Monday, January 28, 2013

ASIN:B000FAKUT6:If You Care No. 4 Coffee Filters, 100-Count Boxes (Pack of 12)


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Rating: 4.9

List Price : $43.84 Price : $41.50
If You Care No. 4 Coffee Filters, 100-Count Boxes (Pack of 12)

Product Description

12 1/2 in x 16 in. Parchment paper precut for your convenience. Each sheet 200 sq. in. Reduces the amount of chlorine in our environment. Non-toxic when incinerated. Quilon free. Will not affect taste of baked goods. No greasing needed. Chrome free - contains no heavy metals. Microwave safe. Oven proof up to 450 degrees F/240 degrees C. Used by professionals. What's a baking paper? It's one made with premium quality, unbleached, greaseproof paper. As no chlorine is used for bleaching, no chlorine is dumped into our lakes and streams. If You Care Baking Paper won't affect the taste of baked goods. Using it will help reduce the amount of pollution in our environment. Thank you for caring. Kosher. Product of Finland.


  • Pack of 12 boxes, each containing 100 coffee filters (total of 1,200 filters)
  • Biodegradable filters fit all No. 4 cone-style coffee-makers
  • All-natural product made of unbleached paper; won't affect coffee flavor
  • No-bleach production doesn't pollute lakes and streams with chlorine
  • Manufactured in Germany


If You Care No. 4 Coffee Filters, 100-Count Boxes (Pack of 12) Reviews


If You Care No. 4 Coffee Filters, 100-Count Boxes (Pack of 12) Reviews


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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Yeah, I care . . . about a good, cheap pot o' Joe, August 24, 2009
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This review is from: If You Care No. 4 Coffee Filters, 100-Count Boxes (Pack of 12) (Grocery)
The age of the 2-cent coffee filter is over. The Target near me no longer stocks a pack of 200 coffee filters for $3.99. Ditto for Walgreen's where I nearly dislocated a shoulder reaching way to the back of the shelf for the last $1.99 package of 100 filters. The best price I could find locally was 100 filters for about five bucks. Sorry, no deal, not gonna pay it.

As I was reaching for a can of the San Marzano plum tomatoes I had ordered by the case from Amazon.com, I wondered: Do they have a similar deal on coffee filters?

Boy, do they! So what if they're a cent and a half more? They're still a better buy than any supermarket or drug store package. All of the packaging is recyclable, including the shipping box. And having them come right to the door is as good as a flavor shot. When I get... Read more
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10 of 13 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars if there was such a thing as organic coffee filters this would be it, July 27, 2006
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K. J. Scheffler (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews
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before you buy coffee filters do your research. what chemicals do they use when making the paper? what glues do they use to hold the paper together? if you care rates superior in all categories in my book. if you don't care go ahead and drink something that is just been soaking in hundred degree water with acidic coffee. I think that's crazy if you're a health-conscious long-term coffee drinker. also drink organic coffee with fair trade certification
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars You'll Taste the Difference, June 6, 2008
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Marshall Masters "Your Own World Books" (Northern CA United States) - See all my reviews
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I've always been very particular about my coffee and I'm sorry I didn't begin using these filters earlier. With your first cup, you'll immediately notice a delightful difference. Unlike the inexpensive bulk coffee filters I bought for years, these natural filters allow the coffee to drain a little faster. If your ear is tuned to your coffee maker, you'll notice a difference in the drip sound straight away. The faster drain means the water does not linger and thereby pick up unpleasant oil and acid. The verdict: Your coffee is served hotter and tastes far more mellow.

Two things to note. 1) If you're using a cheap coffee maker that gives your coffee a metallic taste, I'm not sure how these will make a difference. (I use a Cuisinart and I love it.) 2) A medium grind works best. If you use a fine grind, you might find a bit of it in the bottom of the pot. Still the same, the coffee tastes so much better, it's worth the extra clean up.
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