Pre-folded Natural Unbleached Coffee Filters - 100 Count, Compatible with Pour-Over Coffee Makers

I have a number of coffee makers that I use. Most often I’ll make my morning coffee in an insulated French press, but my next most often used is the Chemex pour over. I’ve gone through a few boxes of Chemex paper filters, and thought I’d give these a try. I am happy with them.I like the box that these come in better than the one used for the Chemex filters. Pulling off the lid just works a tiny bit better. These are squares, not the circles like my last box, but work just the same (and Chemex filters also are available as squares) I wet the filter, pour out the little bit of water, add the finely ground coffee beans, wet them and then slowly pour the water over the coffee grounds. These filters may flow just a bit faster than the Chemex ones, although I haven’t done a timed side by side comparison. That’s just my impression after using a few of these new paper filters. Regardless, the coffee has always tasted fine and I notice no taste or quality differences in the coffee with these compared to using the Chemex filters I last used. Certainly no paper taste or paper residue in the coffee.These have worked well and I am happy with them. I can wholeheartedly recommend these Brew Choice Natural, Unbleached Coffee Filters.

I have a single cup pour over so these are a tad too big but they are very nice filters. I can cut them in half and use them that way, which is nice. I think the price is a good one for 100 filters. There was no ripping or leaking through.

Now and then I buy a box of filters that seem like a good deal but then turn out to be tainted by some kind of chemical from the papermaking process. These filters are not tainted in that way. They get the job done. I like that they come vacuum sealed in plastic instead of packed in a paper box where they can absorb whatever odors linger nearby in a warehouse or on a shelf. I remove the plastic and store them in a glass jar. They work great with my chemex 8 cup carafe.

These are very nice quality pre-folded coffee filters for pour over systems like Chemex. They're not ideal for the V60 pour over systems as those require much smaller filters. These are great quality, and while the folds are not perfect aligned, that's not a big deal at all. If you have OCD, it might bug ya. LOL! Definitely doesn't affect performance. What I like about these is the paper is nicely made and uniform. You can see it when holding it up to the light. They're actually better paper than the Chemex ones believe it or not. I've tried other aftermarket filters and others have had a horrible chemical or soapy smell as if the paper were cleaned without rinsing. I had to toss an entire box of 60. There was no way I was going to risk my health or the taste of my coffee using them. These have no noxious odor at all. My coffee comes out as delicious as always. I can definitely recommend these. Great value for 100 filters.

These are, essentially, pre-folded papers that serve as filters for pour-over coffee - very old-school. These are, however, pretty thin and might not deliver the best results if you're looking for specialty coffee filters. But they work as expected! I'd give these 5 stars if they weren't this expensive.

I recently tried these pre-folded natural unbleached coffee filters, and I'm thoroughly impressed! The 100-count package is a great value, especially for those who enjoy a daily cup of pour-over coffee.These filters fit perfectly in my pour-over coffee maker, and they hold up well without any tearing or leaking. I appreciate that they are unbleached, which means no chemical taste ends up in my coffee. The natural material allows for a smooth and flavorful extraction, resulting in a delicious brew every time.Overall, these filters are an excellent choice for coffee enthusiasts looking for quality and convenience. I highly recommend them!

These Brew Choice Pre-folded Natural Unbleached Coffee Filters for Pour-Over Coffee Maker is different. I'm new to the world of pour over coffee as we needed to switch up our brewing methods due to having too much oil and particles in our coffee causing GI issues. Cold brew, French press, and aero press methods just aren't cutting it anymore. The pour over method was recommended due to use of paper filters. The filters tend to absorb the oils and block and particles from getting into the coffee. Using these filters, the coffee tasted smoother and no GI issues occurred. My only issue is the origami art of making this paper into a cone. I'm sure I'll master it soon, as I have 100 papers to practice with.

As others have noted, these are noticeably thinner than Chemex branded filters.The draw down time is VERY fast in my experience, even when grinding finer.And they're only about $4 cheaper than the actual Chemex filters.I've brewed about a dozen coffees with these, and I'm always slightly worried when removing them that the bottom is going to fall out.To be fair, it hasn't yet.But I never worry about those with the Chemex ones.Maybe it's just me, but I don't really see the upside in these (except or saving a few bucks).