Dometic PerfectCoffee (1 Viewer)

[Richard Birkett]

Has anyone got one? and if so are they any good?

Richard

 

[Robert Clark]

Dometic never made anything ‘perfectly’ Michael

Can’t imagine their coffee maker would be any better than their:

Ovens
Fridges
Windows
Inverters
Etc

 

[Lenny HB]

If up to Dometic's usual standard it will be coffee from hell.

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[Robert Clark]

If up to Dometic's usual standard it will be coffee from hell.

 

[RogerThat]

While not the same model, I've got their MC052 model in my van.



Can't fault it really, I dare say there are better machines out there, but it does what it says on the tin

 

[Richard Birkett]

Thanks RogerThat!
Does it take very long to brew?

Richard

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[RogerThat]

Yes... Well, in my opinion

It takes 20mins to brew a full tank, which in reality only makes 2 good "mug-sized" mugs of coffee. You'd probably get three or four smaller cup-sizes out of it.

But then it's only a 12v machine I guess, it'd probably kill my battery if it worked any faster

 

[Robert Clark]

If I didn’t have an inverter I’d probably opt for a gas hob powered coffee makers.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/323167946083

 

[rosalan]

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[Manxcat]

Aeropress for us

 

[Pausim]

That is what I use too, one at home and one in the motorhome. Makes truly excellent coffee.

 

[two]

I found Mocca pot best over a gas ring, with freshly ground coffee.
Anyone interested in an Aeropress could buy mine, with what looks like a lifetime's supply of filters.

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[Richard Birkett]

Thanks everyone.
I’ve got a stove top one, so I guess I’ll stay with that as I would struggle waiting 20 minuets for my 1st coffee of the day!

Richard

 

[scotjimland]

We have the Petromax Perkomax Coffee Percolator .. so good we also use it in the house ... makes a great brew.

https://www.petromax.de/en/px-produkte/perkomax/

 

[The Wino]

We have the Petromax Perkomax Coffee Percolator .. so good we also use it in the house ... makes a great brew.

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https://www.petromax.de/en/px-produkte/perkomax/

Really interesting website I could spend a lot!!!

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[scotjimland]

Really interesting website I could spend a lot!!!

indeed.. some great kit

 

[Lenny HB]

If I didn’t have an inverter I’d probably opt for a gas hob powered coffee makers.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/323167946083

IMO they make far better coffee anyway, we have stainles steel ones in the van and at home.

 

[The Wino]

IMO they make far better coffee anyway, we have stainles steel ones in the van and at home.

We have a stainless ikea copy take it everywhere

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[Jammel1980]

Aeropress for us

 

[TCG]

Tea for us

 

[Happy1]

Got the waeco model, got fed up missing a coffee before Chunnel crossing, each time we turn up we end up on a earlier crossing with no time to brew up on gas so flick the switch and it’s ready as the train pulls away!!

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[Two on Tour]

Yet another thread that has cost me money, just ordered a Bialetti Moka Express espresso coffee maker and a hand coffee grinder to go with it.

 

[Pausim]

Yet another thread that has cost me money, just ordered a Bialetti Moka Express espresso coffee maker and a hand coffee grinder to go with it.

You should enjoy the excellent coffee this type of machine makes. Unlike some percolators and cafetières they don’t drown the coffee grounds but force the boiling water quickly up through the coffee into the top section. I find hand grinding a bit hard on my arthritic fingers so often electrically grind a supply of fresh beans before leaving home. I go for the finest grind, the quick process seems to get full flavour without picking up any bitterness or carrying grounds into the coffee, though I suspect results vary depending on your choice of beans. I also usually fill the base with recently boiled water to speed up the procedure.

 

[rosalan]

Yet another thread that has cost me money, just ordered a Bialetti Moka Express espresso coffee maker and a hand coffee grinder to go with it.

I am confidant that you will not regret your decision but I am still amazed that buying a cup of coffee at almost any place in the UK, simply cannot compare with coffee bought almost anywhere in France.

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[Hania]

Use a pour over one - tried various sorts but found disposing of the grounds a nuisance (took forever to wash down the sink) - now we just throw away the filer into bin. If the coffee is not finished, it will travel happily in sink in the jug.