Drip coffee - Wikipedia

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^ Porcelain manufacturer Siegmund Paul Meyer (SPM), based in Bayreuth, Germany, originally referred to the two different types of filters as Berliner Kaffeetrichter mit Karlsbader Seiher, geschlitzt oder nach französischer Art gebohrt. ("Berlin coffee-cone with slitted Karlsbad strainer or drilled according to the French method.")[37] indicating that the main difference between French drip coffee pots and Karlsbad-style coffee makers is the special construction and material of the double-layered cross-slitted through-glazed porcelain filter, not the general shape of the device.

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