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bodum pebo stovetop siphon

Naki^chapNaki^chap
edited November 2014 in Other Brewing Methods
Kitchenstyle have the bodum pebo for $39 at the moment that's a $50 saving if any one is interested.


By the way , nice new forum lay out  :thumb:
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  • Brett HBrett H
    on 1417141247:
    Kitchenstyle have the bodum pebo for $39 at the moment that's a $50 saving if any one is interested. By the way , nice new forum lay out  :thumb:
    ??? Holy Crikey... Buy buy buy!  These are awesome and I thought mine was a steal at under $60!!! Are you sure it's the same thing?  If so... Stock up Cremas, every enthusiast should have one of these!
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  • Naki^chapNaki^chap
    Yes I have one on the way $50 including postage to Perth. Go to the kitchenstyle website and put pebo in the search and it will bring them up .
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  • eggberteggbert
    Tempting but I've got my name down for a Brewover and won't be able to get two coffee making devices past Wifebert
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  • lemoolemoo
    anyone in perth want to save on shipping? :D
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  • LacehimLacehim
    I just grabbed on of these from a place in Noosa today.  Only $48.  I'm going to sell my other syphon, and keep this one for the holiday unit I think if it all works out. :) Anyone got any tips for using this particular siphon?  I've got a ceramic stove top so hopefully that will give me enough control.
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  • Naki^chapNaki^chap
    I have a very limited experience with siphon brewing, With mine I have been putting 500ml of hot water into the bottom bowl, turn the heat source on once all the water has reached the top bowl I put in 45g of ground coffee and stir a couple of times to saturate all the grounds, I brew for 45 sec then remove the heat and wait, generally the coffee is all back in the bottom bowl at approx  1.45. I have only done a handful of brews, but they seam ok using this method.
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