Can you put this on the stove to make coffee
503401
Yes you can. But the little part that holds the coffee grounds is VERY small. I don't even use mine because of that.
503402
I use it to make coffee on my gas BBQ grill when the power goes out during hurricane season. My husband uses one for coffee when he's camping and puts it on a Coleman propane burner (open flame). So I don't know why you couldn't put it on either a gas or electric kitchen stove. It just needs a heat source. Note that the entire coffee pot, including the handle, heats up so when you touch the handle to remove it, you need to use oven mits or you'll burn yourself.
503403
[yes] but is awful flimsy first time I used it handle fell off I am looking for a better one
1171558
Yes in fact we love to use it to make coffee on the stove as well. We've used ours on the open fire for over a year now with no problems. Well maybe one problem. I wish I had bought the bigger one now.
1236065
Yes, you can but we found out that the coffee will splatter to the counter due to the mug not being tall enough.
1191525
I;m not sure zwickler, we don't use the coffee server on stove top, we use it as a SERVER for pour-over coffee.
1555650
No, and it takes forever to boil the water. You can boil it faster on the stove.
770513
Yes I believe so. Good addition to the kitchen; not only for the obvious coffee, tea preparation but convenient for any hot water need. An example need to boil a pot of water fast? Reliable and long lasting.
2117528
It is a baked bean pot. It is designed for baking. I don't know if it will last on the stove, but why would you want to. Use a sauce pan. Bill
1220673
Absolutely, I have an Induction stove top. I put in on the back small burner. Love this coffee.
1868246
NO! This is a thermal carafe and will be ruined if you use it on an electric stove or burner of any sort. It is to pour hot coffee into the cone and through the grounds in it.
1493997
No. I would advise against using this on the stove. You could but the handle is metal and you are likely to burn yourself as well as the milk. The metal is very thin.
210935
The base of the coffee maker may be too large for a single burner stove but if it fits you could probably use it. My only concern is that it would fall off a single burner.
1072193
I believe you can turn your stove up to Medium safely. Once the plate gets hot, takes about a minute it cooks quickly, be careful of the glass coffee pot if it gets too hot it could explode. Food tastes so much better cooked on it. Try it, I believe you will love it.
702442
Not really. It is a simple ceramic pot. If you fill the pot with boiling water before you make the coffee your coffee will stay warmer longer, because then you will have pre-heated the interior of the pot. But there is noting special about the warming characteristics of the pot. Stay near a microwave as you use drink the coffee.
524984
No, to boil water on the stove you want a tea kettle. A teapot like this is for brewing tea in.
802351
No I wouldn't use it on a stove top. I bought this for my granddaughter and she does, however heat water in the microway in it.
1868245
Hello, I would not recommend you heat up this carafe on the stove top. Your carafe is designed to keep liquids hot with the insulated thermal walls. Hope this helps. B
219989
No, for several reasons. This is small, about the size of a coffee mug. No stove element is small enough. The bottom is slightly concave. The metal is too thin for that kind of heat. The original intent is for frothing milk on a cappucino machine. We use it with our Keurig since travel cups won't fit.