Melitta

American  

[muh-lit-uh] / məˈlɪt ə /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

“Unfortunately, my mother drank instant coffee with a dash of milk and so that’s what I learned to drink,” wrote Gina, of Falls Church, Va. “A decade later, my future husband introduced me to real coffee made using the Melitta method. Same process as instant: boil the water and make the coffee, but oh-so-different result! And because it was real coffee, I learned to drink it black — and enjoy every drop.”

From Washington Post

The second wave crashed in the 1970s, when the same consumers who bought Cuisinarts and ate at Chez Panisse began embracing premium, dark-roasted beans and European brewing gadgets like Moka pots, Melitta filters and French presses.

From New York Times

Price: ~$46 to $50 Amazon Best Buy Melitta single-cup pour-over coffee brewer This is the perfect basic pour-over coffee maker for a dorm room.

From The Verge

Price: ~$15 Amazon Base Roots Melitta single-cup pour-over coffee brewer This is the perfect basic pour-over.

From The Verge

Price: ~$3 Amazon Ikea Melitta single-cup pour-over coffee brewer This is the perfect basic pour-over.

From The Verge