@@krissanchez4816 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 💯 % AGREE WITH YOU ❗️ THE YOUNGER GENERATION HAS MISSED THE BOAT WHERE DELICIOUS PERCOLATED COFFEE IS CONCERNED ✔️ I L♥️VE THE CLEAR GLASS PYREX PERCOLATOR FROM THE 1950’s ☕️
I have to tell you this video with it's music has made my month! I have been toying around with all sorts of percolators and going NUTS. Returning one to a hardware store recently too. Friends watching me try out stupid percolators....Amish percolator videos....Cowboy percolator videos...on and on.....UNTIL NOW DAH DAH DAH!(like the music!) BOOB BOOM BOOM BOOM DAH DAH DAH! It is BACK to my old faithful....my 1965 Corning Ware Percolator AND LONG MAY SHE PERK!!!!!
I just got mine today, and because of this video, I was hearing this music in my head while preparing the first pot. I just had to come back and watch it again. It's perfect. :D :D :D
Grew up with one of these in my moms kitchen. My wife and I found one at an antiques store on the Oregon coast for twenty dollars and In perfect shape as well. So many memories flooded back to me seeing this item. My moms been dead now for ten years. This find and purchase really pulled at my heart strings. Thanks for this video, it was excellent!
I am sooooooooo laughing! hahahaha that is really funny...with the greatest of orchestral music. My grandmother gave my husband and me that Corning Ware percolator in 1965....I still have and use it from time to time....I think i will go back to it again now! Thank for this video and the grand movie theme song.
WoW ! Now that's a great video. I just acquired one of these MASTERPIECES and I can't wait to use it. Thanks for showing Me the wonderful brewing Explosion!
Had these years and years ago but wore them out.....Just found one on Ebay....I was sooooooooooo happy!!!! This video sums it all up!!! Best Coffee EVER!!! And....I do hear this music every time I use it!!!! lol lol lol lol
I have one too.. and your right, it is by far the best cup of coffee you could make. I have the electric 12 cup counter top and use it daily. Started with an older West Bend metal pot years ago, but always felt like the coffee had a tin taste. Got this 60's-70's Corning pot, an the taste is amazing. No tin taste. But than you wouldn't get that from glass. This thing has been a workhorse for at least 25 years, and still going. Cleans easy with no coffee stains. Aluminum still shiny.. even the little orange light still works. Some people don't get it. They trade off GREAT coffee for quick drip makers. But the reality is drip takes about 6 minutes per pot, and brewed-perked takes 10 to 11. Drip coffee is nothing more than black hot water as the water passes over the grinds once, where brewed coffee slowly perks to a particular temperature. Great video. Thanks for sharing!
FYI Thought I would see what others are using. I fill mine with water to the top number, using a coffee scoop, I put in 3-4 scoops of coffee & then time it, once I SMELL that good aroma, it 'perks' another 5=10 minutes. P: I do not use a filter, the coffee grounds 'do not' come out into the coffee.
I have a half dozen Corning percolator's from the 60s/70's. Love em...only had 1 element failure after 10 years of use. Had to go to the garage to get a Fresh one! :D
What a great video! Yes, this is how it is. I was lucky to pick up a brand new one a few years back at a yard give away. I couldn't believe my luck. Have used it since and it's such good coffee this way.
I own several corning ware electromatic percolators I have 4bnib never used and several used ones I have been making my coffee every morning in my p-6 6 cup electromatic for 15 years never had a problem with it!!!!!
I just brought up my dad moms old Corning ware pot. I remember them using it when my aunt and uncle came over to play cards. I would be the designated waitress. What I can’t remember is how much coffee to use. I don’t want a bitter coffee but a smooth cup of coffee like they used to do.
I have the country festival patterned one coming and can't wait to get it. I understand these were recalled, but I'll be super cautious. I only hand wash as well. But the company could've been more cautious with the handle since I'm sure it's heavy and holds a lot of liquid.
If your willing to wait for the best way to make coffee, the percolator is it. Better than the automatic drip, and better than the Keurig coffee maker. Automatic drip coffee makers became more popular than the percolators because they would make the coffee faster and did not need as much cleaning after each usage as the percolators did. And when they where made a good 5 years after that they became cheaper to buy than the percolator pots.
Why the corningware electric percolator makes "perfect" coffee? Corning is science. In order to get a percolator to work one must boil coffee which is to hot. How does corning deal with this issue? Pyroceram and an electric system designed to operate just at boiling. Pyroceram maintains its temp much better then any metal pot which helps keep the brewing process below boiling while still boiling water. Let's walk through the process from perspective of water. As the water hits the boiling temp it is pushed up through a valve process. It just reaches the temp and is sent upward. When it touches the glass top the temp is reduced and then it hits the metal lid which again reduces the temp before it drips over coffee grounds at the optimal temp. After the water drips through back down it is cooled even more by the more constant temp regulated by the insulator, pyroceram, rather then the conductive metal pots which raise the temp of the water much to quickly due to contact with the heating elemant. If you notice the brewing process of an electric corning percolater you will notice when the red light turns on and brewing stops there are no extra spurts of boiling water because the pyroceram and the glass top keep water under boiling.
Once it starts perking; How long do you let it perk for before you remove the percolator from the heat and let it set? ( I've let it perk for 8 minutes or so before I remove it from the heat... So far; So Good? Or should I go for 9 minutes?? ....Help!!)
Probably the thumbs down are a result of the fact that this model has been recalled for the handle falling off and is dangerous to use. Please support the bottom with a pot holder when picking it up. You don't want the scalding pot smashing at your feet. Its known to happen with this model when the glue fails and the handle slides off.
I check mine everytime I wash it, I do use a pot holder under the pot & side when pouring, must have been maybe due to ppl putting them into the dishwashers? I always wash mine by hand.
I sure would LOVE to meet the person who made this video and coordinating music from...what what that movie....??? It was so grand...the greatest orchestral theme music ever made!!
Wonderful.i want to try this pot.almost boughtva used one but I saw on google where they should not be used on glass top stove so I was concerned. But looks like you have no problems. Any tips??
I’m at my moms it’s what she has, now how do u set it up , she got it thought it would be “fun” now it’s 5am and I need coffee but have to figure the out how to
Just bought one of these and tried perking coffee in it and it doesn't taste the same as in my stainless Farberware stove top pot. I used the same amount of water (measured it in the Farberware pot and poured it into the Corningware one), ground the same amount of coffee and put that in the basket. Perked it for the same amount of time everything and it was awful. Can someone help me so that I can get great coffee out of this pot. I love it! My parents used to perk with this same pot, they loved it. I would like to love it to! i have checked on the internet and found one place that gave a step by step instructions which was almost step by step what I did. I tried it twice, second time wasn't so bad, but not like my Farberware perked coffee. Please help! Thank you!
52cardsup Hi. Try watching my other video on using a Pyrex coffee pot - it applies to this one too. For example, If you make 6 cups (follow the lines on the inside), use 6 tablespoons of ground coffee. Don't boil the coffee and perk for 5-7 minutes max.
producedinLA ~ Thank you! I watched your other video. We grind our beans every time we make coffee. I use a Hario hand grinder and go just above the 2 cup mark. It looks like it is 4 Tbsps and we go with water to the 6 cup line, which in the Corning ware measures at the 7 cup line. I am just going to have to work with it and see what I can come up with. What a shame, having to make coffee! Thank you for your response and help! Happy Perking! :-)
Wow, great presentation. People nowadays don't know what they're missing...percolator coffee out of a vintage set up like this has no equal!
I agree!
Kids today ‘ what can I get started for you’. They think Starbucks invented coffee
@@krissanchez4816 True coffee aficionados know Starbucks is garbage.Italians consider it swill
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💯 % AGREE WITH YOU ❗️
THE YOUNGER GENERATION HAS MISSED THE BOAT WHERE DELICIOUS PERCOLATED COFFEE IS CONCERNED ✔️
I L♥️VE THE CLEAR GLASS PYREX PERCOLATOR FROM THE 1950’s ☕️
I have to tell you this video with it's music has made my month! I have been toying around with all sorts of percolators and going NUTS. Returning one to a hardware store recently too. Friends watching me try out stupid percolators....Amish percolator videos....Cowboy percolator videos...on and on.....UNTIL NOW DAH DAH DAH!(like the music!) BOOB BOOM BOOM BOOM DAH DAH DAH! It is BACK to my old faithful....my 1965 Corning Ware Percolator AND LONG MAY SHE PERK!!!!!
I just got mine today, and because of this video, I was hearing this music in my head while preparing the first pot. I just had to come back and watch it again. It's perfect. :D :D :D
Grew up with one of these in my moms kitchen. My wife and I found one at an antiques store on the Oregon coast for twenty dollars and In perfect shape as well. So many memories flooded back to me seeing this item. My moms been dead now for ten years. This find and purchase really pulled at my heart strings. Thanks for this video, it was excellent!
Thank you. Isn’t it amazing how something like a coffee pot can turn us into a ball of mush? Nice memories of your mom.
I am sooooooooo laughing! hahahaha that is really funny...with the greatest of orchestral music. My grandmother gave my husband and me that Corning Ware percolator in 1965....I still have and use it from time to time....I think i will go back to it again now! Thank for this video and the grand movie theme song.
Lynn Maust Happy to hear you were inspired my this little video. Enjoy your percolated coffee!!
WoW ! Now that's a great video. I just acquired one of these MASTERPIECES and I can't wait to use it. Thanks for showing Me the wonderful brewing Explosion!
People who have never tried it will never understand. Best coffee ever!!!
I FEEL YOUR JOY!!! I JUST FOUND THAT VERY SAME ONE!!! OVER THE MOON!!!
Brought a tear to my eye, love mine. The music is spot on, it's what I hear when she's rocking and rolling.
Had these years and years ago but wore them out.....Just found one on Ebay....I was sooooooooooo happy!!!! This video sums it all up!!! Best Coffee EVER!!! And....I do hear this music every time I use it!!!! lol lol lol lol
I have one too.. and your right, it is by far the best cup of coffee you could make. I have the electric 12 cup counter top and use it daily. Started with an older West Bend metal pot years ago, but always felt like the coffee had a tin taste. Got this 60's-70's Corning pot, an the taste is amazing. No tin taste. But than you wouldn't get that from glass. This thing has been a workhorse for at least 25 years, and still going. Cleans easy with no coffee stains. Aluminum still shiny.. even the little orange light still works. Some people don't get it. They trade off GREAT coffee for quick drip makers. But the reality is drip takes about 6 minutes per pot, and brewed-perked takes 10 to 11. Drip coffee is nothing more than black hot water as the water passes over the grinds once, where brewed coffee slowly perks to a particular temperature. Great video. Thanks for sharing!
Dave S I have one how the hell do I use it
FYI Thought I would see what others are using. I fill mine with water to the top number, using a coffee scoop, I put in 3-4 scoops of coffee & then time it, once I SMELL that good aroma, it 'perks' another 5=10 minutes. P: I do not use a filter, the coffee grounds 'do not' come out into the coffee.
I have a half dozen Corning percolator's from the 60s/70's. Love em...only had 1 element failure after 10 years of use. Had to go to the garage to get a Fresh one! :D
omg, the music was perfect! great vid! !!
What a great video! Yes, this is how it is. I was lucky to pick up a brand new one a few years back at a yard give away. I couldn't believe my luck. Have used it since and it's such good coffee this way.
Damed straight 🙌 and I have one too😉👍WHOLE LOT BETTER THAN MR COFFEE!!!!!!😂
I own several corning ware electromatic percolators I have 4bnib never used and several used ones I have been making my coffee every morning in my p-6 6 cup electromatic for 15 years never had a problem with it!!!!!
I just brought up my dad moms old Corning ware pot. I remember them using it when my aunt and uncle came over to play cards. I would be the designated waitress. What I can’t remember is how much coffee to use. I don’t want a bitter coffee but a smooth cup of coffee like they used to do.
Magnificent!
Love this!
I have one, it's awesome!
This is the best video 💙
I have the country festival patterned one coming and can't wait to get it. I understand these were recalled, but I'll be super cautious. I only hand wash as well. But the company could've been more cautious with the handle since I'm sure it's heavy and holds a lot of liquid.
And HOW could there POSSIBLY BE 30 thumbs down on this video???????????? INSANE!
Maybe from people like me who were expecting instructions? I'm not that petty, though. This is art.
I am waiting patiently for mine right now I just acquired one of these last night. Can’t wait for a delicious cup of coffee
"I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that." I'm brewing with my Pyrex Flameware Percolator 7759 instead.
If your willing to wait for the best way to make coffee, the percolator is it. Better than the automatic drip, and better than the Keurig coffee maker. Automatic drip coffee makers became more popular than the percolators because they would make the coffee faster and did not need as much cleaning after each usage as the percolators did. And when they where made a good 5 years after that they became cheaper to buy than the percolator pots.
Made my smile and 😂
Why the corningware electric percolator makes "perfect" coffee? Corning is science. In order to get a percolator to work one must boil coffee which is to hot. How does corning deal with this issue? Pyroceram and an electric system designed to operate just at boiling. Pyroceram maintains its temp much better then any metal pot which helps keep the brewing process below boiling while still boiling water. Let's walk through the process from perspective of water. As the water hits the boiling temp it is pushed up through a valve process. It just reaches the temp and is sent upward. When it touches the glass top the temp is reduced and then it hits the metal lid which again reduces the temp before it drips over coffee grounds at the optimal temp. After the water drips through back down it is cooled even more by the more constant temp regulated by the insulator, pyroceram, rather then the conductive metal pots which raise the temp of the water much to quickly due to contact with the heating elemant. If you notice the brewing process of an electric corning percolater you will notice when the red light turns on and brewing stops there are no extra spurts of boiling water because the pyroceram and the glass top keep water under boiling.
Once it starts perking; How long do you let it perk for before you remove the percolator from the heat and let it set? ( I've let it perk for 8 minutes or so before I remove it from the heat... So far; So Good? Or should I go for 9 minutes?? ....Help!!)
En mi país se le llama cafetera destiladora el café es muy bueno y con un aroma mmm
Great video. thanksI have an electric one ,however, the chord is missing. Trying to use on stovetop now
I ordered a replacement cord on Amazon and it is for other appliances, too. I got it today and it fits like a top.
Also sprach zarathustra! For coffee!! EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How much coffee are you supposed to put in it?
Probably the thumbs down are a result of the fact that this model has been recalled for the handle falling off and is dangerous to use. Please support the bottom with a pot holder when picking it up. You don't want the scalding pot smashing at your feet. Its known to happen with this model when the glue fails and the handle slides off.
THANKS! I'LL DO THAT, getting scalded is not fun.
Oh wow. I have 2. Im going to have to look it up and see if i can still return them.
I check mine everytime I wash it, I do use a pot holder under the pot & side when pouring, must have been maybe due to ppl putting them into the dishwashers? I always wash mine by hand.
I have 2 a larger one also paid 2 $ for 9 cup.NEW
YES NEW...3 $$ FOR THE 12 CUP...ALSO NEW ...NEW..GR8. DEAL
I was looking to see how to make coffee in one of those pots.
Sheri Clements hi. Watch my other video on my Pyrex coffee pot. It's the same.
Oh, okay, I will look for it. Thank you!
I sure would LOVE to meet the person who made this video and coordinating music from...what what that movie....??? It was so grand...the greatest orchestral theme music ever made!!
Lynn Maust 2001 - A Space Odyssey
Wonderful.i want to try this pot.almost boughtva used one but I saw on google where they should not be used on glass top stove so I was concerned. But looks like you have no problems. Any tips??
The Corningware will scratch a glass top surface.
I’m at my moms it’s what she has, now how do u set it up , she got it thought it would be “fun” now it’s 5am and I need coffee but have to figure the out how to
connie bosworth check out my other video on using a Pyrex percolator. It has step-by-step instructions. It’s the same process.
producedinLA thank u , I will, I did figure it out , it was strong but good, I’ll watch urs tho, just to see if I missed anything
lol great video! and only using an iphone.
Just bought one of these and tried perking coffee in it and it doesn't taste the same as in my stainless Farberware stove top pot. I used the same amount of water (measured it in the Farberware pot and poured it into the Corningware one), ground the same amount of coffee and put that in the basket. Perked it for the same amount of time everything and it was awful. Can someone help me so that I can get great coffee out of this pot. I love it! My parents used to perk with this same pot, they loved it. I would like to love it to! i have checked on the internet and found one place that gave a step by step instructions which was almost step by step what I did. I tried it twice, second time wasn't so bad, but not like my Farberware perked coffee. Please help! Thank you!
52cardsup Hi. Try watching my other video on using a Pyrex coffee pot - it applies to this one too. For example, If you make 6 cups (follow the lines on the inside), use 6 tablespoons of ground coffee. Don't boil the coffee and perk for 5-7 minutes max.
producedinLA ~ Thank you! I watched your other video. We grind our beans every time we make coffee. I use a Hario hand grinder and go just above the 2 cup mark. It looks like it is 4 Tbsps and we go with water to the 6 cup line, which in the Corning ware measures at the 7 cup line. I am just going to have to work with it and see what I can come up with. What a shame, having to make coffee! Thank you for your response and help! Happy Perking! :-)
do you need a defuser on your glass cooktop
Sonia Medori-Vigil No. Only on electric coils
producedinLA thank you
Nice. Now how do i use it? Haha i just got ome and no clue what to do!
RealMommyLife watch my other video on the Pyrex percolator with instructions. Same process.
@@producedinLA i will check it out, thanks!