As the title said, I’m looking for a stainless steel french press. So far the only producer that actually makes them in Europe seems to be Stelton (Denmark). Bodum looked good, but they do have a factory in China and don’t clearly disclose in the webshop where the specific product is made. Additionally Amazon lists the Bodum Columbia as “Made in China”. Scanpan is another European brand, but the TOGO line is made in China unfortunately.

So I’d be happy to get any pointers for brands to look at.

Edit: The options so far are

  • Stelton EM77, stainless steel cylinder, 80€, made in Denmark
  • Bodum Douro, stainless steel cylinder, 170€, made in Portugal

All other options (WMF, other Bodum models, Bialetti, Paderno) seem to be produced in China or the US.

I didn’t expect it to be this difficult to find viable options.

  • starlinguk@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Malongo (France) and Grunwerg (UK). It’s not called a French press in Europe, it’s a cafetière.

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      1 day ago

      Malongo Just sells cafetières from Bodum, which in turn has at least one factory in China (and the models sold are made of glass), and Grunwerg produces “overseas” according to their website.

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    8 days ago

    Are you looking for stainless kitchen ustensile ? On selton website, i found various product related to cooking, coffee…

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      8 days ago

      I don’t want to be rude, but have you read what I wrote? As I said, Stelton is so far the only brand I could find that has a stainless steel french press made in Europe.

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        8 days ago

        Well, i didn’t understood at first, that’s your other answer that helped me. As i said earlier i went to the website of Stelton and tried to decipher what you wrote. I was lost.

        The french in its name is confusing and it’s not a popular product in France. So in fact it was just the name of a coffee press…

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          2 days ago

          It’s a cafetière. Funnily enough, French press is the American name for it. I have no idea why OP is calling it by its American name.

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            1 day ago

            I frankly didn’t realize that it was a difference between US and UK English.