by Texsport 12-Cup Enamelware Percolator
@ Brew coffee for you and your campmates in the Texsport 12-Cup Enamelware Percolator. Designed to make up to 12 cups of coffee, the percolator is made of heavy-glazed enamel with a high-gloss finish and a steel-plate base for durability. A side handle, spout and lid make pouring easy. Kiln dried. Product Information: Texsport 12-Cup Enamelware Percolator
- Brews up to 12 cups of coffee
- Kiln-dried construction
- Side handle, spout and lid make pouring easy
- Heavy-glazed enamel with a high-gloss finish and a steel-plate base provide durability
List Price: $ 49.00
Price: $ 49.00
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Just subscribed to your channel page. Was showing my 21 year old son what a percolator does! Interested in prepping for power outages, etc.
View CommentI bought this same percolator and it will not perk! all I have is boil water at the bottom. I opened my basket after 30 minutes of boil water and my grinds were completely dry. any advice?
View CommentI grew up making coffee in a percolator for my parents. It was easy and it smelled so good! Btw, the reason you found the grounds coming through the holes was because the grind for drip coffeemakers is much finer than the grind we used for percolators. The percolator used a much coarser grind.
View Commenttry cowboy coffee
View Commentyou can buy filters specifically made for percolaters… either wrap filter or disc filters…
View CommentI have had many percolators, electric and otherwise. I still own about a dozen, and have never seen any rhyme or reason as to why some have basket lids and some don't. Both seem to work well. Best part of basket lids is that they slow down the soaking of the grounds. Great video!
View CommentThere was a fish IN the percolator
View CommentDo you think this makes a much stronger cup? If you let it perc longer, does it make the coffee stronger? I just got one, similar, and love it. Wondering how those electric percs work– compared to this one. I wonder, do the elec ones stop after a few moments? I like this stove top variety, because I have the option to keep brewing as long as I like, 7 mins or 3, or 20… Any thoughts on the elec. model? (Not a coffee machine/maker, but the actual elec perc, looks like s silver pitcher)??
View Commentbest coffe ever
View CommentHey Brother. I am one of the original Jesus Freaks. We used to make a LOT of coffee using percolators in the old days. These went out of style in the mid-70's.
View CommentThe soap is to keep the soot from your camp fire from sticking. As Heartlinevideos states, boy scouts and us Jesus Freaks who used to spend a lot of time in the wilderness used soap on all our pots and pans.
I still drink perc coffee, preferring it to the other types, but if you didn't come of age drinking perc coffee, you might find it bitter and burnt in flavor. Also, you mileage may vary, but a steel, either stainless or, if you can find one in a thrift store, a traditional enameled percolator is also a good bet. Use aluminum for camping, but a steel percolator will last a lifetime.
Thank you!!! I love this, I'm so going back old school!!
View CommentI think it tastes better without a filter. Cool video!
View CommentLike your channel name !!!
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