Make coffee for the whole gang, at the campsite or at home, with the Coleman 14-Cup Coffee Percolator. The enamelware percolator is durable and stands up to heavy use. A clear-glass knob in the percolator lid lets you see the coffee as it brews, so you can decide whether it-Inchs dark enough for your liking. The Percolator is designed with a large handle for easy pouring, and is easy to disassemble and clean.
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Pros: Stable; Durable; Large CapacityCons: BulkyToday's coffee machines have robbed many people of the pleasures of perked coffee. This pot makes plenty of it. I like this pot because the large bottom makes it stable and provides a lot of surface area to heat the water quickly. Study up on perking coffee before you use it because if you over cook, the coffee will be like motor oil. Most ground coffee now is too fine for percolators so grind your own or buy percolator coffee filters. They also make cleanup easier.
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Pros: Stable; Durable; Easy To CleanTook this winter camping to use over an open fire. It worked great! We must have been boiling water almost non-stop for two hours as we used it to eat, drink and fill our nalgenes before bed. By the time we were done, it was almost completely black from the fire. But once I got it home and washed it, it looked just like new again.
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Pros: Lightweight; Easy To Clean; Stable; DurableVery easy to use and clean. Perfect for use on a portable propane grill. Only a few minutes to get the water boiling and the coffee is virtually done.
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Pros: Large Capacity; StableCons: BulkyThe coffeepot is great for just boiling water for all your needs when car camping. It holds a good amount of water and water tends to cook quickly on the stove. The top has a piece that is supposed to keep it attached to the handle when you are not using it, but this piece is pretty useless and testy. It is not a necessary part.
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