My vintage coffee percolator.
This thing was just a pain to use and clean but it did brew a good cup of coffee.
This thing was just a pain to use and clean but it did brew a good cup of coffee.
Do you drink Yerba Mate? Heard good things and been wanting to buy some.SmokenFire said:I don't usually drink coffee as I prefer tea. But when I coffee I bowtruss. It is the perfect cup of coffee.
Grass Snake said:Do you drink Yerba Mate? Heard good things and been wanting to buy some.
Sounds like my kind of tea! Heard mate was more popular than coffee in South America and is considered a "super-food".SmokenFire said:
rarely, as I'm more chill and mate is aggressive in its effects on me. If you like coffee - mate is like strong coffee in my experience. but smoother.
I have to replace the cord. The old one sparked something major and I dare not plug it in. It was the cloth looking type of cord. I think I found a replacement though. I'll see if I can get it and hopefully get it up and running again.grantmichaels said:I'm not familiar w/ this ...
Would love to see pics of it in action!
So Thats what goes on inside a percolator.Grass Snake said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=idfdOpL1BQU
Is that silver plated?organic pepper said:My vintage coffee percolator.
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This thing was just a pain to use and clean but it did brew a good cup of coffee.
I'm not sure. I know I have to polish it every now an then. It's a M&B (Means Best) made by Manning Bowman and Co. in Meridan, Conn.Grass Snake said:Is that silver plated?
Heres a pic of the bottom with info.Grass Snake said:A silver stamp shouldn't be that hard to find so its probably chrome plated like many others I see for sale but I'll keep looking.
It could be nickel plated as well but it looks to be from the 20's
looks great !!!SmokenFire said:I don't usually drink coffee as I prefer tea. But when I coffee I bowtruss. It is the perfect cup of coffee.