Coffee Sock History
This Coffee Sock History page is an evolving process as we at the Coffee Sock Company discover more and more about the origins of the Coffee Sock. What we do know for sure is that the Coffee Sock makes good, really good coffee! If you would like to contribute a fact on the history of the Coffee Sock we would love to hear from you – Jason@CoffeeSockCompany.com
Many countries claim to be the origin of the Coffee Sock. Mexico, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia….but Costa Rica seems to be the place where it is most widely used.
Coffee Sock the Costa Rican Way – Sock and Stand
It is said this is the most common way for making a great brew in Costa Rica. The ground beans are put in the sock and pour boiling water through. The stand is made out of wood or wire and houses the sock.
Coffee Sock the Costa Rican Way – Sock and Stand
It is said this is the most common way for making a great brew in Costa Rica. The ground beans are put in the sock and pour boiling water through. The stand is made out of wood or wire and houses the sock.
Source: www.travelcostarica.nu
Within Costa Rica making coffee this was is known as “Café Chorreado”.
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Source: www.travelcostarica.nu
One Coffee Sock Many Names
We have also found that the Coffee Sock is called by many different names. Here are some we have discovered;
o Cloth Filter
o Cotton Filter
o Coffee Strainer
o Coffee Tea Nut Milk Drip Brew Filter Bag Fine Strainer
o Colador
o Muslin Filter/Strainer
o Cloth Bag Filter Method
o Cotton Tea Filter
o Thai tea filter stainless steel / muslin
o Cloth Sock Coffee Filter
o Coffee and Tea Sock Reusable Cotton
We have also found that the Coffee Sock is called by many different names. Here are some we have discovered;
o Cloth Filter
o Cotton Filter
o Coffee Strainer
o Coffee Tea Nut Milk Drip Brew Filter Bag Fine Strainer
o Colador
o Muslin Filter/Strainer
o Cloth Bag Filter Method
o Cotton Tea Filter
o Thai tea filter stainless steel / muslin
o Cloth Sock Coffee Filter
o Coffee and Tea Sock Reusable Cotton