Description
Electric Glass Tea Kettle Brewer
Digital Hot Water Tea Brewer Kettle – Glass Kettle with Tea Infuser, Adjustable Temperature Control, Stainless Steel
- TEA FILTER: This heating teapot also features an integrated tea filter infuser. Just set this tea maker into the optimum temperature of 158 – 176 °F for green and white tea. Can also be used for brewing coffee
- DIGITAL DISPLAY: The cordless electric boiler features a digital display panel with button controls, convenient heating base, as well as a boil dry protection, automatic power off safety function and soft glowing LED light illuminated power indicator
- ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE: The electric tea heater features an adjustable temperature setting range of 104 – 212°F (40-100°C). and selectable keep warm temp ‘
- STYLISH DESIGN: The convenient easy pour spout, pop up lid cover and stylish design of this portable water boiler makes entertaining and catering to your guest’s needs easier than ever and it safe for placement on any kitchen table or countertop
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FAQ
making tea. So what are the specifics steps? Do I put ground coffee in the infuser? or Whole beans? If ground is there a recommendation on what type of grind? such as coarse etc.? The manual suggests 185°F for instant coffee but is 185°F correct for regular coffee? How long should it steep?
For most coffee shops recommended temperature for brewing a coffee is 195 °F.
Since we are using a non-commercial coffee maker we recommended the 185 °F and the coffee grind you need is medium-coarse to medium.
Generally speaking coffee brewed with grounds that are too coarse are going to be weak and less flavorful due to being under-extracted. On the other hand if the coffee is ground too fine it can be over-extracted and taste bitter if you’re using the wrong brewing method.
You might be needing a Coffee filter so that you can separate any fine coffee grind to the liquid.
Approximately 5 minutes for steeping.
Since we are using a non-commercial coffee maker we recommended the 185 °F and the coffee grind you need is medium-coarse to medium.
Generally speaking coffee brewed with grounds that are too coarse are going to be weak and less flavorful due to being under-extracted. On the other hand if the coffee is ground too fine it can be over-extracted and taste bitter if you’re using the wrong brewing method.
You might be needing a Coffee filter so that you can separate any fine coffee grind to the liquid.
Approximately 5 minutes for steeping.
