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Coffee pots [View all] Kaleva Aug 2012 OP
I still have my parents' stainless steel percolator which is tall. Manifestor_of_Light Aug 2012 #1
We've been French Press coffee exclusively for 10 years at least. NRaleighLiberal Aug 2012 #2
I'm not familiar with French Press so I'll go and read about them. Kaleva Aug 2012 #3
this is our weapon of choice! NRaleighLiberal Aug 2012 #4
I have this coffee grinder. Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #14
Wow. Just $5.99! Kaleva Aug 2012 #16
Well, probably not just $5.99 Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #17
Agree. French presses are really nice. Also great to use if you want to make tea from Flaxbee Aug 2012 #25
I'd never get a stovetop percolator... TreasonousBastard Aug 2012 #5
The electric drip coffeee makers are convenient Kaleva Aug 2012 #7
In my childhood world everybody had a Pyrex Percolator. NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #6
We exclusively use this: cbayer Aug 2012 #8
I drink alot of coffee but it can't be strong. Kaleva Aug 2012 #9
This is not for you, then, as the coffee is very strong. cbayer Aug 2012 #10
Interesting that there are many different options Kaleva Aug 2012 #11
I used to use them a lot, but it's difficult to keep coffee warm once made. cbayer Aug 2012 #12
I prefer my coffee to be at least room temperature and preferably colder. Kaleva Aug 2012 #13
Try this thermos travel mug Sherman A1 Aug 2012 #19
You can add hot water to it. athena Jan 2013 #29
I have one of those too. guardian Jan 2013 #32
I bought an old electric perculator at a garage sale Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #15
To each their own, however I have a programable electric drip coffee maker and Sherman A1 Aug 2012 #18
I'm looking for a cumulative effect. Kaleva Aug 2012 #20
if i had to give up my fully auto espresso machine NMDemDist2 Aug 2012 #21
We've been using that method for a few years now... Lars39 Aug 2012 #22
Score!! NMDemDist2 Aug 2012 #23
Practically danced my way to the check outs! Lars39 Aug 2012 #24
A fun site on what I would call 'Coffee Trivia' of sorts: snappyturtle Aug 2012 #26
Hmmmm. I always thought coffee stayed fresher longer if kept in the fridge. Kaleva Aug 2012 #27
I learned about this some time ago and I think it is right. nt snappyturtle Aug 2012 #28
This is what we use. kristopher Jan 2013 #30
Stove top jambo101 Jan 2013 #31
My cheap coffee making system Kaleva Oct 2013 #33
I use a french press, but I got a stainless steel one because I kept breaking the Squinch Oct 2013 #34
Great thing about a french press is no disposable filters to replace Kennah Oct 2013 #35
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