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D STANDS FOR · Vienna

CAFEC T-90 Filterpapier für Decaf - medium dark roast

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Decaf

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What D STANDS FOR says about this coffee

Unsere Testsieger für entkoffeinierten Kaffee!

Brühe wunderbar süß-balancierte Cups – mit den original CAFEC Papierfiltern aus Japan. Wenn du die Acidity im Cup hervorheben möchtest, empfehlen wir dir den CAFEC Abaca Filter.

Diese Packung enthält 100 hochwertige Kaffeefilter, passend für Typ Cup 4 (2–4 Tassen). Die Filter bestehen aus 100 % sauerstoffgebleichtem Papierzellstoff, sind geschmacksneutral und sorgen für ein sauberes, präzises Brüherlebnis nach dem Osmotic Flow-Prinzip.

Hier geht es zu unserem Filterpapier Test für Decaf.

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What the roaster says about where it came from

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Where each fact came from

Decaffeinated

“Hier geht es zu unserem Filterpapier Test für Decaf.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)

Roast level

CAFEC T-90 Filterpapier für Decaf - medium dark roast… part of a longer passage the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)

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