Stansport Aluminum Percolator Coffee Pot, 9 Cups
There’s nothing like a piping hot cup of coffee after a night in the outdoors. Stansport’s Camping Percolator is made of durable, rustproof, high gloss polished aluminum with top and side handles and an easy pour spout. Heats quickly and is easy to clean. Generous 9 cup capacity makes enough for you and your friends.
There’s nothing like a piping hot cup of coffee after a night in the outdoors. Stansport’s Camping Percolator is made of durable, rustproof, high gloss polished aluminum with top and side handles and an easy pour spout. Heats quickly and is easy to clean. Generous 9 cup capacity makes enough for you and your friends.
Product Features
- Made of durable, rustproof, high gloss polished aluminum
- Percolator stem and basket included
- Comes with top and side handles
- Easy pour spout
- Heats quickly
Once you figure it out it makes outstanding coffee I just used this pot for a week on a wilderness camping trip, and I have to say that it makes a seriously good cup of coffee. However, you need to get a feel for how you use it. I also recommend getting some percolator filters since they will make the pot more forgiving, but they’re not required (I bought some but lost them in a box and never used them). First things first. Make sure to make a couple of practic pots at home first. Don’t even drink the first one since it will contain any oils…
Positive Experience (non-camping) I typically use this pot to make 4 or less cups of coffee but have used it at its 9 cup capacity (twice). I am satisfied with the quality of the pot and its components. It should be stated that this is my sole method of making coffee, I love the robust taste of percolated coffee. I brew using this pot 5 to 7 days per week.
Great Coffee Pot for Camping I was looking for a coffee pot that could double as a stovetop water heater. This coffee pot is for my Little Guy trailer and works great. It’s huge, but we often share coffee with other campers at music festivals. Washes easily. It’s a two-handed pouring operation,with one hand holding the large handle, and another to steady it. I make coffee on a low flame on my propane stove and turn the flame lower or off once the coffee showing in the plastic cap is the color I like. I did accidentally…