It represents the after-meal coffee at my grandmother's house when we had the whole family gathered together.” How a moka pot works A moka pot harnesses steam to push water up through ground ...

From Rochester’s ear of corn to Lindstrom’s coffee pot, Minnesota's water towers are part form, part function.

The Breville Luxe Brewer is a new premium drip coffee maker It has a removable water tank and customizable brewing profiles It's available with either a glass or stainless steel insulated carafe ...

Using the same beans and filtered water, we followed the brewing process instructions, grind recommendation, and measurements for each individual coffee maker. We then brewed each system in the ...

The coffee pot water tower in Lindstrom has been a fixture in the north metro for more than 30 years. Community members raised $12,000 to install a fog machine to simulate steam coming from the ...

There’s the smiley-faced water tower in Freeport and the ear of corn in Rochester. The city of Lindstrom sold tiny replicas of its charming coffee pot-shaped water tower to raise funds to repair ...

Minnesota is home to some truly unique water towers; for instance, Lindstrom is home to a Swedish Coffee Pot water tower. That iconic water tower at one point had a humorous feature, and from what ...

Coffee is the start of most people's mornings, afternoons and evenings. When you’re looking for a new coffee pot, there are a ... Just add hot water and coffee grounds and stick the percolator ...

Lindstrom is bringing steam back to its iconic coffee pot water tower. The city reached its fundraising goal of $12,000 to have the tower steam like it did decades ago. A fog machine will be used ...

An abandoned Independence, Missouri, water tower scheduled for demolition didn't go down without a fight. The old water tower at 318 W. Pacific Ave. was pulled down Tuesday, though it didn't go ...

The water tower built to look like a peach ... Then there’s the giant coffee pot near Old Salem. It’s the oldest landmark in the city, dating back to 1858 when two local tinsmiths built ...