In my book, still the best, cleanest, smoothest cup of coffee you can make.
This strange device makes coffee by sending boiling water up into the upper chamber, where it brews the coffee while you watch. You control the water temperature and brew time by moving the pot on the burner while the water is in the upper chamber.
Once ready, you remove the heat source, and the vacuum formed in the bottom pulls the coffee through the cloth filter, extracting the coffee from the grounds.
It's not only a pot of coffee, but a science lesson.
This one is a bit more for the coffee devotees as a pot of coffee is a bit of a project. I can make a pot faster than the drip coffee maker, but it's an intense five minutes.
And there's quite a bit of cleanup as you've got spent grinds to deal with that don't come out neatly in a paper filter for discarding.
http://www.amazon.com/Northwest-Glass-SY-5-22-Ounce-Stovetop/dp/B002CVTKVK
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In my book, still the best, cleanest, smoothest cup of coffee you can make.
This strange device makes coffee by sending boiling water up into the upper chamber, where it brews the coffee while you watch. You control the water temperature and brew time by moving the pot on the burner while the water is in the upper chamber.
Once ready, you remove the heat source, and the vacuum formed in the bottom pulls the coffee through the cloth filter, extracting the coffee from the grounds.
It's not only a pot of coffee, but a science lesson.
This one is a bit more for the coffee devotees as a pot of coffee is a bit of a project. I can make a pot faster than the drip coffee maker, but it's an intense five minutes.
And there's quite a bit of cleanup as you've got spent grinds to deal with that don't come out neatly in a paper filter for discarding.
To me, all worth it.