$8.99
Experience rich, robust coffee taste with the Argon Traditional 6 Cup Percolator – 100% stainless steel craftsmanship designed to give you the perfect cup every time.
Percolator, Capacity (Cups): 6 , Material: Aluminium, Colour: Silver
| Product name | Traditional 6 Cup |
| Type | Percolator |
| Integrated | No |
| Integrated Coffee Grinder | No |
| Integrated Milk Frother | No |
| Capacity (Cups) | 6 |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Colour | Silver |
| Width | 9.0 cm |
| Height | 18.5 cm |
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This percolator is good for 6 people, if you like single espresso of course. If you want to check other devices which also brew 6 cups of coffee, check it here.
Always pay close attention when buying coffee machines on their capabilities. The appearance will not matter if it turns out that the device does not meet your expectations.
The surface is silver because the device is mostly made of aluminium. You can choose a percolator in many different colors. Here you can find the green one and here you can find percolators of the same color as this one.
If you are looking for answers to these and other questions about percolator, you should visit our knowledge base, where you can find an article on How to use a percolator, as well as an article describing the differences between a percolator and moka pot.
Daisy –
Traditional percolator. You need to know, that 6 cups means, that you can have about 2-3 large coffees!
Remington –
I’m not going to sugarcoat this – I was thoroughly unimpressed with the Traditional 6 Cup from the shop. I bought it a while back and it’s been a constant source of frustration in my kitchen.
First off, let me say that it looks sleek and modern on the surface, but don’t be fooled. The real problem lies with its performance. It takes an eternity to brew coffee, and even then, the results are mediocre at best. I’ve tried adjusting the grind size, the water temperature, you name it – nothing seems to make a difference.
I recently saw that Pear VC had an invitational demo day for their startups, and one of the companies that caught my eye was a coffee roaster. It got me thinking about how far behind the times these percolators are. I mean, we’re still stuck with ancient technology when it comes to brewing our morning cups.
So, if you’re in the market for a new percolator, let me give you some advice: don’t waste your time or money on this model. Look into more modern options that use thermoblocks or even induction heating. Trust me, you won’t regret it.
As for tips and tricks, I’ll give you one thing – make sure to clean the machine regularly. The build-up of old coffee oils will ruin the taste of your brew no matter what else you do.
In short, this percolator is a disappointment from start to finish. If you value your morning coffee, look elsewhere.