Review on ☕ Black+Decker KE3000S-KIT Stainless Steel Gooseneck Kettle, Pour Over Coffee Set, 1L by Jesse Hernandez

I bought a "cast” teapot for the office. This teapot has many great features: Black and Decker traditionally produce a good product, attractive stainless steel, charming miniature carafe. I also liked how the cord wraps around the base and neatly tucks it away when not in use. Instructions are simple: Boil cold water in a kettle, then pour some through a coffee filter into a carafe to heat both. Then the drip irrigation process begins after the thickening is added. I had two small problems: I wanted the block that holds the coffee filter to be attached to the carafe somehow. Balanced above. It's okay, but I was afraid I would tear myself away and spill everything. Another problem with filter coffee is that it is a lengthy process. I really couldn't imagine doing that over a cup of coffee every morning. It involves a 30-second soak, then a refill and waiting 30 seconds each to brew your cup of coffee. However, this complaint is about the process, not the product. I mention this in case you (like me) were new to the process and thought it would be quick. As I said in the beginning, I plan to use this for my lunchtime coffee break at work. All in all a cute product to brew a delicious cup of coffee with!