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DiBha Stainless Steel South Indian Filter Coffee Maker Tea Pot/Coffee Kettle (250ml)

Brand : DiBha

Category : Electric Kettles

Price : ₹ 659

M.R.P. ₹ 899 (-27%)

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About this item :

  • Real south Indian coffee Maker
  • Components : 2 cups, 1 drip plate, 1 closure plate
  • Coffee drip filter easy to clean and Replace coffee powder
  • Coffee filter provides unique south Indian aroma

Product Details :

  • Brand : DiBha
  • Capacity : 250 Milliliters
  • Colour : Steel
  • Product Dimensions : 11D x 11W x 16H Centimeters
  • Special Feature : Jug
  • Coffee Maker Type : Percolator
  • Material : Stainless Steel
  • Filter Type : Percolators
  • Style : Tableware
  • Specific Uses For Product : Percolators Coffee filtr
  • Recommended Uses For Product : Travelling
  • Item Weight : 200 Grams
  • Included Components : Includes 1 leaf, Stainless Steel Bowl, Cups, Mugs & Saucers, Lid, Pouring Shield
  • Model Name : Coffee maker
  • Number of Items : 4
  • Net Quantity : 1.00 count
  • Country of Origin : India
  • Item model number : Coffee Percolators
  • ASIN : B09QSR3BGW

Product Description :

Instructions to Make Filter Coffee with Stainless Steel Coffee Filter: Filter coffee is brewed using a coffee filter which has two cylinders. Top Cylinder contains Pin holes. The idea is for the ''decoction'' to drip down from the top cylinder, through the tiny pin holes into the bottom cylinder. 1. Take and fix the upper cylinder with pin holes onto the lower cylinder. 2. Add 2-3 table spoons of Expresso coffee powder to the upper compartment, with the umbrella attachment, press down the powder. 3. Bring the water to a boil and pour boiling hot water over the umbrella in the upper compartment, until water level nearly reaches the brim. 4. Keep this covered for 1 Hour until thick coffee decoction drips into bottom compartment. 6. To prepare coffee, bring milk to a boil. 7. Pour 4-5 coffee decoction with 3/4 cup milk, sugar back and forth in a Tumbler (Available at our online store) in an arc like motion adjusting as per the strength of coffee desired. 8. 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, Milk and Sugar Coffee, Brown Coffee.

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