Foods and beverages: apparatus – Beverage – Infusors
Patent
1997-11-25
2000-01-25
Alexander, Reginald L.
Foods and beverages: apparatus
Beverage
Infusors
99307, 99323, 426433, A47J 3100, A23F 526
Patent
active
060167408
ABSTRACT:
A filtering device for an espresso-type coffee maker of the type having a spout to deliver heated water under pressure, and a receptacle to receive brewed filtered coffee having a metallic filter in the path of heated coffee passing to the receptacle, and at least one layer of a paper filter in the path of the heated coffee passing to the receptacle that captures lipids and grounds from the brewed coffee.
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Alexander Reginald L.
Kinney Richard G.
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