Details
Product Overview
Deliver consistent, high-quality coffee in your restaurant or cafe with BUNN Regular Paper Coffee Filters designed for 12-cup decanter brewers. Built for commercial foodservice environments across Canada, these filters ensure optimal extraction and reliable performance during high-volume service.
Made with a special paper grade, these filters allow proper water flow for balanced flavour while reducing bitterness and sediment. They are especially effective for precision brewing such as decaf and flavoured coffees where taste clarity is essential.
The stay-in-place design helps prevent overflow and keeps grounds securely contained, ensuring a clean and efficient brewing process every time. With a bulk 1000-pack, your operation benefits from reduced downtime and improved workflow efficiency.
Specifications
Features
- ✓ Special paper grade ensures optimal coffee extraction and flavour clarity
- ✓ Stay-in-place design prevents filter collapse and grounds overflow
- ✓ Ideal for precision brewing including decaf and flavoured coffee
- ✓ Durable construction supports high-volume commercial use
- ✓ Bulk 1000-pack reduces frequent restocking and downtime
- ✓ Improves beverage consistency and customer satisfaction
Tips on How to Use
- ✓ Place the filter evenly inside the brew basket for proper and consistent extraction.
- ✗ Avoid folding or crumpling the filter as it may restrict water flow and affect brewing.
- ✓ Use a medium grind coffee for best brewing results and optimal flow rate.
- ✗ Fine grind may slow water flow and cause overflow during the brewing cycle.
- ✓ Replace the filter after each brew cycle for consistent taste and hygiene.
- ✗ Reusing filters can negatively affect taste quality and hygiene standards.
- ✓ Rinse the filter with hot water before brewing to remove any paper taste if desired.
- ✗ Skipping the rinse is fine, but it may result in a slight paper flavour in lighter roasts.
- ✓ Store filters in a dry, clean environment to maintain quality and freshness.
- ✗ Avoid moisture exposure as it can compromise the integrity and performance of the filters.
