Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts

2/25/2012

West Bend 54149 12-Cup Automatic Coffee Percolator, Stainless Steel Review

West Bend 54149 12-Cup Automatic Coffee Percolator, Stainless Steel
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I love perculator coffee makers because you get HOT coffee. I had a different brand that had some poorly designed features. What I really like about this West Bend pot is the water level indicator, (although it starts at 8 cups). The only wierd problem is that every 10 min. or so it momentarily starts re-perking, to keep the coffee warm. If you don't remove the coffee ground holder it will send the hot water back through the grounds.

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This highly polished stainless steel with black phenolic base and handle unit also has a stainless steel filter basket and perk tube. A plastic cover knob shows when the coffee is perking and a ready-to-serve light shows when the coffee is ready. There is a coffee level indicator in the handle and also a detachable cord.

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2/16/2012

Imusa Aluminum Coffee Percolator Review

Imusa Aluminum Coffee Percolator
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I ordered this pot for my wife and the very first thing we noticed was that instead of an aluminum grounds basket this pot is shipped with a plastic basket! While I don't drink coffee my wife reports that even after several uses she can still taste the plastic.

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2/08/2012

George Foreman SK1403P 16-Inch by 12-Inch SkilLite Searing Skillet with Intelli-Probe Digital Controls Review

George Foreman SK1403P 16-Inch by 12-Inch SkilLite Searing Skillet with Intelli-Probe Digital Controls
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We had dinner last night courtesy of the George Foreman skillet. This skillet has a lot to offer but it also has some shortcomings.
Pros:
Large nonstick cooking surface
Clean lines and sleek styling makes it look good on the table
Grease channel helps drain the fat away from what you're cooking
Steam vent helps reduce condensation which prevents your sauces from getting watered down
Heats up super fast (I'm talking just a few minutes)
Skillet doubles as a steamer
Sear setting helps brown meat/vegetables quickly
Easy to use controls
Cons:
Serious hot spots (all electric skillets have them) combined with the super fast heating makes for easily burnt food (I quickly placed 9 chicken thighs in the skillet and by the time the last one hit the surface, 4 placed on hot spots were already burned)
Recipe booklet only contains 4 recipes, none using the steam rack
No instructions for how to use the reversible meat/steam rack-How much water do you add for steaming? What temperature is used for steaming? How long should stuff be steamed? How do you use the meat rack? Do you brown the meat first? Again, what temp is recommended?
The skillet is well made except for an aluminum cover over the heating element on the bottom. It serves no purpose that I can see other than making cleaning more difficult. All electric skillets cannot be submerged in water (you can't get water in the probe receptacle) so you have to wash and rinse them carefully but this aluminum cover allows water to seep under it where you can't reach it to dry it off.Better info and more recipes would do a lot to elevate the Skillite Searing Skillet to the status of indispensible kitchen gadget.


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Now you can knock out the fat on all your skillet favorites. The SkilLite searing skillet features our exclusive grease channel design, that lets you separate fat and unwanted oil from food as you cook, so you can have all your favorite skillet meals with less fat and more flavor. George Tough nonstick coating lets you cook without oil or butter, with a spacious 16 by 12-inch cooking surface and 2-inch depth for whole family meals with ease. Intelli-Probe digital controls let you set cooking at the touch of a button, with an exclusive one-touch 500-Degree searing function that's the only of it's kind in the market. A reversible meat and steam rack adds even more versatility, while a tempered glass lid with adjustable steam vent lets you control and monitor cooking progress with ease. The elegant pan removes easily from the probe so you can cook and serve in the same dish.

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1/27/2012

GSI Outdoors Coffee Pots and Boilers Review

GSI Outdoors Coffee Pots and Boilers
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This basic boiler coffee pot gets the job done. The lid on this boiler is attached, so you don't drop it in the fire and make the other cowboys mad. The GSI brand pots are a little thin and easy to dent, and the lids are not always a perfect fit. Old pots are much thicker. But for the price this one will do the job.
You can also use the other more sturdy brands percolator pots and take out the basket and tube.
Boiled coffe is a learned procedure and takes practice. If you cannot face having a bit of grounds in your coffee, or a dented pot with black soot marks on it, this may not be for you. This pot is not really for the stove. A boiled coffee pot like this one is meant for the campfire, or the fire-pit at home if you have one.
CARE OF POT: If you want it to stay nice and clean looking, wet the outside with a bit of soap before you put it on the fire, and let it dry to an invisible shield. Soot wipes right off when you wash it. Unless this stays outside all the time, this is a really smart idea to save the nice color on your pot. There is no basket, filter, tube, or other clutter to worry about, I want as little fussiness as possible for campfire coffee.
RECIPE FOR BOILED COFFEE: Here is a recipe from the book I am writing: Use 3/4 cup of coffee grounds per quart of coffee, or one coffee measure scoop per coffee cup of water. Heat the amount of water you intend to use in your pan over a hot fire, until boiling. Then add the coffee grounds, and an eggshell. Yes I said an eggshell. Get the water back to boiling as it slows for a couple of minutes after dropping in the coffee. Pull the pot off the fire and set it aside for a few minutes. Pour in a 1/2 cup of cold water. Along with the eggshells, this helps the grounds sink to the bottom of your pot. Some people do not like the cold water trick as they want the coffee as hot as possible. If that is you, just set it aside about 5 minutes to settle. Now the next secret to this is.... Don't pour it out! Instead use a scooper or a ladle to serve your coffee so that you do not stir up the grounds again. If you do not have a ladle, pour really really slow. That is why the lid on a boiler is supposed to be bigger than a lid on a percolator. TIP: Remember not to drink the cup to the bottom, throw out the last bit has grounds, then get a fresh cup. Now when I was a kid there were tricks that my uncles used when hunting involving socks as bag for grounds, but don't even ask me to go there. This type of pot is also convenient for leaving on the fire during the day to keep hot water going for washing dishes, bathing, cooking, or to make some hot chocolate or tea in the cup.
Now keep in mind that this page lists about 6 or more different size posts, some are percolators, so make sure you get what you really need. Boilers tend to come in bigger sizes that percolators, so if you need a BIG pot, you can get a boiler all the way up to 36 cups. Now that looks impressive on a fire. I hope all this helps you, Happy Trails!

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Great for indoor or outdoor use. Glaze is kiln hardened.Heavy gauge steel with classic blue or green enameled finish.Easy to clean and dishwasher safe.

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1/08/2012

Coleman 5008C700T Camping Coffeemaker, Black Review

Coleman 5008C700T Camping Coffeemaker, Black
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This Coleman drip coffeemaker is the ultimate indulgence for those who love to make coffee outdoors. Why sacrifice the quality of your coffee on a camping trip? If you love camping and you love coffee, get this maker...forget any other method (unless, of course, you absolutely don't have the room such as when backpacking or you have electric available at your campsite).
This appliance looks to be made by Mr Coffee for Coleman because Mr Coffee carafes do fit (I've since learned the corporation that owns Coleman owns Mr Coffee). The machine uses round basket paper filters, and it's somewhat slower than a home unit, but it will make up to ten cups. One caution here: be sure to keep the handle on the carafe pointing straight out the front when brewing; if it's hanging out toward the side, the handle will get hot and it could melt if your burner is turned way up.
I've also used this coffeemaker on a gas range during a power outage and it worked just fine.
Love coffee...love life in the great outdoors...Coleman helps you get there. Enjoy!

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12/14/2011

Old-fashioned Percolators Review

Old-fashioned Percolators
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Love my coffee pot!! Now, I can make a great cup of coffee by allowing it to perk at the temperature and time I want. Saves on coffee!!!

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Make hot, delicious coffee with no cords! Heavy gauge stainless steel percolator goes directly on your stove top. Features a stay-cool handle and see-through top knob. Dishwasher safe.• 6 cup pot: 6"H x 4 1/2"Dia.• 9 cup pot: 7 1/2"H x 4 3/4"Dia.

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12/12/2011

Cuisinart PRC-12 Classic 12-Cup Stainless-Steel Percolator Review

Cuisinart PRC-12 Classic 12-Cup Stainless-Steel Percolator
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I do not understand what has happened in the coffee maker industry. It seems as if every coffee appliance I buy fails. This one is no exception. I bought this one only because most of the reviews praised it. Now I am sure that the reviews are phony and must be posted by the manufacturer. There is no control over the time of percolation which for whatever reason has been designed to be too short. The coffee comes out weak especially if you try to make less than 12 cups, the water just doesn't make it through the strainer for less cups??? The manual suggests using 20 spoons for 12 cups of strong coffee. At this rate I will essentially be using double the coffee grinds to make the same amount of coffee as I did with a much older Faberware I had and the coffee is still weak. The new faberwares are just as bad as everything else manufactured these days. The reviews and the item description also touts that this coffee percolator has a glass knob. This is an outright lie, it is plastic!!!! I was initially pleased with the design although I feel it is made with a lighter guage metal than it should be. I would gladly pay double for this product if it worked. Don't buy it, it is another coffee maker dud!!!!!

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Brewing from 4 to 12 cups of coffee, this classic stainless-steel percolator offers an elegant way to serve coffee to dinner guests. The unit circulates piping hot water through coffee grounds and pulses up into the glass knob on top to create the familiar percolating sound that coffee lovers love. Its ready-to-serve light indicates when coffee is ready to enjoy, while the detachable cord provides the ability to serve fresh perked coffee right at the table without any hassle. Other useful features include a precision drip-free spout, an easy-grip knob on the unit's lid, and a stay-cool bottom that allows the percolator to sit safely on any surface without scarring. The appliance combines present-day technology with the retro look of a '50s kitchen for creating a perfect compliment to any kitchen decor. The percolator measures approximately 8 by 6 by 12 inches and carries a three-year limited warranty.

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12/03/2011

Aerolatte 13 Satin, Milk Frother with Travel Case Review

Aerolatte 13 Satin, Milk Frother with Travel Case
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We love this little frother. It produces a lot of froth in just seconds. We've also found you don't need a frothing pitcher with this one, you can just froth your milk in the mug you're going to use, then add the coffee, and the froth floats to the top. Highly recommend it!

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Aerolatte Milk Frothers are the world-famous, award-winning, best-selling original steam-free milk frother. Safe and easy to use, the Aerolatte milk frother eliminates the need for expensive steam-based machines. It works directly in your mug or glass using an innovative whisk-head to turn milk that has been heated in the microwave or stovetop into rich, thick foam in just 20-second. Use for lattes, cappuccinos, milkshakes, and hot chocolate. Aerolatte Satin has an attractive satin finish and comes with a travel case. Thicker shaft, liquid resistant seal, longer lasting motor – Aerolatte. Includes instructions, recipes, and 2 AA batteries. 2-year guarantee.

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11/20/2011

Bamboo Vacpot Stir Stick - Contoured Vacuum Coffee Brewer Stirrer Review

Bamboo Vacpot Stir Stick - Contoured Vacuum Coffee Brewer Stirrer
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Perfect tool for stirring grounds during brewing coffee in a vacuum pot. Works amazingly better than chopsticks, spatula, spoon, which were all used before happening upon this product.

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Contoured bamboo stir stick for stirring vacuum pot coffee brewers (vacpots). A step up from plastic and a far better way to stir the slurry. 9-3/4" long

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11/04/2011

Chemex Glass Coffeemaker Lid Review

Chemex Glass Coffeemaker Lid
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The stopper looks nice and matches the Chemex pot; unfortunately, it falls out easily and gets hot when in place. It does what it is supposed to but is not easy to use. I would skip this item.

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When the coffee's getting cold but you really want another cup you can use your Chemex coffeemaker to heat coffee on the stove, as long as you first place the metal grid on the burner. That having been said, make sure that coffee doesn't vanish into thin air as you heat it up by putting this tempered glass lid over the top.

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10/22/2011

CHEMEX 10 Cup Classic Series Coffee Maker Review

CHEMEX 10 Cup Classic Series Coffee Maker
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I have been using a Chemex 10-cup coffee maker for over a year and half, and have never had such good coffee before in my life. I am constantly looking forward to my next pot of coffee!
There is a downside to this coffee maker: it is a more manual procedure than what you are used to, and it also takes a couple of pots to learn how to use this most efficiently. The first time I tried to use mine, I had ground my coffee way too finely and it just took forever! The big time consumers: you have to boil your water separately (you do have a water kettle right?) and then you have to gradually pour the boiled water through the Chemex. This means that while the coffee is brewing, you are pouring, or watching, or giving the filter area a bit of a stir.
Now the up side: you will never ever ever drink a better cup of coffee. I use filtered water, freshly ground home roasted beans, and this Chemex to produce the finest coffee I have ever had the pleasure of drinking. And this coffee is a pleasure! In fact, I've totally given up using cream and sugar because my coffee no longer has anything to hide.
Another up side: clean up means swishing the Chemex with warm water and tossing the water down the drain. You can also wash with a bottle brush but this is rarely necessary. A brief swish is really all it takes. Over time, it does start to acquire a smokey color, at which point I wash it in water mixed with a splash of bleach to get your Chemex looking factory new. Try that with your electric drip machine! Ha! That thing will NEVER look brand new!
Oh, here's a final upside: despite the fact that this Chemex brews the best coffee you'll ever drink, it costs less than just about anything. You are probably already spending more money than this every month at Starbucks!
The Chemex is just a type of glass carafe, so there are no heating elements to burn your coffee. Some people may not like this, but without the heated burner there is no risk of burning your coffee. I usually make enough coffee to fill the 10-cup Chemex. When ready, I just pour it into my thermos and a large mug and I have enough coffee for the whole day. And that includes enough to share; everyone at work knows the best coffee comes out of my thermos. The Flavia machines do not come close!
Go ahead and buy yourself one of these. If necessary, wake up 10 minutes earlier to make your coffee. Better yet, wake up 20 minutes earlier. And when your coffee is ready, instead of dumping it into a travel cup and bolting out the door, sit down and enjoy your first cup for the next 10 minutes. You deserve it!


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Coffee purists appreciate the classic styling of this carafe with wood collar and tie. The Chemex filter drip method eliminates bitterness, and the slow brewing allows full flavor from the best coffee beans. Unlike flat bottom filters, the conical shape concentrates grounds at the bottom of the filter, ensuring a clear flavorful coffee without fail.

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10/19/2011

Chef's Choice 675 International Cordless Electric Hot Pot Review

Chef's Choice 675 International Cordless Electric Hot Pot
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I just recieved this kettle to replace a rival hotpot. The Rival lacked an on-off switch. It also gave off some strange tastes and some say stainless is better than plastic that way.
I reheat coffee and heat canned goods in the hotpot as it's easier for me than the range and the wide opening on this hotpot allows one to clean it easily though the lid won't lift as far as you'd like.
On recieving this kettle my first thought was the base was of light gauge plastic - seemed a little cheap. But I suppose that's ok if it turns out to be durable. Next I was amazed that the stainless vessel was of lighter gauge than I expected. This is probably all good though. Some reviewers of the other stainless kettles remark that they are heavy and get 'dangerously' hot. This one is actually reasonably light to maneuver. And if I boil 2 cups of water - turning it off myself which is before the automatic shut off - the stainless is just warm at the top; not really hot. If it doesn't wear out this is fine for my needs. Also - it looks like the picture. I give it one star for the appearance of the polished stainless, but that is subjective. Have to admit though, it cleans good.
3 year later: Still works fine and I've fired it up every day 3-5 times. V Fine.

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Perfect for the office, college dorm or traveling, this revolutionary Cordless Electric Hot Pot boils water for beverages and soups. Made of 18/10 stainless steel, its powerful 1500 watts allows for a quick full boil, faster than heating water in the microwave. The heating element sealed beneath hot pot floor never comes in contact with water, thus eliminating the possibility of mineral build-up. A convenient external water gauge is located in the handle for easy viewing and lid locks for safe pouring. Also features an On/Off switch, illuminated ON switch when unit is operating, automatic shut-off when water reaches a boil and double boil-dry shutoff protection. Holds 1.75 quarts.

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9/19/2011

Farberware Classic Yosemite 8-Cup Stainless Steel Percolator Review

Farberware Classic Yosemite 8-Cup Stainless Steel Percolator
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I bought the Farberware Classic Yosemite 8-Cup Stainless Steel Percolator after battling with several automatic-drip coffee makers. All I wanted was a hot cup of coffee! Now that I have given up on automatic-drip coffee makers and chosen to use a percolator, a relic from childhood, I enjoy a piping hot cup of coffee every day, as opposed to lukewarm brown water. This percolater is easy to use, cleanup is easy, my coffee tastes better, and the wonderful smell permeates my kitchen as it perks. Why automatic-drip coffee makers ever came to be is beyond me. Another example of the old adage, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

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At the first morning sip you'll say, "Forget the espresso maker!" True connoisseurs know that the best coffee comes from a freshly percolated pot. This classic stainless steel model will provide long lasting beauty. Why not start an 'old tradition' with Sunday morning coffee in bed?

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9/08/2011

Proctor Silex K2070 1-Quart Automatic Electric Kettle, White Review

Proctor Silex K2070 1-Quart Automatic Electric Kettle, White
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This Electric Kettle is quite simple without any frills. For the price, it does what it claims to do. It boils water quickly , the water level is easy to see and has the auto-shut off feature. I have used it reliably to boil water for tea, oatmeal etc. The water is quite hot, so use caution when pouring it out. The lid , can sometimes be hard to close & open.

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Model number on packaging may be listed as either K2070 or 74311Y. Product is identical.

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8/25/2011

KitchenAid 2-qt. Gourmet Essentials - Teakettles Teakettle, White Review

KitchenAid 2-qt. Gourmet Essentials - Teakettles Teakettle, White
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Dont buy this if you have a glass top stove, only buy the stainless steel version. As soon as we opened the package there was a warning telling us not to use this and when we called the company they said all of the kettles other than the stainless steel one can melt to your stove. I gave it a three because we never got to use it.

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Water comes quickly to a boil in this 2-quart teakettle, which features sturdy steel construction for fast, even heating. Its beautiful porcelain enamel-coated exterior resists stains, cleans easily, and is durable enough to withstand daily use. In addition to the kettle's colorful exterior, its lid and handle are made of beautiful 18/10 stainless steel accented with color-coordinated soft silicone rubber to form a stay-cool handle with a confident grip. A strong, clear whistle indicates when the water's ready, and the lid removes for simple refilling or cleaning--the kettle should be washed by hand only using a mild cleanser. The teakettle measures 7 by 8 by 9 inches and carries a hassle-free replacement warranty for the first year and a limited lifetime warranty thereafter.

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8/02/2011

Fitz-All Replacement Percolator Top, Small Review

Fitz-All Replacement Percolator Top, Small
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This is a great little replacement glass top for your percolator if it came with a plastic one like mine (B0009U5NEY) did. It fits different sized percolator top holes, and has a screw on metal bracket for under the lid so it still fastens to the lid nice and tight. And it will last much longer than the plastic one!

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Fitz-All Replacement Percolator Top is the original universal size relacement percolator top. Includes heat-resistant glass perk top plus patented locking ring in non-corroding aluminum to fit most electric and non-electric percolators with cover openings from 13/16 inch to 1-1/2 inch. Fits tight, won't fall out. Perfect replacement for older perks where original glass knob won't fit because hole is worn or enlarged.

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7/24/2011

Bodum Chambord Aluminum Stovetop Espresso Maker Review

Bodum Chambord Aluminum Stovetop Espresso Maker
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The first problem with this item was the overbearing odor of machine oil that filled my nostrils when I opened it for the first time. The instruction book, of course, mentioned the pot should be cleaned thoroughly before the first use, but that presented a problem when the book cautioned that the machine should be cleaned with water only. I was not convinced that water alone could do it. Sure enough, numerous washings later, the aluminum Espresso pot still had the vague if not overpowering odor of machine oil about it.
We decided to give it a shot. I had invited over a couple of Espresso aficionados to help me judge the first batch. I will say that the pot made a quick, full six servings of Espresso, but the pot unfortunately still smelled like machine oil after we finished making the first brew. One of us was brave enough to taste it, and reported that the Espresso was not bad at all. The coffee -- if not the pot -- was free of any oily taste or smell, and the second taster reported that he liked it very much.
I would have given this at least four stars for the price, simplicity and overall result, except that darn oil odor ruined our appetite for what we were hoping was a quick desert beverage. I am hoping that a few uses of this very economical alternative to an expensive Espresso machine will rid the pot of the oily odor.
UPDATE: TWO MONTHS LATER - The pot has lost the odor that was so off-putting when it first came out of the box. The coffee -- I mean, espresso -- is great. I use it for company all the time and everybody loves the brew. Definitely worth the money if you're seeking a bargain-priced espresso maker!


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The Bodum Chambord Stovetop Espresso Maker lets coffee lovers prepare and serve shots of their favorite brew at home. This stylish unit brews quality, delicious, authentic espresso in practically no time at all - at a tiny fraction of the price of an expensive espresso machine, 3-cup, 0.35-litre. How do I use it?. Pour water in the bottom container up to the MAX mark. Insert the funnel-shaped metal filter. Add fine ground coffee to the filter. Tighten the upper part (which has a second metal filter and a silicone gasket at the bottom) onto the water container. Place the espresso maker on a heat source making sure that the handle is not directly over heat. When the water boils, the steam will reach a high enough pressure to gradually force its way through the ground coffee, and pass through to the upper chamber. As soon as all of the espresso has reached the upper chamber, you will hear a sputtering sound - the sign that the coffee is ready to serve. Pour the coffee directly from the upper chamber and enjoy a perfect cup of espresso. What kind of ground coffee do I need? Fine: Smoother to the touch, a little finer than granular sugar or table salt. How do I clean this product? Wash the stainless steel espresso maker soon after letting it cool down to minimize staining. Cleaning in the sink will suffice too. Do not put the aluminum espresso makers in the dishwasher as discoloration may occur. Note: Do not screw the espresso maker together while it is still wet. Store the parts separately. Tip: Use a microfiber cloth to wipe the outside dry. This will help to maintain the mirror finish.

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