350x (1 Pack) Reusable Replacement Paper Filters Compatible With The Aeropress® Coffee Maker/Aeropress® Go - Vegan Non Bleached Natural - Free USA Shipping available!.

These work great with my AeroPress and because they are unbleached, they are supposed to be chemical free. I don't taste any gross flavors in my coffee or anything. All in all, these are the filters I prefer and that I believe are healthier than the bleached white ones.

These are perfect for my aero press. Can be reused several times if you want, but even if I don't reuse it, the pack lasts the better part of year. They don't leave a gross aftertaste either.

Two key take aways:- filters fit Aeropress perfectly (no grinds getting through)- no difference in the taste of the coffeeI ordered these filters because I forgot to bring some with me while traveling. These Aeropress filters had the fastest delivery with the best current reviews.They arrived the day after I ordered them. I used them for the rest of 2 weeks I was away. They worked perfectly. One review mentioned that the coffee drains through this filter faster. I agree with this reviewer on that point. That being said, I didn't notice a difference in the taste of my coffee, and there wasn't any residue in the bottom my coffee mug.As I first went to write this review, I noticed it said these were REUSABLE filters. I tried it out. I rinsed and reused the same filter 3 times. I did not see a difference between the first and last cup.Background about my coffee preferences in case it matters. I usually grind my own coffee. While I was away I used already ground coffee. I go between Death Wish and No Fun Jo Decaf depending on my caffeine need. Both of these coffees are on the dark side. Not a fan of mild or light coffee. Also I heat my water to 185°. Any hotter and I feel like there is a burnt taste.

I really like these filters for my Aeropress. I'd kind of wanted some unbleached filters and these are just what I was looking for. Size is right and they work just perfectly. I'm not exactly sure why, but I find these filters fascinating. They have a texture to them that reminds me of crepe paper. I've included a picture with some lighting to highlight it. The end result is a stack of filters that expands quite a bit out of the package, enough so that the stack of filters is significantly taller than the filter holder that comes with the Aeropress. So, if you put the entire package of filters into the holder (as I did), the stack of filters will extend a decent amount above the top of the holder for a couple weeks until you use up some filters. In terms of performance, the extra thickness doesn't seem to get in the way at all. The filters seal in place just fine and work just fine. Frankly, I like the textured surface. I suspect that it gives more surface area to the filter, though I don't really notice any particular difference in terms of performance. They just seem a tad fancier than your run of the mill filter. I'll be buying them again. 'Cause I'm fancy. Two thumbs up. Highly recommended.

The size of the filters is correct now, as you can see in my side-by-side photo. I was able to brew with the inverted method without a problem, and there have been no leaks. The 2POUR filters seem to let water/coffee pass through more easily than the standard Aeropress filters, so there may be less filtration. I have not done a blind taste test to compare, but coffee brewed with the 2POUR filters does not have enough flavor differences to be obvious to me. I tried brewing a second time with one of the filters, and it seemed to work well enough. I bought these, because I do not see any reason why bleaching is needed for coffee filters.

I'm going to re-order these. I've been satisfied with my firts set of 350. I also tried the perforated metal disks, which work OK. But they do not filter as fine as this does, and the flavor is not much different. And I love the crema I get with Peets and certain other brands of coffee!

I purchased these for my 6-cup Bialetti Moka Pot. I asked a question as to whether or not it will fit. Most of the replies mentioned that the filter wasn't necessary for my moka pot, and that it had a metal filter already and that's all that I needed. Well, I beg to differ. If anyone has used a moka pot before, will tell you that the brew is quite strong, and can be a bit on the bitter side. Bitterness can be attributed to the oils in the coffee. Well, I used one of these filters on my brew this morning and it provided a much nicer, smoother tasting brew. The filter removed most of the unpleasant tasting oils from the coffee. If you are using a moka pot, it's a must.

These filters have been my choice for some time. I appreciate them because 1) they generally lie flat on the strainer when pre moistened 2) they are unbleached 3) due to the texture they are easy to lift out of the filter holder.