Melitta® Pour-Over? Porcelain Brewer 6 Cup Coffee Maker Box

I had one of these years ago. It's my favorite way to brew coffee. The porcelain doesn't retain odors and stale taste like the current $250 Stainless Steel maker I have.

I bought this little pot to heat water for the pourover coffee making process invented by Mrs. Melitta in 1905. The handle gets a little hot during the time in the microwave. The filter holder is porcelain and quite heavy with little chance of damage with normal use. I use it three times a day to make excellent high-quality coffee beans. pourover coffee using freshly ground

This particular set is priced around $40 elsewhere; at Walmart it is only $19.99. It's sturdy and works quite well. The carafe holds 32 ounces when I fill it to the very top, so I'm guessing that the "6-cup" labeling means 6 5-ounce cups.

Simple, elegant, and easy to use.

If you like grinding beans and heating water, this is a great coffeemaker. Makes good coffee. Easy to clean up. No plastic. Just quality porcelain feel.

It is beautiful to look at but I found that it the coffee does not stay hot for long. I usually fill the pitcher with hot water before I brew coffee. the empty the water and start brewing .

My only complaint is that the porcelain pot does not keep coffee hot. Therefore I use the brewing cone over my soup thermos which keeps coffee hot just like first brewed. Of note, it is listed as a 6 cup maker but that is a 6 oz cup they are referring to.

I saw a plastic version of this coffee brewer mentioned in Consumers Report, but bought this porcelain version for Walmart for about the same price as the plastic one. I really like it.

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There was no damage to the packet or the item box, but the decanter's cap was cracked…