South Indian Coffee Maker | Convenient 5-6 Cup Coffee Maker | Decoction Maker Brewer Dripper-Stainless Steel Coffee Filter- 300ml
$12.99
Brew authentic South Indian coffee with our stainless steel coffee maker. Enjoy rich decoction in just minutes! Order yours today for the perfect cup!
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Overview
- Authentic South Indian Coffee Maker: Experience the rich flavors of traditional South Indian coffee in the comfort of your home.
- Convenient 5-6 Cup Capacity: Brew enough coffee to share with family and friends, or enjoy multiple cups throughout the day.
- Versatile Decoction Maker: Serve as both a decoction maker and a dripper, allowing you to experiment with different brewing techniques.
- High-Quality Stainless Steel Construction: Durable and reliable, ensuring longevity and optimal brewing performance.
- Stainless Steel Coffee Filter: Extracts the full essence of the coffee beans, delivering a deliciously authentic South Indian coffee experience.
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Gadget Girl Verified Buyer –
I plan to make coffee in this Raslok South Indian Coffee Maker and have watched some videos on YouTube. However, I wanted to make Yerba Mate today and I don’t have a gourd so I thought I could use this. I put the leaves in the bottom part and then poured in the water and let it steep for two minutes before pouring the liquid into the top strainer which I had over a glass. It worked perfectly. Since I don’t plan to have South Indian coffee as my normal morning brew, it’s nice to have a device I can use for other things as well. It basically served as a vessel for brewing and straining and I imagine it could be used for any loose leaf tea.
While it says it’s enough for 8 cups, that is basically to make a coffee concentrate that you then dilute with milk. As a tea or Yerba Mate maker it is really just a single serving. It’s a nice size for travel and it’s made of lightweight stainless steel.