ASVMART Stainless Steel South Indian Filter Coffee Maker | Drip Madras Coffee Percolator | Brewed Coffee Maker | Tea Pot/Coffee Kettle | 325 ML (Silver)

About this item :

• APPEALING DESIGN: Elegant espresso maker body through polishing design, three ring precision thread and imported safety valve to make your use process more secure.
• SAFE MATERIAL - Made of food grade stainless steel , sanitary, and durable. with curved and ergonomic handle is comfortable for finger grip and easy handling
• APPLICABLE TO INDUCTION COOKER: espresso maker is made of 430 food grade safe stainless steel, applicable to a variety of stoves including induction cooker, electric furnace, ceramic furnace, alcohol furnace and gas stove. Because of its excellent corrosion and rust resistance, it can also be cleaned with a dishwasher.
• Make authentic south Indian Traditional Filter coffee decotion
• Durable & Easy to Use, can use any brand's freshly roasted and grounded Coffee Grand Filter Coffee

Product Details :

• Brand : ASVMART
• Capacity : 325 Milliliters
• Colour : Silver
• Product Dimensions : 20D x 10W x 10H Centimeters
• Coffee Maker Type : Percolator
• Material : Stainless Steel
• Style : Classic
• Recommended Uses For Product : Traveling
• Included Components : Filter
• Number of Items : 1
• Net Quantity : 1.00 count
• Country of Origin : India
• Item model number : Coffee Filter
• ASIN : B0BNDFXK3Q

Product Description :

At ASVMART We are committed to producing Quality Products, in line of that we offer a range of Stainless Steel Coffee Filter. "Making a perfect cup of filter kaapi is an art, that?s perfected over time" - South Indian Mothers! Instructions to Make Filter Coffee with Stainless Steel Coffee Filter: Filter coffee is brewed using a coffee filter that has two cylinders. The top Cylinder contains Pinholes. The idea is for the ''decoction'' to drip down from the top cylinder, through the tiny pinholes into the bottom cylinder. HOW TO USE 1. Add coffee powder to the filter. 2. Pour Boiling water into the filter 3. Keep this covered for 1 Hour until thick coffee decoction drips into the bottom compartment. 5. To prepare coffee, bring milk to a boil. 6. Pour 4-5 tbsp. coffee decoction with 3/4 cup milk, sugar back and forth in a Tumbler in an arc-like motion adjusting as per the strength of coffee desired. 7. Serve the popular South Indian coffee. Filter coffee is the life-blood of South Indians. It Is called by names: Indian Coffee, Filter Coffee, Degree Coffee, Decoction Coffee, Chicory Coffee, Breakfast Coffee, Chikmagalur Coffee, Milk, Sugar Coffee, Brown Coffee.