Euro Cuisine 4-Cup Electric Percolator Coffee Maker - Stainless Steel Pot

PNannie Ritz: Making coffee. Works just like it’s supposed to

United States on Jun 23, 2023

Kgb: Happy with purchase.
Makes good coffee.
The reason i gave a 4 star review is because it’s very difficult to close the cap.
Thank you ✨

United States on May 24, 2023

Amazon Customer: Love it!! Just what we were looking for

Canada on May 01, 2023

Amazon Customer: It takes more ground coffee then expected. It does not heat or keep coffee hot at all

Canada on Feb 05, 2023

NMB Infogoddess: I've been using the percolator for a few weeks, and am enjoying it. It takes a bit to break in a percolator, initially it tastes a little like boiled coffee. Once the unit has absorbed some of the coffee's flavor it just keeps getting better. Some folks complain about grounds, but I've never had a percolator that didn't have grounds at the bottom. Just part of the deal. I also use a paper coffee filter, which helps cut down on the amount of grounds on the bottom. Now, we'll just see how long it lasts!

United States on Jan 20, 2023

Betty: I had a deep cut on my finger when i washed the new kettle, didn't realize the bottom of the tube is so sharp while the lid is a bit sharp, warning will be useful to avoid the cut.

Canada on Dec 01, 2021

Amazon Customer: Easy to use, piping hot coffee.

Canada on Nov 09, 2021

Amazon Customer: Love this machine. I've had it about three and a half months. It makes a very reliable and tasty pot. Having never owned a percolator before (bought this to replace one of those stove top espresso makers that broke after many years), I had to read the instructions and made my first pot with some trepidation (the sound it makes was really unexpected!), but once you've done it once it's pretty easy to use. It's not the quickest to clean after use, but it is easy and you know each piece that comes into contact with your coffee is clean before your next pot (flashback to the time I ran my gran's machine having forgotten the grounds and the water came out murky and greenish - that won't happen with this machine!). I like that the inside is all stainless steel too. One recommendation if making a 4 cups pot is to be a little more generous with the grounds - I fill the basket to halfway between the 4 cup and 6 cup line for best results. Otherwise I find the 4 cup pot turns out a little weaker than I like. It's an easy adjustment and well worth it. All in all, very pleased!

Canada on Jun 29, 2021

amersamers: First off, why do they keep putting these ridiculously sticky stickers on our products?! I ain’t got time for this. Plus I had to use up a ton of my lemon essential oil to get all the goo off. Mine also came with a very visible scratch, but it’s not a deal breaker.

This is my first experience with a percolator. I’ve made both coffee and tea in it. For some reason occasionally the liquid spews out of the spout while it’s percolating. I’ve tried putting less liquid in even though it’s not over the max and that seems to help. Coffee grounds will get all up in there even with course ground. I’ve started using a regular paper coffee filter wrapping the coffee up securely and pressing as far down in the basket as possible. It works fine, but I wish there was some kind of reusable option. Both the tea and coffee taste great, so I’m happy. Plus I’m glad there is no plastic that touches my drink.

Update: I’m really enjoying my percolator now that I’ve got the hang of it. I now use two coffee filters instead of one with about two heaping tablespoons of ground coffee in each filter wrapped up. I never have any grounds in my coffee.

I now use a...

United States on Jan 08, 2021

PGPG: My partial solutions for filter’s design problems

Update: Like so many other people’s complaints about their Euro Cuisine coffee pot, the same problem with the power switch has occurred with mine - it only lasted 4 months! The coffee pot is now dead.

One major issue is that the diameter of the hole in the filter’s lid is too large. This causes bubbling hot water to mostly drip down the side of the tube and back into the pot without settling sufficiently into the coffee grounds. In other words, the hot water is not being distributed properly into the coffee grounds. Because of this, if you only want to make two cups (using two standard measures of coffee grounds) as labeled in the pot and filter (which is actually only 4 oz per cups, you can forget about it. When you pour the heated water into a cup, it will be crystal clear because the water misses most of the coffee during percolating. The grounds were mostly dry when only making 2 cups!

This is also due to the fact that two traditional measures of ground coffee are not enough to hold the water in place long enough to brew the ground coffee. The water goes right through the grounds. Also, the filter...

United States on Jun 24, 2020