/ck/ - Food & Cooking

if you're making instant coffee just use a kettle and pour the hot water into your mug like a normal person.

Uh why do you need a coffee pot for instant coffee? Why do you post a topic on /ck/ for what is the cop out, non-coffee making method of coffees?

>>4832864
>>4832871

I only have a skillet, a wok, and a large pot. I was looking for something a little bit smaller and easier to pour.

>>4832882
Electric kettle

OP, a glass coffee pot would be a bad idea; the sudden temperature change from the burner could cause it to crack at some point. A metal kettle would work well, with the potential advantage of whistling when the water is boiling. Though personally, I'd rather have a small saucepan, so I could use it for other things as well.

>>4832852

Not safe.

>>4832852

That kitchen, that wall, that cuttingboard

Shad is that you?

>>4832917
Nee. Welcome to the life of student housing in the Netherlands.

>>4832897
>>4832916

Thanks a lot. I might just break down and get a small saucepan then so I can use it for vegetables or soups as well then.

>>4832930

Natuurlijk, Shad is a student in the Netherlands, so am I.

What city brah?

>>4832935
Den Haag

>>4832937

Nijmegen here!

Good luck with your quest for an answer to your coffee question.

I just have a 10 year old coffeemaker I found by the thrash once. A Senseo... it works perfectly

>>4832940
Dank je!