Sunday, 28 August 2011

Chinook Granite Expresso Coffee Makers


Size: 3 Cup

Maker 3-cup

Lightweight and easy to clean

Made of durable alumimum

Anodized Aluninum Expresso Coffee Maker



This review is from: Chinook Granite Expresso Coffee MakersI wanted a stovetop espresso while staying in the USA and so bought one of these. It has a speckled grey enamel finish (or some kind of paint - it is not anodized - that seems to be tough and "stuck on" well). It also comes in a small black nylon pouch (I think the idea is that it is to take camping?!).Anyway, it looks fine and works fine - just the same as any other.It's quite light - an expensive Bialetti would be heavier - but I imagine it will last just as long (these things seem to get damaged handles, or seals, or lost filters, before the body itself wears out in any way).The only thing that surprised me was the sizing. I thought that the coffee maker I had owned before was "2 cup" size (this is the size I have seen them described as in the UK and in Chile). Since I could only find 1 and 3 cup sizes here, I assumed American cups must be bigger (everything is bigger in the USA right?! :o) and so ordered the 1 cup. But that is a tiny little thing, that would make one espresso cup. I then bought the 3 cup model, which appears to be size of what I have back home - it makes one "teacup size" cup of coffee.[Update:] After a few months use this is looking as good as new - in my experience a plain aluminium body would be stained by now. On the other hand it does drip a little if you pour too fast....

This review is from: Chinook Granite Expresso Coffee Makersit's a dandy & sturdy classic that works handily on any stovetop - simple to use & easy to clean - get your espresso pronto!...

This review is from: Chinook Granite Expresso Coffee MakersI ordered the Chinook Granite 6 Cup Maker as a Christmas present to myself and boy was I disappointed. There were metal plastic pieces inside the Coffee Maker when I first opened it. Then when I went to make myself an Espresso the water started seaping thru the gap on the top side of the handle so instead of me enjoying an Espresso my stove top got to enjoy it more...I tried to make another cup of Espresso just to make sure it wasn't me doing something wrong but the same thing happened again, the coffee would seap thru the gap near the top of the handle and no coffee was in the top part of the coffee maker therefore I am returning it to back to Amazon and gonna invest a few more bucks and get a more reputable Espresso Maker like a Bialetti rather than take this cheap deal that seems to enjoy overflowing onto my stove....




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