Stainless Steel Percolator - Oregon Trail - 10 Cup Camping Coffee Pot Review

The coffee basket is too small for the pot size. If you add a minimal amount of water, it's very difficult to get him to perk up. Use a lot of water and it will revitalize you, but then the coffee will be too weak. I won't buy again, stuck now

Great little coffee pot but you need a coffee grinder for that. Otherwise the thick matter will seep through the filter holes and you will have to cook it longer. It definitely takes 15 minutes of perk time (after bringing the water to a full boil) to get a decent flavor in your cup when using an all-purpose or automatic drip grinder. A simple solution for a simple tool.

The only thing I like about this kettle is that it makes ten cups of coffee. If the water is at its highest level when it boils, it will splash through the top of the lid, down the sides of the pot, and everywhere. Makes an awful mess. The handle becomes very hot and cannot be touched. In addition, the small transparent screw-on lid is made of plastic and not glass. I will never buy this pan again. Very cheaply made. And the coffee tastes burnt.

This coffee pot is perfect! It's steel, not aluminum! Bring the water to a boil while you grind the coffee. Once it's boiling, turn the heat down to low and come back in 15 or 20 minutes for the perfect cup of coffee! It comes from the factory with some kind of oil coating, so wash it thoroughly with soap and water before first use. I would definitely buy this again. In fact I will be buying a second one when they are back in stock.

The top cover doesn't close tightly. The coffee grounds settle to the bottom of the coffee pot, which I believe is because there are only holes at the top and bottom of the insert. Yes, that's really good, but even in a fire, since the lid doesn't fit well, the earth just overflows from the top. I only leave it in because it's great for storing water for those of us who drink tea when we're camping, or some hot water for a sponge. Ideal for maintaining water temperature only. Not for sifting…

I bought this coffee pot for 2 reasons. 1. It was the cheapest at Revain. 2. I wanted a good camping coffee pot. I was wrong about the second reason. The first time I used it to make coffee, it took too long to boil the water. I wanted to make sure it worked before taking it camping so I used it on my gas stove. Once it started to simmer, it was hard to find that middle ground where it simmered just enough but not too much. I actually thought I had found it, but each time I have been very…

I use this on my stove top almost every day and have had it for weeks now with no problems. Paper filter but I have a small metal brew column that I pour coffee through to collect large coffee beans which is minimal. didn't do enough at once, also this trail was much quicker, I found maybe 15 minutes. But I love strong coffee and I like this style of brewing because it reminds me of camping and has a very strong flavor, but I'll admit if you want a special coffee flavor like the one a French…