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Whether you love the outdoors and you're looking for a way to have a steaming pot of coffee in the wilderness without access to fancy modern brewing technology or just looking for an easy, low-cost way to make your morning cup of joe, using a percolator can be a wise choice. Percolators are very simple to assemble and use — though some modern machines are powered by electricity, traditional percolators only need a heat source like a stove or a fire to produce coffee, making them a great choice for the hands-on, practical-minded coffee drinker. To learn how to percolate (or "perk") your coffee, get started with Step 1 below. | Whether you love the outdoors and you're looking for a way to have a steaming pot of coffee in the wilderness without access to fancy modern brewing technology or just looking for an easy, low-cost way to make your morning cup of joe, using a percolator can be a wise choice. Percolators are very simple to assemble and use — though some modern machines are powered by electricity, traditional percolators only need a heat source like a stove or a fire to produce coffee, making them a great choice for the hands-on, practical-minded coffee drinker. To learn how to percolate (or "perk") your coffee, get started with Step 1 below. | ||
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