/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12045558
A teakettle and a simple pour-over funnel like pic related. Works the same as a coffee-maker without a dedicated one-purpose appliance.

I'm sure I'm being paranoid and wrong, but I'm always skeptical of plastics + food. Especially a coffee maker that runs boiling-hot water through plastic every single day for years and years and you drink it, idk. Even if it's all just in my head, I feel like the flavor is better from a glass or ceramic pour-over, and it's a lot less likely to give me cancer

You're supposed to pour the water out of the expensive meme kettle into the actual coffee maker.