Makes very good peculated coffee. I have missed that. Everything arrived in good condition & works well. It is very pretty. The electrical cord is very SHORT though (27 inches from pot to wall).
I discovered the round, fluted filter papers I had for a basket drip coffee pot can be folded, cut in half, a little cross cut in the center of each will allow them to slide down the pipe stem to the bottom of the basket and be very effective and cheap filters. I clip off the side wings to better fit. They make the clean up a snap and you get two filters from the one.
The four cup pot may be sturdier than the twelve cup one. The twelve cup one seems to have more complaints about the handle breaking. This one seems very sturdy. Will post again if anything goes amiss.
2/11/21
Still working perfectly but the plug going into the pot is a bit touchy. It fails to make a connection if not placed FIRMLY. You can see the little on light flick on & off as you try to get it right. The sturdy cord tends to pull the plug off center & anchoring it down can do the trick. Be sure to plug it into the pot and seated FIRMLY all the way.
Also, IF you fill OVER the 4 cup mark and under the Max, it is wise to place a cup or bowl under the spout to catch any coffee spat out during the peculation cycle. Filling to the recommended level only, results in NO spitting out. The 4 cup mark makes two good sized mugs of coffee.
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Gorgeous High End Coffee Percolator for Amazing Tasteful & Rich Flavors
The Euro Cuisine 4-Cup model of classic stainless-steel percolator with Copper Finish and keep warm function brings coffee-making to your kitchen. Piping hot water percolates through the grounds and pulses up into the glass knob on top to create the familiar "perk-perk" sound.
Brew up to 4 cups with this large percolator, enjoy hot, rich, and favorable coffee for the perfect start of your day. Say goodbye to messy paper filters, and hello to our awesome stainless steel filter you can reuse endlessly with no impact on the environment.
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Top Glass KnobThis high end coffee percolator features a top Clear Glass Knob lets you see your coffee while brewing |
Brewing IndicatorThe brewing indicator light on this smart coffee percolator lets you know when your coffee is ready to drink and enjoy. |
Dishwasher Safe FilterEasy to clean & dishwasher safe filter that is durable and economical. Say goodbye to paper coffee filters. |
Removable CordDetachable cord lets this percolator go anywhere to serve, and it only needs to be plugged in to keep it hot! |
Keep Warm Function to Drink Your Coffee at Ease
As long as this coffee percolator is connected, it will keep your coffee hot so you can enjoy up to 4 cups of coffee without needing to remake a pot!
Stay Cool Handle & Base and a Dripless Goose Neck Spout!
This coffee percolator with graceful non-drip spout features a stay-cool handle and base to keep your hands and surfaces safe. Enjoy your electric coffee maker, without a worry.
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| Price | $24.02 | $29.99 | — | $111.17 | $49.95 |
| Up to | 4 Cups | 8 Cups | 12 Cups | ||
| Body | Stainless steel body & Copper finish | Stainless steel body & Copper finish | Stainless steel body & Copper finish | ||
| Removable Cord | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Brewing Indicator | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | MSGGroup | Amazon.com | MSGGroup | Amazon.com |
| capacity | 4 cups | 4 cups | 1.8 liters | 60 ounces | 12 cups | 12 cups |
| material | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel, Glass | Glass, Stainless Steel |
| input interface | buttons | buttons | touch screen | buttons | buttons | buttons |
| wattage | 800 watts | 800 watts | 1000 watts | 800 watts | 1000 watts | 1025 watts |
| model name | — | Percolator | — | Presto 02815 Cordless-serve 12-cup Percolator Stainless Steel Coffee Maker Black | — | DGB-400 Automatic Grind & Brew 12-Cup Coffeemaker |
| weight | 3 pounds | — | — | 3.41 pounds | 1.66 kilograms | 1 pounds |
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My solutions: Euro Cuisine’s coffee filter problems, etc.
My partial solutions for filter’s design problemsUpdate: Like so many other people’s complaints about their Euro Cuisine coffee pot, the same problem with the power switch has occurred with mine - it only lasted 4 months! The coffee pot is now dead.One major issue is that the diameter of the hole in the filter’s lid is too large. This causes bubbling hot water to mostly drip down the side of the tube and back into the pot without settling sufficiently into the coffee grounds. In other words, the hot water is not being distributed properly into the coffee grounds. Because of this, if you only want to make two cups (using two standard measures of coffee grounds) as labeled in the pot and filter (which is actually only 4 oz per cups, you can forget about it. When you pour the heated water into a cup, it will be crystal clear because the water misses most of the coffee during percolating. The grounds were mostly dry when only making 2 cups!This is also due to the fact that two traditional measures of ground coffee are not enough to hold the water in place long enough to brew the ground coffee. The water goes right through the grounds. Also, the filter drain slits that are below the coffee grounds are punched too large. I tried different coffee ground sizes. Same problem at any size.However, when I put in 4 measures of coffee grounds, there were enough grounds to at least help hold the water in the filter a bit. However, this means you are stuck having making 16 oz of coffee whether you want to or not. Thus, the manufacturer is incorrectly indicating that you have a choice of making 1 to 4 cups.To help the water remain in the coffee grounds longer instead of draining down the tube because of the oversized center hole, I drilled a stainless steel washer to fit closely around the tube. See my attached photos. This resulted in slightly browner coffee.However, because all of the slits in the filter cup are too large, and thus are allowing the hot water to drain through too quickly, I still have to use at lease 4 traditional measures of coffee grounds along with 2 or 4 cups of water. But, at least I am getting more flavor out of the coffee grounds now. An easy DIY fix for the oversized slits may be to gently tap them down with a thin steel punch.I am thinking about buying paper filters to help hold the hot water in the coffee grounds longer. Depending on the porosity of the paper, I am hoping it will make it possible to brew only 2 cups at a time without having to use 4 scoops of coffee grounds. Using enough coffee grounds for 4 cups is simply an expensive waste of quality coffee beans - unless, of course, you have an immediate need to brew that much coffee.The manufacturer could easily fix the problems by making the center hole and slits smaller. It is amazing they did not notice such obvious errors. It makes me wonder whether the manufacturer even bothered to make 1-4 cups of coffee with it to make sure it works properly before putting it on the market.Also, I noticed that another review indicated that the glass bubbler broke when a man lifted the top - cutting his skin, etc.. The bubbler is about 1/8 thick throughout. The only way I can figure that the bubbler broke in his hand is if someone had dropped it on a tile floor or something - and failed to tell him about it. Otherwise, I see no way at all for such a strong glass bubble to have broken just by lifting the top off. I really like that the bubbler is glass. Most coffee makes use plastic.Also, some reviews indicated the handle broke. There is a screw at the top that holds the handle against the pot. I would suggest making sure it is tight on occasion. I believe that should prevent any problems.Others have indicated their pot quit heating. I suspect someone forgot to unplug it a few times. A dry pot with the power turned on will cause overheating, which will obviously stress the heating coil. Easy to forget. Manufacturers should be required to install a fuse or breaker switch.The pot is beautiful. If the manufacturer figures out the problems associated with oversize holes, and also installs a fuse or breaker, this pot will be a keeper, and will make a great gift.
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First off, why do they keep putting these ridiculously sticky stickers on our products?! I ain’t got time for this. Plus I had to use up a ton of my lemon essential oil to get all the goo off. Mine also came with a very visible scratch, but it’s not a deal breaker.
This is my first experience with a percolator. I’ve made both coffee and tea in it. For some reason occasionally the liquid spews out of the spout while it’s percolating. I’ve tried putting less liquid in even though it’s not over the max and that seems to help. Coffee grounds will get all up in there even with course ground. I’ve started using a regular paper coffee filter wrapping the coffee up securely and pressing as far down in the basket as possible. It works fine, but I wish there was some kind of reusable option. Both the tea and coffee taste great, so I’m happy. Plus I’m glad there is no plastic that touches my drink.
Update: I’m really enjoying my percolator now that I’ve got the hang of it. I now use two coffee filters instead of one with about two heaping tablespoons of ground coffee in each filter wrapped up. I never have any grounds in my coffee.
I now use a little over four 8 oz cups of cool filtered water poured over the grounds and there is no spewing out anymore.
I found cleaning occasionally with baking soda and gentle scrubbing works well to get the burnt coffee up.
I still wish it came with a reusable filter.
This is my first experience with a percolator. I’ve made both coffee and tea in it. For some reason occasionally the liquid spews out of the spout while it’s percolating. I’ve tried putting less liquid in even though it’s not over the max and that seems to help. Coffee grounds will get all up in there even with course ground. I’ve started using a regular paper coffee filter wrapping the coffee up securely and pressing as far down in the basket as possible. It works fine, but I wish there was some kind of reusable option. Both the tea and coffee taste great, so I’m happy. Plus I’m glad there is no plastic that touches my drink.
Update: I’m really enjoying my percolator now that I’ve got the hang of it. I now use two coffee filters instead of one with about two heaping tablespoons of ground coffee in each filter wrapped up. I never have any grounds in my coffee.
I now use a little over four 8 oz cups of cool filtered water poured over the grounds and there is no spewing out anymore.
I found cleaning occasionally with baking soda and gentle scrubbing works well to get the burnt coffee up.
I still wish it came with a reusable filter.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2022
