IMEEA Milk Warmer Pot Turkish Coffee Pot 18/10 Tri-Ply Stainless Steel Butter Warmer with Spout (30oz/900ml)

The size and long handle are excellent to keep alongside while cooking.I keep either hot chicken broth or hot water to use when I need it.The base is heavy which makes it sturdy and the long handle has plenty of heat dispersal room so it is not too hot to handle.

I use this to make cowboy coffee everyday and I love it.The things I like:The handle seems to be solidly attached.It is well crafted.The edge of the handle has a nice bevel all the way around so it doesn't feel like it's cutting into my fingers.The handle has a nice curve to it that makes it's small size easy to hold.It cleans up really easily and quickly.I have big hands and at first I was afraid I was going to end up cutting myself while cleaning the inside but that has yet to happen. Just like the handle it has a nice beveled edge to it.Things I don't like:The pour spout is for right handed people and I'm left handed. (It still gets 5 stars though)Things I've changed my mind on:At first I wanted it to be about 50% bigger but over time I've grown to like the size.My impression is it will hold up well, which is a good things as i tend to be pretty tough on my things.Like I said in the first sentence, I use it everyday to make coffee and I'm very glad for this purchase. At one point or another I've probably owned close to every kind of coffee maker there is out their and this is now my go to method. (Unless I'm in a hurry and then I use my Aero Press.)Tips I've learned for making cowboy coffee to keep it from boiling over:Sometimes i use 1 scoop of coffee and sometimes I use 2 scoops.I add water up to about 3/4 of an inch from the top.Set the flame on low. Usually I put it on very low. When I don't I still turn it down to very low as it starts to bubble around the edges.Lift the pot off the burner just before it bubbles over the top and as the bubbles recede put back on the very low flame. Continue doing this until the coffee grounds and sink to the bottom and it will no longer bubble over.Leave it on for 2 more minutes.Pour through an Aeropress.

I bought the smaller pot and was very pleasantly surprised to see that this is one SOLID piece of kit. There's nothing "tinny" about it at all. I liked it so much that I ordered the larger one the next day.Some of the negative comments that I've seen about this involved problems with dribbling down the side when trying to pour. Here are a couple of tips that those people apparently don't realize: 1) If you are trying to pour into a small container, don't start with a full pot. If you have to fill the pot anywhere close to full you really need to be using a larger pot. 2) ** With the container you are pouring from being only about 2/3 full, pour deliberately and decisively. Hesitant efforts to slowly pour liquid from a container with an "open" spout result in dribbling down the side. [**I learned this at a military school where we were not allowed to pour milk directly from a pitcher into a bowl of cereal, it being required that we first fill a glass, then pour from the glass over the cereal without spilling a drop.]

This is very heavy gauge stainless-like pouring cup with very nice metric measures on the inside. It works on induction. It doesn't exactly work on my induction stove because of it's overall size BUT if you put it inside any other induction thing, it works fine. Mainly I wanted it to melt stuff for pouring on or in something else like butter on popcorn. It is perfect. I blame the stove. And it's just plain beautiful.

The media could not be loaded. This pot is quite nice in look with its stainless steel material, heavy bottom, and clear interior measurements; but, the short, poorly designed handle makes it extremely unpleasant to use. The truncated handle is concave on top, which makes holding it awkward, not what you desire for pouring hot liquid. Also, the short handle means it gets too hot to hold unless the pot is used on a small burner. I filled it and boiled water in the pot. It heated up quickly, but the high temps reduced the touchable surface area of the handle by another inch, which really left the handle too short for easy use. Finally, the handle isn’t screwed into the pot, which could prove problematic with extensive use. I’d recommend this pot if you won’t be using it full or if you only plan to use it occasionally. If you plan to use often, invest in a quality pot with a longer, better designed, and weightier handle.

Well made. Good weight. I love the volume markings. The spout pours perfectly. I don’t often leave reviews, but it’s been a while since I’ve been so pleased with a purchase, so I had to.

Totally efficient for small heatings/boilings, and beautiful to boot.

It is good quality and will last a long time.

I like it so cute and useful

Merci

O jarro corresponde à descripção; aço inoxidável de óptima qualidade, apto para inducção. Pois que li dúvidas sobre a compatibilidade com a inducçâo, logo experimentei e confirmo que no meu fogão funciona

thick Walls, transfer heat well

Great multi purpose device, perfect for in our camper as I can use it as a measuring jug, milk frothing jug as well as a small saucepan. Much heavier than I'd imagined, it has a good solid base and feels really well made and solid. Can't wait for our next trip so I can have a decent latte (I froth the milk with a battery widget then heat the milk)