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Granite Ware 3-Quart Coffee Boiler

A traditional enamel coffee boiler with a pouring spout and side handle.

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  • Three-quart stated capacity
  • Pouring spout
  • Side handle and removable lid
  • Speckled black enamel over steel

The 12-cup label describes volume using US cups. It is not a promise of twelve full mugs of a particular size.

Pouring a hot drink from the coffee boiler
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The three-quart size gives you a larger vessel for hot drinks than a single mug or small kettle. The product gallery shows the boiler on an outdoor table and being poured by hand. It is a boiler, not an electric coffee maker or a filter brewer, so choose a preparation method suited to this type of vessel. The side handle and lid can become hot; plan a protected grip and a steady place to set the pot down.

Material
Enameled steel
Color
Speckled black
Includes
Coffee boiler and lid
Size / capacity
3 quarts / 12 US cups
Nominal volume
3 quarts
Format
Non-electric boiler
Three-quart speckled black coffee boiler
The details that matter

A boiler, not a percolator

This configuration is presented as a coffee boiler. Do not assume it includes a percolator basket or electric heating element. Choose your method and any separate brewing accessories accordingly.

Coffee boiler used at an outdoor table
The details that matter

Leave room for pouring

Use a stable heat source permitted by the supplied instructions, and leave working space around the handle. Avoid filling to the rim; a manageable amount is easier to lift and pour without splashing.

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  • Let cookware cool before washing.
  • Use warm soapy water and a soft sponge; soak stuck-on food before cleaning.
  • Protect the enamel from hard impacts and sudden temperature changes.

Follow the exact product instructions for heat sources, temperature limits and cleaning. Protect hot handles and leave a stable space for the filled cookware.

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