but lower than unfiltered coffee,” the researchers wrote after testing 14 machines at Swedish healthcare facilities. The study found that brewing machines, which use metal filters instead of ...

The study found that brewing machines, which use metal filters instead of paper, had median cafestol levels of 176 mg/L — significantly higher than the 12 mg/L found in traditional paper-filtered ...

which use metal filters instead of paper, had median cafestol levels of 176 mg/L — significantly higher than the 12 mg/L found in traditional paper-filtered coffee. Based on their findings ...