for larger containers and pour-over pots and I would happily recommend them.