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- Item Description : Note : This Coffee Alcohol Burner Maker Does Not Come With Any Pot Ibrik
Professionally Handmade Brass Engraved Tabletop Alcohol Burner With Wooden Handle.
Now You Can Taste The Real Turkish Coffee This Package Includes
Qty (1) Brass Tabletop Alcohol Burner Turkisk Coffee Maker.
Qty (1) Brass Flame Cover.
Qty (1) Plastic Filling Flask Aid
Handcrafted In Egypt!!! Our Items Are 100% Handmade By Highly Skillful Craftsmen In Egypt!!
Important Notice : The Color And Design Of The Wooden Hands Is Usually Changeable We Cant Make Sure That You Will Get Identical Color
And Design As Pictures Shown In The Listing But In Case Of Changing You Will Get One Of Those Shown In The Picture Bellow.
In Case Of Buying Complete Set , You Will Receive Of Course The Whole Set With One Design And One Color
100% New - Gold Tone
Weight (Approx.) : 19.2 oz / 545 gm
Material : Solid Brass
Size (Approx.) : Diameter : 3.9" /10 cm - Height : 6.4" / 16.5 cm
Used To Make Turkish Arabian Coffee (Without Electricity) With Such Real Solid Hard Brass Engraved This Burner Will Last For Years And Years
The Ideal Way To Make Thick Turkish Coffee Foam
Amazing Detail And Craftsmanship .
Will Definitely Add A Decorative Look To Your Corner.
Can Be Used Anywhere Any Time No Need To Electric Source (Camping -Home) How To Serve A Great Turkish Coffee ??
1. Measure The Amount Of Cold Water You Will Need.
2. Place Your Pot Of Water On The Stove And Turn The Heat To Medium-High (Just Until The Water Heats Up).
3. Add About 1-2 Heaping Tea Spoons Of Coffee Per Demitasse Cup.
Do Not Stir It Yet. Just Let The Coffee "Float" On The Surface Because If You Stir It Now You Will Cause It To Clump Up.
Note : You Can Use White Ethanol Alcohol !
Reid A. Lowery
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024
Although this will suit theneed don’t expect to get what you saw in their picture
cynaZZam
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023
Looks beautiful, good quality brass but is it going to boil your water? Maybe in a month. Pouring the oil in it was a mess, the wick dispenses of a powdery mess, the flame looks nice but directly under the brass pot created a huge oily black soot that stains everything that it touches. I'll have to make the coffee first on the stove then use this for looks and keeping warm.
Sherif yassin
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2023
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