The History of Coffee Maker

Electric Coffee Percolator


Though not so famous now a day, coffee percolators are still in use mainly by those old coffee
Fans who've always used one. So I thought, I will give a try.
That's right, I have never tried Percolated Coffee before. Actually, I have never owned
An electric/stove top percolator to give it a try.
I got a opportunity to taste percolator coffee while camping with my friends. The hassle-free coffee


Water and the period of the percolating process. Need to understand more on percolator and it's
Brewing procedure? Well, Keeping on reading.
A percolator Includes mainly five parts- Coffee pot, Filter, Vertical tube, Filter basket lid,
Coffee pot lid.
Which is very close to the heat source.

Using
Coarse coffee ground will prevent you from getting coffee grinds in your coffee.
The heat source (may be a stove or electric source) boils the water. Once the water starts boiling,
it travels up through the vertical tube. From this tube, water spills out of the perforated filter
basket lid, over the coffee grounds. Water oozes slowly through the coffee grounds and drops
down into the water into the bottom chamber of the percolator. This cycle repeats continuously.
Pot makes a characteristic perking up a sound, as the brew seeps through the coffee grounds.
Once the temperature of the brew reaches boiling point, this perking up
cuppa, ready to drink.
The result? It is much better than what I have anticipated.
The coffee taste was far from the awful, bitter brew. In fact, it is much better than most of the
coffees I have tasted from drip coffee brewers. To be fair, this was my first time with Electric
Coffee Percolator. After some more practices, I was able to enjoy the percolated coffee as much
as any other.
Pros:
Taste and flavor: Percolators make good coffee irrespective of the level of your coffee beans.
Repetitive extraction gives fully flavored coffee. As the pot starts perking, your kitchen fills with
welcoming coffee aroma...!!
Simple to use: Percolator is a simple device and is easy to clean. All the parts are detachable. You
can just rinse using warm water.
Durable: Coffee percolators are usually composed of stainless steel and are durable.
Social events: Large percolators can prepare more than 12 cups of coffee and are still famous
during social events like parties and buffets.
It's a simple system. No fancy stuff and nothing to go wrong or break.
Cons:
Bitter Taste: Some people do complain about the bitter taste. This may be the result of repetitive
extraction of the brew.
sound stops. Here is your