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Ceramic Filter for Yama 8 and 25 Cup Cold Coffee Brewer
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$12.00
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Overview
This is a ceramic filter replacement which fits the 25 Cup Yama Cold Coffee Brewer. and the 8 Cup Yama Cold Coffee Brewer.
 
 
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| Manufacturer: | Yama |
| Model: | CDM-CF |
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Yama has specialized in hand-blown glass coffee brewers and tea equipment since 1978. Yama is most well-known for it's Siphon Vacuum Brewers and Cold Coffee Brewers. The Siphon Brewer utilizes a heat source to boil the water and push it into an upper brewing chamber, then sucks the coffee down through a cloth filter back into the bottom chamber. The Siphon is the most visually captivating and hands on way of making coffee, sure to entertain guests and produce one of the cleanest cups of coffee you've ever had. Similarly to the Siphon Brewer, the Yama Cold Coffee Brewer looks more like science lab equipment than a coffee brewer. The Cold Brewer uses a slow dripping process to brew a strong concentrate of coffee normally served over ice.
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