Hario Buono Drip Kettle (1200ml/41oz)

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Hario Buono Drip Kettle (1200ml/41oz)

$85.00

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So you can't seem to get your coffee quite as good as those pesky uber-trendy baristas at your friendly local specialty coffee house. How do they do it - is it coffee magic? Well, maybe. But there are a range of factors that contribute to an even extraction, and this is a biggie. This lovely kettle is pretty much the standard in pouring kettles for home or cafe use. It allows you to direct the flow of the water over your coffee bed and also control the pace, ensuring you have the potential to get the most out of your coffee. This kettle is also burner-friendly, so if the feeling takes you, you can bring it to the boil like old fashioned kettles. Just don't try and heat it in the microwave.

Stainless Steel
Compatible with direct flame heating surfaces
Do not microwave, do not heat in an oven
Not compatible with induction
Dishwasher Safe
Practical Capacity: 500ml
Full Capacity to Rim: 700ml
Height: 14cm
Diameter: 11.5cm
Stainless Steel Body and Lid
Phenol Resin Handle and Lid Knob

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