Trader Joe’s No. 2 Brown Coffee Filters Reviews
Contains 100 “number two” style coffee filter cones, which fits Melitta, Krups, Braun, Oster, and other coffeemakers that use a #2 size filter cone.
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Mark –
I am giving up on these. I’ve tried to like them – when they work they make good pour-over coffee. But too many times the seam fails and the ground coffee ends up washing into my coffee mug.
Eric Burgstaller –
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. IT IS RUBBISH. Trader Joe’s NATURAL BROWN COFFEE FILTERS #2 are no good at all. I purchased a pack (for $ 2.29, at Store no. 0640 in Arlington VA, on 03/16/2022) three weeks ago, and have been using these filters every day since. They cannot hold my std. quantity for two cups of pour-over, i.e. five teaspoons of ground coffee. On average, 1 filter in 3 bursts, with all the precious coffee ending up unfiltered in the pot. – This product is of course a lot cheaper than Melitta Filters, but it is USELESS!! This disappointed customer has returned to Melitta Filters. SHAME on Trader Joe’s for trying to peddle such a flawed product.
Carol –
I use these all the time and they work great. There have been none of the problems that others have mentioned
Joseph A Aro –
I’ve used this product for more years than I can remember. Users complaining about seam bursts do not know how to use cone filters. Fold over the bottom and side seams and the filter never fails.
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Lindsay –
So disappointing! I use these for a standard pour over and every other time the seam fails and I’m left with a mountain of grounds in my mug, which ends up being a waste of coffee.
Tina –
I’ve used these Natural cone #4 filters for years, with a pour over set-up of a fine mesh strainer filtering in a 2 cup glass pyrex. Worked fine. Decided to upgrade my homemade system and get a Hario ceramic dripper, and a borosilicate glass brewing carafe. Popped in my TJ filter, after folding at both seams as Hario suggested, and twice, a hole in the bottom of the filter that allowed my coffee to flow into the container! I even doubled the filters the second cup, and the same result.
One thing I did notice with this box even before I bought the new pour over utensils….the paper these filters are made from is far less dense, than the filters in the previous boxes. TJ has found a cheaper supplier, and it shows in the effectiveness of the filter to successfully deliver your coffee, absent the coffee grounds.
Bedrich –
I’ve used for years same no.2 has only failed a few times ever – they work great. I just want to know if they’re coated in plastic of any kind in the manufacturing process?