Coffee press

Coffee press Information
Category	Fluff
Class	Miscellaneous
Type	Cooking
Related Scripts	Brewing material

Verbs Used
CLEAN POUR PRESS PUT

The coffee press is a fluff cooking script that applies to miscellaneous items. It is part of the hot brewing system. When used with a heat source, it can turn a brewing material into a hot drink.

Analyze

You analyze the glass coffee press and sense that there is no recorded information on that item.  It may or may not be able to be worked on by a merchant alterer.

You get no sense of whether or not the press may be further lightened.

Usage Information

Verb	Option	First	Third
CLEAN	Dirty press	You turn the glass coffee press over, dumping its contents on the floor. You go about cleaning out the glass coffee press, preparing it for its next use.	Person turns a tinted glass coffee press with a web-like crackle pattern over, dumping its contents on the floor. After righting it again, Person meticulously cleans the glass coffee press.
	Clean press	You go about cleaning out the glass coffee press, preparing it for its next use.	Person meticulously cleans the glass coffee press.
POUR	Water into press	You tip the spout of your dark pewter kettle over a tinted glass coffee press with a web-like crackle pattern and carefully fill it.	Person tips the spout of her dark pewter kettle over a tinted glass coffee press with a web-like crackle pattern and carefully fills it.
	Press into cup	You tip the spout of your glass coffee press over a labradorite-inset polished copper teacup and carefully fill it.	Person tips the spout of her glass coffee press over a labradorite-inset polished copper teacup and carefully fills it.
PRESS	Not ready	Judging by the color of the liquid in the glass coffee press, it is not time to push the plunger down just yet.	n/a
	Ready	You grasp the plunger atop the glass coffee press and gently push down, marshalling the swirling coffee grounds to a prison underneath fine mesh at the bottom of the glass coffee press.	Person grasps the plunger atop her glass coffee press and gently pushes down, marshaling the swirling coffee grounds to a prison underneath fine mesh at the bottom of the glass coffee press.
PUT	Grounds into press	You carefully measure out a portion of coffee grounds from a red-orange parchment packet illustrated with a purple crocus and place the grounds into a tinted glass coffee press with a web-like crackle pattern.	Person carefully measures out some coffee grounds and places the grounds into a tinted glass coffee press with a web-like crackle pattern.

Additional Information

While not required to brew hot coffee, a coffee press can be used to help with the brewing process. Similar to a tea infuser, the advantage of using a coffee press is that the coffee intensity will never be weak; it prevents completing the brewing process until the coffee has reached a "just right" state. This also locks in the completed intensity of the coffee for the entire amount brewed.

Coffee grounds can be removed from the packet or tin of coffee first, or the packet/tin can be directly PUT inside the coffee press to measure out a single dose. Water is boiled inside of a brewing kettle on a heat source. Once boiling, water can be POURed into the coffee press. After a short time, about a minute or two, use PRESS {PRESS} to complete the brewing process. The finished coffee can then be POURed into an appropriate drink container.

For detailed information on how to use a coffee press with coffee grounds and a brewing kettle, see the main brewing system article.