Percolators

With a percolator you brew your coffee in a traditional and classic way. This way of making coffee is quite simple. You just have to fill the percolator with the right amount of water and coffee and then put it on the forn house. After a few minutes you then have delicious coffee with a nice aroma, which can be smelled throughout the kitchen. In our offer you will find various types of espresso makers, we offer percolators from top brands such as Bialetti, Alessi and Westmark. You can find a suitable coffee maker for every heat source, whether you want to make coffee on induction or gas.

Bialetti percolator

Are you looking for a coffee maker of absolute top quality, then we recommend you choose a Bialetti percolator. Bialetti is a top Italian brand with a wide range of coffee makers suitable for any heat source, including induction. You can choose from different sizes. There is a Bialetti coffee maker for 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10 and 12 cups of coffee. With this percolator you can make the perfect Italian espresso and, of course, serve it in matching espresso cups. Are you looking for a specific collection? We offer popular lines, such as the Bialetti percolator Venus or the Moka Express.

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Percolator induction

If you do not have a gas stove but induction, you can choose the percolator induction. This coffee maker is specially made for induction. Also when you choose an espresso maker induction you have a wide choice of different types and sizes. The advantage of a percolator on induction is that it is very economical. No energy is lost because only the bottom of the coffee maker is heated. With this percolator you can make the most delicious espresso or cappuccino. The perfect layer of foam for the cappuccino you make with one of our milk frother. To then serve it in beautiful matching cappuccino cups and finish it off with a thin layer of cocoa.

Espresso maker

Delicious cups of espresso can be made with an espresso maker. By adding ground coffee to the machine you can make coffee in a traditional way. Perhaps not as modern as an electric coffee maker, but still an authentic experience. The beauty of an espresso maker is that, due to its small size, you can easily take it anywhere. So you can make a nice espresso on the camping gas stove, provided the coffee percolator is suitable for gas, of course. Would you like to have a glass in which your espresso stays hot longer? Then double-walled glasses ideal for you!

Percolator stainless steel

Stainless steel is a particularly popular material for kitchen utensils and machines. The percolator made of stainless steel is also a very popular product. These appliances look particularly stylish and therefore fit perfectly on any countertop. Stainless steel is also very practical. You can easily clean your stainless steel percolator with some water. The steel is resistant to corrosion and therefore has a long life. So you can brew the tastiest cups of coffee for years to come!

What is a percolator?

Chances are you have heard of a percolator, but what exactly is it? A percolator is a kitchen appliance that allows you to brew coffee with ground coffee and water. Exactly how it works is explained below. Percolators have been around since the 18th century, but they declined in popularity in the 1970s. After all, that's when electric coffee makers emerged that made making coffee a lot easier. Still, the percolator has made a comeback in recent years. This is not entirely without reason, as making coffee with a percolator offers an authentic experience. In addition, the coffee is very tasty.

TIP: use a coffee grinder from Cookinglife To grind fresh beans.

How does a percolator work?

The percolator makes strong, delicate coffee with a deep flavor through steam pressure. A percolator is not specifically designed to make espresso which many people often think.

This is how a percolator works

• Fill the water reservoir. When you unscrew the bottom you will first encounter the filter. Take it out before putting water in. Make sure the water level in the percolator never rises above the valve.
• Fill the filter with ground coffee. Make sure the filter is well filled and smooth the coffee well.
• Place the filter back into the water reservoir and carefully screw the percolator back together.
• Place the percolator on the heat source. A percolator is suitable for almost any kind of heat source, just not induction. Do not set the heat too high and keep an eye on the percolator.
• Keep an eye on the percolator. You will notice that over time coffee will seep into the upper part of the percolator. When this stops, the water has run out. You will notice this by the coffee bubbles coming out.
• Remove the percolator from the heat source. The coffee is now ready to be poured!

Enjoy your cup of fresh coffee!

TIP: The percolator cannot go in the dishwasher, rinse it immediately after use and clean it easily that way!

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