<< If you have any recipes or suggestions you would like to share with us about CBE and Emulsionizer, we would be delighted to hear from you.

CBE is Made in Europe using the best European sourced plastics. It has been certified as safe to be in contact with water of up to 100ºC during 10 minutes without generating any kind of chemical migration into the coffee or the food that you make.

FAQs Archive - Emulsionizer

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<< If you have any recipes or suggestions you would like to share with us about CBE and Emulsionizer, we would be delighted to hear from you.

Q: Can I clean them in the dishwasher?

We would recommend you to clean all the spare parts by hand immediately after using the Emulsionizer. If you do use a dishwasher, only the borosilicate glass jar, the filter and the discs should be loaded into it. CAUTION: The wooden parts of the Emulsionizer should NOT be cleaned in the dishwasher, as they could get damaged in the process (if needed, you can remove the handle from the filter).

Q: What about CBE?

CBE is Made in Europe using the best European sourced plastics. It has been certified as safe to be in contact with water of up to 100ºC during 10 minutes without generating any kind of chemical migration into the coffee or the food that you make.

Q: Can I immerse Emulsionizer in a stew or in boiling water?

Yes you can, it is made of 304 Stainless Steel.

Q: Can I make the same recipes with CBE and with Emulsionizer?

You can make most of the recipes with both. However, please be aware that CBE stainless steel mesh’s holes are quite smaller than Emulsionizer’s because they have been designed for different purposes. Therefore, if you make an Immersion or Cold Brew coffee with the Emulsionizer you will notice that too many drips go into the coffee, so you will want to let them settle on the bottom before drinking, or it could feel quite unpleasant. And if you make a CBE type of coffee, always use the “blind” (non micro-perforated) or the 300 micron disc (0,3), never the 500 micron disc (0,5) or unpleasant coffee bean particles (or nut peel particles) will go through the filter.

Q: What are the differences between CBE® & Emulsionizer®?

The materials they are made of and the pore sizes of the filter. Please check this chart :

SUGGESTIONS

admin2023-12-22T10:44:06+01:00

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SUGGESTIONSadmin2023-12-22T10:44:06+01:00

Can I clean them in the dishwasher?

admin2023-12-22T10:43:42+01:00

We would recommend you to clean all the spare parts [...]

Can I clean them in the dishwasher?admin2023-12-22T10:43:42+01:00

What about CBE?

admin2023-12-22T10:43:15+01:00

CBE is Made in Europe using the best European sourced [...]

What about CBE?admin2023-12-22T10:43:15+01:00

Can I immerse Emulsionizer in a stew or in boiling water?

admin2023-12-22T10:42:48+01:00

Yes you can, it is made of 304 Stainless Steel.

Can I immerse Emulsionizer in a stew or in boiling water?admin2023-12-22T10:42:48+01:00

Can I make the same recipes with CBE and with Emulsionizer?

admin2023-12-22T10:42:23+01:00

You can make most of the recipes with both. However, [...]

Can I make the same recipes with CBE and with Emulsionizer?admin2023-12-22T10:42:23+01:00

What are the differences between CBE® & Emulsionizer®?

admin2023-12-22T10:42:02+01:00

The materials they are made of and the pore sizes [...]

What are the differences between CBE® & Emulsionizer®?admin2023-12-22T10:42:02+01:00

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