At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, Bentz Melitta, a German housewife, thought it was too troublesome to make coffee now. One day, she made a hole in the bottom of the copper bowl, took out an blotting paper from her son's schoolbag and put it into the hot water. Immediately, the mellow coffee dripped into the pot through the blotting paper. That's how she invented the ability to filter dregs and retain mellow coffee.
2015-03-06 Ten years ago coffee brewing re-popular at the end of the century 20th century Germany aAt the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, Bentz Melitta, a German housewife, thought it was too troublesome to make coffee now. One day, she made a hole in the bottom of the copper bowl, took out an blotting paper from her son's schoolbag and put it into the hot water. Immediately, the mellow coffee dripped into the pot through the blotting paper. That's how she invented the ability to filter dregs and retain mellow coffee.
2015-03-06 Ten years ago coffee brewing re-popular at the end of the century 20th century Germany a