Kickin' Ass and Takin' Names
2010-02-12 22:02:02 UTC
Can someone recommend a coffee maker that:
1. Makes HOT coffee.
2. Keeps the damn coffee hot???????
Our old Farberware percolator went tits up a month ago and since then
we have been through three coffee makers -- a no-name percolator that
popped my GFCI breakers; a 4-cup Mr. Coffee; and, last, a Kaloric with
a thermal carafe.
The percolator popped the GFCI outlet so I never was able to brew a
pot with it.
Wife insists that the 4-cup Mr. Coffee and the Kaloric do not make
coffee hot enough for her.
I'm tired of this shit and am about to make a pot of coffee using the
Kaloric, pour the coffee into a saucepan, BOIL it on the stove and
serve it to her while it's still bubbling.
However, that likely would result in my arrest for spouse abuse.
So -- I'm left with no other option than to ask for help.
Whatever it is must brew the coffee HOT -- 195 - 205 degrees -- AND
KEEP IT THERE.
Any suggestions, or, should I just boil it for her?
Please don't tell me coffee should not be served at close to 200
degrees -- I'm tired of listening to her bitch about it and I want
something that will make BOILING HOT COFFEE -- she can put a goddam
ice cube in it if it's too hot.
1. Makes HOT coffee.
2. Keeps the damn coffee hot???????
Our old Farberware percolator went tits up a month ago and since then
we have been through three coffee makers -- a no-name percolator that
popped my GFCI breakers; a 4-cup Mr. Coffee; and, last, a Kaloric with
a thermal carafe.
The percolator popped the GFCI outlet so I never was able to brew a
pot with it.
Wife insists that the 4-cup Mr. Coffee and the Kaloric do not make
coffee hot enough for her.
I'm tired of this shit and am about to make a pot of coffee using the
Kaloric, pour the coffee into a saucepan, BOIL it on the stove and
serve it to her while it's still bubbling.
However, that likely would result in my arrest for spouse abuse.
So -- I'm left with no other option than to ask for help.
Whatever it is must brew the coffee HOT -- 195 - 205 degrees -- AND
KEEP IT THERE.
Any suggestions, or, should I just boil it for her?
Please don't tell me coffee should not be served at close to 200
degrees -- I'm tired of listening to her bitch about it and I want
something that will make BOILING HOT COFFEE -- she can put a goddam
ice cube in it if it's too hot.