Hi. Recovering ex-mormon here.
Growing up Mormon, my life included many teachings of the evil of coffee. So, when I left the church at age 28, I obviously began to experiment with life to discover all of the things I had been missing out on. I found myself entering into the magically overwhelming world of coffee. I LOVED IT.
Going to local coffee shops became a favorite pastime. But, as we all know, that sh*t ain’t cheap! So I began researching ways to make my cuppa joe at home.
The French press was my first dream-making-machine, but as a procrastinator, I never cleaned it out right after use which made it very annoying to clean later in the day when I finally got around to it. And cleaning it is a PAIN in general.
Enter Chemex pour over. For the life of me I couldn’t get the grind size right. The ease of cleaning was great, but the flavor of my morning love was sub-par. She was a watery, high maintenance cup, but I kept her around for her easy to clean nature. But, like all bad relationships, that only lasted for so long before I broke.
It had been 3 years, living a shell of a life and putting in more than I was getting out of my relationships.
ENTER THE JOGO.
I still get butterflies when I see her. I put my coffee grinds in my cup, add hot water, give it a stir and wait a mere 4 minutes. Then I add some chocolate milk and peppermint creamer (where my mocha friends at!?) because I like it. I finally put my jogo in the cup with all of the creamy coffee goodness I have created. She (jogo) keeps all of the grinds out of each sip while simultaneously letting me enjoy the visual beauty of coffee grinds floating in a universe of water, milk, and creamer.
I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious. She’s moved in with me and I’ve met her parents. We’re in it for the long haul.
BUY IT.
TLDR; other coffee makers suck. This thing rocks.
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| material | Food Grade Stainless Steel and BPA Free Silicone | Stainless Steel, Silicone | Stainless Steel, Silicone | Food Grade Stainless Steel and BPA Free Silicone | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| size | .5x.5x7.8 inches | 5 Piece Set | Tall | .5x.5x7.8 inches | Extra large | 7" |
| unit count | 1 | 5 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| special feature | Durable,Lightweight,Portable,Reusable | Break Resistant, Heavy Duty, Reusable, Diswasher safe | Dishwasher Safe | Reusable | Heavy Duty, Dishwasher safe, Reusable | Reusable,Resistant,Durable,Removable |
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Hi. Recovering ex-mormon here.Growing up Mormon, my life included many teachings of the evil of coffee. So, when I left the church at age 28, I obviously began to experiment with life to discover all of the things I had been missing out on. I found myself entering into the magically overwhelming world of coffee. I LOVED IT.Going to local coffee shops became a favorite pastime. But, as we all know, that sh*t ain’t cheap! So I began researching ways to make my cuppa joe at home.The French press was my first dream-making-machine, but as a procrastinator, I never cleaned it out right after use which made it very annoying to clean later in the day when I finally got around to it. And cleaning it is a PAIN in general.Enter Chemex pour over. For the life of me I couldn’t get the grind size right. The ease of cleaning was great, but the flavor of my morning love was sub-par. She was a watery, high maintenance cup, but I kept her around for her easy to clean nature. But, like all bad relationships, that only lasted for so long before I broke.It had been 3 years, living a shell of a life and putting in more than I was getting out of my relationships.ENTER THE JOGO.I still get butterflies when I see her. I put my coffee grinds in my cup, add hot water, give it a stir and wait a mere 4 minutes. Then I add some chocolate milk and peppermint creamer (where my mocha friends at!?) because I like it. I finally put my jogo in the cup with all of the creamy coffee goodness I have created. She (jogo) keeps all of the grinds out of each sip while simultaneously letting me enjoy the visual beauty of coffee grinds floating in a universe of water, milk, and creamer.I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious. She’s moved in with me and I’ve met her parents. We’re in it for the long haul.BUY IT.TLDR; other coffee makers suck. This thing rocks.
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Hi. Recovering ex-mormon here.
Growing up Mormon, my life included many teachings of the evil of coffee. So, when I left the church at age 28, I obviously began to experiment with life to discover all of the things I had been missing out on. I found myself entering into the magically overwhelming world of coffee. I LOVED IT.
Going to local coffee shops became a favorite pastime. But, as we all know, that sh*t ain’t cheap! So I began researching ways to make my cuppa joe at home.
The French press was my first dream-making-machine, but as a procrastinator, I never cleaned it out right after use which made it very annoying to clean later in the day when I finally got around to it. And cleaning it is a PAIN in general.
Enter Chemex pour over. For the life of me I couldn’t get the grind size right. The ease of cleaning was great, but the flavor of my morning love was sub-par. She was a watery, high maintenance cup, but I kept her around for her easy to clean nature. But, like all bad relationships, that only lasted for so long before I broke.
It had been 3 years, living a shell of a life and putting in more than I was getting out of my relationships.
ENTER THE JOGO.
I still get butterflies when I see her. I put my coffee grinds in my cup, add hot water, give it a stir and wait a mere 4 minutes. Then I add some chocolate milk and peppermint creamer (where my mocha friends at!?) because I like it. I finally put my jogo in the cup with all of the creamy coffee goodness I have created. She (jogo) keeps all of the grinds out of each sip while simultaneously letting me enjoy the visual beauty of coffee grinds floating in a universe of water, milk, and creamer.
I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious. She’s moved in with me and I’ve met her parents. We’re in it for the long haul.
BUY IT.
TLDR; other coffee makers suck. This thing rocks.
Growing up Mormon, my life included many teachings of the evil of coffee. So, when I left the church at age 28, I obviously began to experiment with life to discover all of the things I had been missing out on. I found myself entering into the magically overwhelming world of coffee. I LOVED IT.
Going to local coffee shops became a favorite pastime. But, as we all know, that sh*t ain’t cheap! So I began researching ways to make my cuppa joe at home.
The French press was my first dream-making-machine, but as a procrastinator, I never cleaned it out right after use which made it very annoying to clean later in the day when I finally got around to it. And cleaning it is a PAIN in general.
Enter Chemex pour over. For the life of me I couldn’t get the grind size right. The ease of cleaning was great, but the flavor of my morning love was sub-par. She was a watery, high maintenance cup, but I kept her around for her easy to clean nature. But, like all bad relationships, that only lasted for so long before I broke.
It had been 3 years, living a shell of a life and putting in more than I was getting out of my relationships.
ENTER THE JOGO.
I still get butterflies when I see her. I put my coffee grinds in my cup, add hot water, give it a stir and wait a mere 4 minutes. Then I add some chocolate milk and peppermint creamer (where my mocha friends at!?) because I like it. I finally put my jogo in the cup with all of the creamy coffee goodness I have created. She (jogo) keeps all of the grinds out of each sip while simultaneously letting me enjoy the visual beauty of coffee grinds floating in a universe of water, milk, and creamer.
I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious. She’s moved in with me and I’ve met her parents. We’re in it for the long haul.
BUY IT.
TLDR; other coffee makers suck. This thing rocks.
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Jessica
Awesome
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Patsy
Filtra perfectamente
Reviewed in Mexico on July 11, 2023Color: Agave BlueItem Package Quantity: 1Verified Purchase
Darren Lee
Absolutely fantastic. I highly recommend.
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