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copper... :thumbsup: I'll think of tom browns businesse's name soon... :cursing:
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Copper or silver or the old cast iron tea pots go back to prerevolutionary period and every time since, Black "Granite ware" from civil war on.
I agree with Claude on the backwoodstin recommendation. I have a Copper 8 cup Coffeepot from them that is really nice. I also have a Copper Boiler and Cooking Pot from westminsterforge that I really like. You can't go wrong with either of these guys.
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A good old fasioned enamel ware coffee pot. When it's done brewing, throw some crushed egg shells in there to settle the grinds and you're in business.
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