5 reviews for HIC Turkish Coffee Warmer and Butter Melting Pot, Stainless Steel, 24-Ounce Capacity, ¾-Quart
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OSCAR SOTO TAMAYO –
calienta el agua rapidisimo, muy buena calidad, voy a comprar otra mas grande
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Zaphodbeeblebrox –
I’m not sure if it’s actually used for warming milk if you’re actually making Turkish coffee, but this is great for warming/steaming milk – the side handle is great for smaller espresso machines or direct on a stovetop. I use mine for the latter, when camping. Handle appears to be Bakelite, which is pretty robust. May discolour an little (the handle) if you put it in the dishwasher.
Stainless is well-polished, which means easier to clean. Barring Armageddon or other catastrophes, this may be the only Turkish Warmer you ever need. Good, fast transaction.
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Claudia –
Me encanto. Muy útil
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Y. M. Safier –
The quality of this pot is just ok. I used it to heat up milk for chai tea. The milk stuck to the bottom more than my normal saucepan and was very hard to clean, even after soaking. And because it is narrow it makes it even harder to clean. I ended up buying a milk pot from my local kitchen store and it was much better than this.
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Big Daddy –
I absolutely love this little pot. I bought it because I’m currently on the GAPS diet and I’m constantly cooking and heating up food for myself. I was suffering from a back injury and it was very difficult for me to lift larger pots. This little guy is so nice and light, lifting it and cleaning it doesn’t bother my back at all. I’ve owned it for two months now and I’ve I’ve probably used it about 300 times! I use it about 4-6 times a day (for heating up broth, warming up soup or stew, boiling two or three eggs, melting coconut oil or butter). For the past several days I’ve had the flu and I’ve used it to boil elderberries for tea several times each day in addition to it’s other uses. It still looks brand new.
It’s so easy to clean. Because I use it so often, I usually wash it by hand. But it’s also dishwasher-safe (I put it in the dishwasher occasionally with no problems.) If you fill it to the top, it hold 3.5 cups (28 ounces). It’s advertised as 24 ounces (3 cups), but I wouldn’t put more than 20 ounces (2.5 cups) of liquid in it, or it could easily boil over. Also, even though it’s light weight, it seems very sturdy and solidly built. It’s just a great little pot.
OSCAR SOTO TAMAYO –
calienta el agua rapidisimo, muy buena calidad, voy a comprar otra mas grande
Zaphodbeeblebrox –
I’m not sure if it’s actually used for warming milk if you’re actually making Turkish coffee, but this is great for warming/steaming milk – the side handle is great for smaller espresso machines or direct on a stovetop. I use mine for the latter, when camping. Handle appears to be Bakelite, which is pretty robust. May discolour an little (the handle) if you put it in the dishwasher.
Stainless is well-polished, which means easier to clean. Barring Armageddon or other catastrophes, this may be the only Turkish Warmer you ever need. Good, fast transaction.
Claudia –
Me encanto. Muy útil
Y. M. Safier –
The quality of this pot is just ok. I used it to heat up milk for chai tea. The milk stuck to the bottom more than my normal saucepan and was very hard to clean, even after soaking. And because it is narrow it makes it even harder to clean. I ended up buying a milk pot from my local kitchen store and it was much better than this.
Big Daddy –
I absolutely love this little pot. I bought it because I’m currently on the GAPS diet and I’m constantly cooking and heating up food for myself. I was suffering from a back injury and it was very difficult for me to lift larger pots. This little guy is so nice and light, lifting it and cleaning it doesn’t bother my back at all. I’ve owned it for two months now and I’ve I’ve probably used it about 300 times! I use it about 4-6 times a day (for heating up broth, warming up soup or stew, boiling two or three eggs, melting coconut oil or butter). For the past several days I’ve had the flu and I’ve used it to boil elderberries for tea several times each day in addition to it’s other uses. It still looks brand new.
It’s so easy to clean. Because I use it so often, I usually wash it by hand. But it’s also dishwasher-safe (I put it in the dishwasher occasionally with no problems.) If you fill it to the top, it hold 3.5 cups (28 ounces). It’s advertised as 24 ounces (3 cups), but I wouldn’t put more than 20 ounces (2.5 cups) of liquid in it, or it could easily boil over. Also, even though it’s light weight, it seems very sturdy and solidly built. It’s just a great little pot.