The two types of coffee makers that are very similar in function are the Moka pot and the percolator. The Moka pot, invented in Italy in 1919 by Alfonso Bialetti, uses pressure to send hot water ...

This three-cup stainless steel percolator works well with my backpacking stove. The stove's precision regulator allows it to ...

With a stovetop percolator, you can brew a pot of coffee over electric or gas burners, or even an open fire. Water is placed in the base of the machine and grounds are put in a metal or plastic ...

So you've mastered the espresso pull, the pod, the pour-over, and even making funny little flowers in your espresso foam. But can you make coffee in a percolator? Your grandparents likely did, but ...

Percolating is one of the oldest coffee-brewing methods still used regularly today. Although coffee percolators aren’t as popular as they were before the arrival of drip-coffee machines, their ...

Coffee aficionados are quick to praise the pour-over, a ritualistic brewing method that offers complete control over the resultant brew.At the opposite end of the spectrum lies the percolator. Though ...

Well, to be fair, according to online reviews, some people love how hot the coffee gets in a percolator (it burnt my tongue). Others use it for camping (which I could totally see and recommend).