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Angelo Donarumma

Thomas R Callahan

A coffee infusion container is provided consisting of a porous cone shaped inner section that is inverted to accept hot water and the outer shape of the enclosure is shaped in the form of a partial cone with the upper most section removed and a rod shaped handle is provided and affixed to said container so that the container retains its shape after being subjected to hot water with the container being dunked into a hot cup of hot water so the a cup of coffee may be brewed.

Coffee infusion container

An infusion bag is disclosed wherein granular coffee is contained in a water-permeable portion which is attached to a water-reservoir portion whereby water passes downwardly in a positive manner from the reservoir into the receptacle to contact the granules and then the coffee brew is passed outwardly from the receptacle. Strings attached to the receptacle permit positive opening and closing of the receptacle with positive water action through the bag. The infusion bag is particularly suited to brewing coffee from ground coffee beans.

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West Babylon, NY, United States of America

Angelo Donarumma